Articles - Nong Khai, Thailand

One major change, however, was noticeable, there were many more young Gothois (lady boys) out there this year. For instance a now fifteen year old nephew of Khun Amorn who acts effeminate since he was five years of age. Another very young nephew is not sure yet if he may join the Gothoi Association of Nong Khai, but to the seasoned eyes of Suzy Size it looks like that.
One cute very young Gothoi who had caught an old and really ugly farang already flirted restlessly with your heroine behind the back of said man. Suzy was flattered, but was more interested in the manly rowers which were themselves busy with the famous boat races and not into hanky panky right now.
Suzy surely will see some of them back in Jomtien beach. Read more

About five years ago when I finished building my house in Nong Khai (where my very gay Thai boy friend comes from but we met in gay Bangkok, of course) I most naturally stayed at the famous Pantawee City Hotel, which is certainly gay friendly with very openly gay Manger John (who could even be characterized as being flamboyant) and the "gay" hotel owner Noporn who by surgery successfully overcame the mistake made by nature allowing her be born in a male body. Read more

But suddenly-it had never happened before-the group had an idea. Let us go to the famous Thantong Waterfall on the Mekong river next Sunday. Well... and here we are. Read more

Nong Khai might not be on the short list of all gay travellers to Thailand, but it should be on that of those who would like to visit Laos. Nong Khai is the ideal springboard to Laos, it can easily be reached by all kinds of transport. The night life of Nong Khai may not be thriving compared with Bangkok, but you still can enjoy two or three nights without getting bored to death. Read more

I journey to Nong Khai from Bangkok by Nok Air, which offers round trips for under 3,000 Baht. The airport is at Udon Thani, a 45 minute drive along the new highway into Nong Khai where the staff of the Pantawee are waiting to welcome visitors. The King of Thailand, grateful t... Read more

The cover boy of our last issue (Thai Guys 38) was praised and appreciated by so many readers. He really has the looks and, of course, he is from Nong Khai, originally (not the City, but at least the Province). I first met him in Phuket, but in the meantime he has moved on to the big mango of this... Read more