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Nana Plaza
The area is broadly similar to Soi Cowboy. There are street girls on Sukhumvit near Nana as well.
 
* Billboard is mentioned on UKP threads.
* 'Success Bar' recommended for Ebony girls. 31 Sukhumvit 4 Alley
===Patpong===
* Sukhuimvit Soit 23 (126) for AYA Erotic SPA. Nuru and FS. [https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=384209.msg3916133 Review]
* Kawaii Massage Soi 20 https://kawaii-massage.com/
* The Thermae Cafe Bar in Bangkok is one of the most well-known pickup bars in the city. Originally opened in 1968, it has been serving locals and tourists alike for over 50 years. Located on Sukhumvit Road, the bar is situated in the basement of the Ruamchitt Plaza hotel. Thermae Bar is well-known for its freelance girls who work independently and are not employed by the bar. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLaO7LrdPFw YouTube link]
 
Full sex should be available at all these places.
==Threads on UKP==
* [https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=440900 Bangkok report] A long read Oct 2025
* [https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=440944 Trip report] Oct 2025
* [https://www.ukpunting.com/index.php?topic=420516.0 8 Days in Bangkok] March 2025
==Hotels with mention on UKP==
* Landmark. 5* and yet girl friendly. Near Nana Plaza
* Night Hotel Bangkok - Asoke Sukhumvit 15.
* [https://www.adelphihospitality.com/destinations/adelphi-suites Adelphi Suites] on Soi 8. Nice girl friendly hotel, but does not always take her ID.
==Food and Non punting==
Loads to do. Places mentioned include:
* [https://aesopsbangkok.com/ Aesops] at the Column Hotel. Modern Greek cuisine in a lively rooftop setting.
==Links==
==[[DoxyPrep]]==
Some thoughts from ChatGPT:
 
A plan of taking doxycycline for 2 days before, 7 days during, and 2 days after a high risk trip seems reasonable in terms of reducing a bacterial STI risk, while keeping the duration short enough to limit potential issues like antibiotic resistance. This approach is generally in line with some of the research that's been done on doxycycline as pre- and post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) for bacterial STIs like chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis, though it’s not universally recommended as standard practice for everyone. Here’s why this might work:
 
'''Why This Plan Makes Sense:'''
 
''Pre-Exposure (2 days before):''
 
Starting 2 days before a trip gives your body some time to absorb and build up the levels of doxycycline, which might offer you some degree of protection as you prepare for your higher-risk activities.
 
Doxycycline is often taken for a few days before exposure when used for prophylactic purposes, so this is a fairly standard approach if you want to reduce the chance of acquiring an STI from bacterial sources.
 
''During the Trip (7 days):''
 
This is where you’ll get the bulk of your coverage. A 7-day course during the trip is long enough to help cover multiple exposures, particularly in a high-risk environment like the girlbars you mentioned. This is within a reasonable timeframe and should still help reduce the risk of bacterial infections.
 
Post-Exposure (2 days after):
 
Continuing for 2 days after is a way to help ensure that any potential bacterial exposure during the trip is addressed. Although the effectiveness drops if there’s a significant gap in time between exposure and treatment, taking it immediately after your trip could still provide some extra protection, particularly if you’re worried about delayed symptoms or exposure to certain strains of bacteria.
 
A Few Points to Keep in Mind:
 
Side Effects: Be mindful of possible side effects like upset stomach, sun sensitivity (make sure to wear sunscreen or protective clothing if you're out in the sun), and potential issues like yeast infections (especially for women, due to changes in the gut flora).
 
Not 100%: While this approach can lower the risk of bacterial STIs, it doesn’t guarantee complete protection. Condoms will still be your primary method of reducing STI transmission, and taking doxycycline doesn’t fully eliminate the possibility of getting infected. For example, herpes or HPV (human papillomavirus) are viral infections that doxycycline won’t protect against.
 
Antibiotic Resistance: A 10-day course is fairly short in terms of antibiotics, and the risk of antibiotic resistance is lower than if you were taking it for months or years. However, avoid using it unnecessarily in the future, as overuse of antibiotics can lead to resistance in the long term.
 
A Final Thought:
This plan seems like a balanced approach, particularly for someone who is aiming to minimize the risk of bacterial STIs without overdoing it on antibiotics. As long as you’re using condoms and keeping other precautions in mind, you’re adding an additional layer of protection, which can help reduce anxiety about exposure.
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