Thai Freelancers – Tips for First Time Visitors

If you’re planning to travel to Bangkok’s red light districts then you’re most likely going to check out the Thai Freelance scene. You’re probably wondering where to find Thai freelancers as well. You’ll find the information right here. But most importantly you'll find some common sense tips that will keep you safe.

One of the most popular places to pick up a Thai freelancer is at the parking lot of the Nana Hotel. Starting around 8pm you’ll start to see a few girls hanging around the parking lot. But by 10pm you will find more ladies streaming into the parking lot. You can approach these girls up front to check them out. They’re use to it so don’t be shy. Nana Hotel parking lot is a great place to check out the freelance scene because it’s also right across from Nana Entertainment Plaza, a building filled with go go bars.

You also have another option near the parking lot. Take a look between Sukhumvit Soi 5 and Soi 7, just a 3 minute walk east from Nana Hotel. This area is called the bus stop because… well it’s where the bus stops. You’ll find many Thai freelancers and a few African ones too if that’s what you’re into.

From the bus stop you can also take another 5 minute walk east to the Ruamchitt Hotel located between Sukhumvit Soi 13 and Soi 15. Head downstairs to Thermae Coffee Shop. This is an interesting place to visit for Thai freelance action. It is a bar, restaurant and coffee house pick up joint. Dozens of freelancers are standing around on two sides of the room. Again, don’t be shy and chat with the ladies.

These are just a few of the most popular areas to meet freelance ladies. But here are a few essential tips. Try not to get too drunk. Many girls will try and take advantage of you if they notice you are smashed. So play it safe, especially when you’re alone.

For even more tips such as how much freelancers charge, checkout Bangkok Bar Girls, Freelancers and Escorts Oh My!.

Jim Hunt is an expat in Thailand. Through the dozen years he's been living there he has become the unofficial welcome mat to visiting friends from all over the world. He is also a contributor to http://www.bangkokguestfriendlyhotels.com

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