Asunción, Paraguay

[Punter 127]

World traveler is correct. World traveler has compiled a much more extensive list of privados in Asuncion. That is the list I use.

Why not both list and why not post in both threads, after all this thread has been active since 2008. WT has a very large list but I'm pretty sure El Alamo has personally visited the places on his list. I think both list have value.

[El Alamo]

World traveler is correct. World traveler has compiled a much more extensive list of privados in Asuncion. That is the list I use.

To reach the privados in the suburbs just print off the page for a girl at one of those privados. The taxi driver may know the place or he will use his cell phone and call them for directions. The taxi fare from downtown will be between 15, 000 and 30, 000 guarani (3 to 6 dollars).

For example, La Mansion VIP is in Lambare, about a 15, 000 taxi fare from downtown.

The concept of getting a girl for free is, more or less, an urban myth. You will pay for them one way or another, in both time and money. However, I can't think of a better way to spend some time.

I own a bar in asuncion but I don't run it. It is run by two 19 year old cousins, Carmen and Jessica. If you are interested in young, drop dead gorgeous chicas, mostly students, decked out in expensive clothing, this place has a lot.

I have been banned from the place. Something about what is this old guy doing here with all these young chicks. So I really don't know what the scene is.

The name is Al Elamo at Mcal Lopez 662, next to the Brazilian Embassy near the corner of Peru and Mcal Lopez. Even I have to admit, its a pretty nice place.

As far as I know, it is only open Friday and Saturday night, and doesn´t get busy until late at night.

[WorldTravel69]

This is the Argentina Thread.

Why are you posting Paraguay info here. All posts for Paraguay should be in the www.internationalsexguide.info Thread.

My Chica List for Asuncion are there.

http://www.internationalsexguide.inf...Asuncion-Lists

[Eusebio]

Eusebio.

Thank you so much!

Your information is really interesting and I think will be very useful for me when there.

Maybe I need two weeks just to sample a fraction of the goods available. I'll try my best, even if I'm more into quality experiences than quantity.

I want to try to get at least one girl for free, so I have to interact with nice people and use some seduction. Any suggestion on the places where I could spend some time? Actually I own a business and I am trading several equipments, so I would like to know also whether there is a place where I can meet local businessmen, at least I will have something more to do during the day.

Finally, I tried to locate the privados in the outskirts (for example: la mansion VIP) but failed. Are these places well known by taxi drivers? (I suppose so.). Do you know whether the taxi fare is expensive?

Thanks again!

By the way, I understood that you own a kind of disco or bar in Asuncion. Is it the case?

[Lueck Hoff]

Another option might be the Resort and Yacht Club Paraguayo. I know that the socceer teams like Boca Juniors or.

River Plate often go there before the new competition begins. From what I can see from the website it looks like a luxury place with a lot of possibilities for sport, relax and wellness. But I have never been there, so there is no first hand information.

The disadvantage of this place is that it is about 14 km from the center. So taxi fares can be expensive, if someone is.

Travelling alone.

[El Alamo]

Paraguay is a wealthy country with immense income from hydroelectric power, agriculture and cattle. Paraguay is larger than California but has only 6 million people. Paraguay suffers from centuries of government corruption. Government corruption is ingrained, debilitating and hard to eradicate.

The wealth of asuncion is in the suburbs. Downtown Asuncion is historically protected. You cannot raze historical buildings and build new structures. As far as I know there are no wealthy residential areas in the Centro of asuncion. Many of the buildings downtown are being renovated. The downtown is quaint but far from being a showcase.

The suburbs immediately surrounding Centro would compare favorably to suburbs in the United States. Some, such as Carmelitas, Villa Morra, Herrea, Las Mercedes etc would blow most suburbs in the united states out of the water.

As you go father away from Centro it may become more rural and less affluent. I don't know. Haven't been there.

As far as slums go, there aren't many in asuncion. The glaring exception would be Chaquerita which is downtown on the River. It is government land filled with squatters. However, in the next few years it will be replaced with a project called Franco Costera, or something like that, and no longer exist.

Asuncion has a lot of hotels which is somewhat of a mystery. Where are all these people coming from. The hotel owners say there is a lot of movement in Asuncion with visitors from South america and Europe.

Some of the midlevel hotels have been reported on this forum. There are a lot of hotels that appear to be luxury hotels. The ones that I know that would be considered higher level would be the Sheraton (bad location, near the airport, far from downtown) Crown Plaza (great location downtown), Granados Park (great location downtown) , Sabe Centre (great location downtown). A lot more appear to be upscale but I haven't been in them.

If you want something peaceful and quiet, close to downtown, in the middle of an affluent suburb, there is the Gran Hotel of Paraguay. Used to be the home of Madame Lynch, the mistress of President Lopez. Covers several acres with tennis courts and swimming pools but is very old style. Downtown is the Aspen Suites which I would take anyday over the Crown Plaza, Sheraton, Granados Park or Sabe Centre.

Getting around is pretty easy by taxi or colectivo. The collectivos are an experience. Most of the buses appear to be rejects from Brazil and the bus drivers seem to be aspiring or retired race car drivers.

The real problem downtown is that there are few hangouts for foreigners (especially hangouts like Madaho or Black) and few first class restaurants. Unless you live in privados things might seem a little quiet.

As far as safety goes, that does not appear to be an issue in Asuncion. I have witnessed a lot of street crime in Buenos Aires I. E. People having their cameras, wallets etc stolen in broad daylight on busy streets. That would be difficult in asuncion. Anyone doing that would be apprehended in a matter of minutes. There is a lot of security and few places to hide.

The highest currency is a 100, 000 guarani, as far as I know.

Asuncion is not for everyone. Either you like it or you don't. However, with the natural wealth of Paraguay and a pretty savvy population, it seems a pretty good bet that Paraguay is on the upswing.

[Master J]

I don't want to appear snobbish, but are there any comfortable nice areas. Clean and comfortable and safe

[Trampa]

I think there is no Hilton BA level hotel, if you want that don't go to ASU

[Master J]

Glad to see the topic is getting some new discussion. I have mentioned before that I would like to travel here but the one thing I still can't piece together is the accommodations. I usually rent a nice apartment in Puerto Madero or originally started out many years ago when the Hilton was affordable ($112 a night 2003).

I am getting a real feel that the chica scene is great, but I admitedley enjoy the comforts of a nice apartment or neighborhood. When you mention the suburbs is it practical to taxi in every day for the downtown scene?

Can anyone share what is the best option to stay or rent? My last few times in BA I enjoyed the chicas and the city but the pricing was starting to feel a bit like the states.

Thanks in advance for the response.

Newbie question is with their form of currency is there a 100, 000 guarani bill? How do you get to 1, 000, 000?

More interested in the peaceful surrounding part.

[El Alamo]

Captain.

I can tell you have been to Asuncion before.

Almost all the girls on the websites work in privados. The name of the privados where they work is usually included with their photo. The downtown privados usually charge 120,000 guarani - $25 dollars - an hour and the upscale privados in the suburbs charge 200,000 - $40 dollars - an hour.

Take out prices skyrocket. Azara 462 charges 350,000 guarani - $70 dollars - an hour takeout and 1,000,000 guarani - $200 dollars - TLN. La Mansion VIP charges 350,000 an hour takeout and 2,000,000 TLN. Taxi fare included, I think.

There are no clubs or boliches like Madahos or Black. The closest thing to a Madaho or Black would be Arena Cafe but it is nothing like Madaho or Black. There are a few small clubs like Playboy or Playgirl but I haven't heard good reports about them.

Streetwalkers usually try to charge 100,000 to 200,000 an hour and whatever they think they can get for TLN. They will try to take you to some of the nasiest transitorios in the known world. Not recommended.

The success rate with DFK and BBBJ is probably about the same as in Buenos Aires. Most of the clientes in the privados are from Paraguay and they treat the girls like guess what: Prostitutes. Some of the gilrs, but not all, become accustomed to denying DFK and BBBJ because they are sick of these guys. A foreigner should have a much better success rate. Especially with a 20,000 to 50,000 guarani - $4 to $10 dollar - incentive.

The BBBJ has an almost 100% (OK, maybe 80%) success rate, especially with a little incentive. Convincing them to have bareback sex can be more of a challenge.

[Member #3320]

El Alamo, a question.

How much do these girls from the website charge? Say for 1 hour including taxi fares?

Such as girls from www.hot.com.py (which is the best?)

How is the service in comparison to girls from privados?

For example, in BA. I find girls from privados giving better service than girls from boliches.

What is typical rate of streetwalkers in Asuncion especially for a "all-nighter".

Why is it so tough to get a DFK and BBBJ in Asuncion?

Thanks

[El Alamo]

Eusebio.

The escort websites are.

www.hot.com.py which is the best.
www.asunsex.com.py which is good.
www.sexoenparaguay.com which is OK.
www.fuego.com.py which is now posting false photos.

Asuncion is safe, day or night. Much safer than the provincias of Buenos Aires.

The privados range from really good and clean to complete dumps. Much to my surprise, I found that some of the dumps had just as hot chicas as the upscale places.

For 120,000 guaranii an hour ($25 US) the best places, really clean with hot chicks, are.

Cerra Cora 462.
Cerra Cora 217.
Azara 905 Apt A or B.
Azara 1565.
Haren's which is 226 Francia.
Eden which is 495 Azara (150, 000 guaranii an hour)
Babilonia which is Azara 1270.

For more or less dumps with hot chicks.

14 de Mayo 1208.
Ayala Escubio 326 known as Hot girl.
495 Quinta corner with Roma
14 de Mayo 1241 known as Guia Productions. ( this place has a 20 year old hard body that could compete with Leryn Franco) (100,000 guarani -$20 US - but a bargain at any price)
Britannia at Cabellero 903 better than a dump.
Tania Masajes at Yegros 1225 better than a dump.
258 apt B Estados Unidos known as Mariannas. (this place also has a hard body who could compete with Leryn Franco - Natasha is her name)
525 Estados Unidos known as Naomi's.

There are many more that I haven't visited (so many chicks, so little time) as well as independent chicks.

For opulent places. Several light years better than anything in buenos Aires.

La Mansion.
Clase A.
Thai.
Mujeres Chic.
Sensaciones.

These places are in the suburbs and I don't know their street addresses off hand. Prices are 200, 000 guarani ($40 US an hour)

The places that would be open 24 hours are Eden. 903 Cabellero, Guia Productions. 1565 Azara, La Mansion. Clase A, Mariannas, Naomi's, Hot Girl and probably a lot more.

Yes, it is easy to meet chicas on the street. They are fascinated by foreigners. You must speak Spanish. And be sure to tape that US $100 bill or an american flag to your forehead.

In addition there are many street walkers day and night. It is easier to spot them at night. In fact, it is impossible not to notice them. They hang around Palma and 14 de Mayo. In the suburbs they are found at busy intersections.

An easier option is to meet someone you like in a privado and make an arrangement. 500, 000 guaranii (100 dollars) will convince any of them to be with you 24 hours a day. However, I have developed a dim view of this option. Why be stuck with the same chick when you can bedhop. Probably an acceptable option for a few days.

Good luck

P.S. There is a reason Americans are well regarded in Paraguay. After the disastrous Triple Alliance War Argentina tried to destroy Paraguay by demanding huge chunks of land. It was sent to the United States for arbitration. The Argintines were convinced the United States would side with Argentina. Much to their dismay, Rutherford B. Hayes, President of the United States, came down like a ton a bricks in favor of Paraguay. The people of Paraguay may not recognize names like George Washington or Abraham Lincoln, but Rutherford B. Hayes is a national hero.

[Eusebio]

Could not agree more.

Dear El Alamo, and other members expert or familiar with Asuncion,

I plan to visit this town in the next future (probably within 2 weeks). Thanks to your indications and to what other members have written in the parallel, worldwide forum, I discovered several websites with links to privados. The most promising, even with a forum, seems to be Asunsex.

Do you have any additional information about all these privados, such as:

- their general condition (is it safe to visit them during the day and evening time? Are the apartments generally decent or is it better to take the girl out to my hotel, maybe for a longer session?)

- the general price rule (is there a relationship between what you pay and what you get or is it just a matter of negotiation's skills or privado's policy?)

- longer sessions: it seems to me that in South America everybody is going for the shorter options (1 hour or 1/2 hour, while in Eastern Europe 1-2 hour sessions are more common. What's your opinion about that? Is there any discount available for longer sessions?

In addition to the above, what's your opinion about freebies' availability? Is it common for European men to score among the locals? (of course we all know that everything depends also to the general look of the foreigner, his pick-up skills and his target, being it a top model or just a human being of female sex. I'm talking in general, so to say) If yes, where would you suggest me to hang out or interact with the locals, and what behaiours are generally accepted / liked?

Thanks again for what you have already written and for future enlightments!

[El Alamo]

Leryn Franco of Paraguay, javelin thrower in the 2004 and 2008 Olympics, has recently been selected #1 on the list of the 100 hottest athletes of all time.

At one time she reportedly was available in Asuncion for 250,000 guarani ($50 US) an hour or 1,000,000 guarani ($200 US) for TLN. That was before Nike started giving her one million dollars just to show up at sporting events.

The moral is: even the hottest athlete of all time has a hard time competing with the talent level in Paraguay.

[Westy]

Could not agree more.

Asuncion will never be a destination for a lot of us.

However, if you want a beautiful town with lush vegetation and an economy on the upswing, a laid back population which is 100% European or a mixture of European and Guarani, lunches for $2 to 3 US dollars, winters with weather like Southern California and summers like Florida, less traffic and noise and, did I forget, untold numbers of privados filled with legitimate hardbodies between 18 and 20 years of age available at a fraction of the prices charged by the over the hill hags in Buenos Aires. This place is hard to beat.

A few years ago the mongerers living in Asuncion made it very clear that they did not want any good reports coming out of Asuncion. They were afraid an influx of tourists would ruin their secret. Prices would go up and the girls would cop an attitude. While this is a concern, I doubt that Asuncion will ever attract enough people to ruin what it has now. And, in fact, a few more foreigners might be a good thing because, for one reason or another, the girls in Asuncion are pretty sick of Parguayan guys and much prefer foreigners.

Reminds me of the "informal MILGROUP briefing" I got on my one official Visit to Asuncion, in winter 2004. (Which of course isn't all that wintry to a norteamericano.) My International Office colleagues told me strictly that "what happens in Asuncion STAYS in Asuncion." The next evening we went, with Coronel "V" and Teniente-Coronel "C" of the unit I was training, down to the Choperia del Puerto for dinner and a brace of Bavieras. And finished up with 'Little Westy' getting his first wick-dipping in twenty years. Aiii, que rico!

A gringo who goes on a date with a paraguayita is likely to treat her the way he'd treat his date at home. She isn't used to it; she feels like she's being treated like a princess! And she will treat you, the gringo, like a King when you get her back to your hotel room.

Drat, now I'm missing Paraguay. I wish I were down at El Ciervo Blanco right now, dining on cazuela de surubi and watching the show; and ready to go from there to Al Elamo, where some young lovely would surely be waiting for me. Ah, the dream.