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Manila is one of the best places to visit in South East Asia, especially if you’re single and want to meet sexy girls on your trip.
We all know how beautiful Philippine girls are, and there’s no better place to hook up than in Manila because it’s a busy city that attracts the hottest Filipina in the country.
But like any other “big apple” in the world, you need to know where to get the action and avoid the scams.
That is particularly true if you are planning to hire hookers in Manila.
There are safe ways to get a hooker like the girlie bars and other venues more intimidating like the streets.
The thing is… If you go for the safe way, you are going to pay a lot more for the same type of girls that you perceive as less reliable.
What moves something perceived less safe into the safe zone is knowledge, and that is exactly what I’m offering today.
I’m going to give an overall in-depth overview of the type of hookers in Manila, the best places where to pick them up and of course, their standard rates so you can bargain a fair value while don’t get ripped off.
In Manila, there are many types of hookers, but the most common are:
Yes, there are so many different types of hookers in Manila to choose from that can be hard for the first time traveler indulging in this buffet of lust.
Hopefully, this Manila hooker guide is going to make the decision a lot easier.
Let’s dig into each type starting with…
The most common form of prostitutes in Manila are street hookers.
If you walk the red light districts areas after sunset, there are girls and ladyboys all over the place offering sex services.
It’s hard don’t notice them because they are in your face, sometimes they are even aggressive with their offers.
One of the main streets where you can easily find hookers is along P Burgos Street, the business district of Manila.
During the day there are many business people around, nothing much goes on. But at night the situation changes drastically.
You can’t walk a few meters without being offered sex.
Also, you have the option of checking Malate and Ermita for street hookers, but definitely Burgos is the safer and best part of Manila at night.
About safety, picking up street hookers in Manila isn’t that safe. Not only you might get robbed while asleep but you might get some STD.
Most girls don’t force you to use condoms and the same applies to the other hundreds of men they have slept with.
So, if you are looking for a free gift, bareback a street hooker to get lucky.
The price for street hookers depends on the type of girl you meet, your approach and the time.
It can vary a lot based on those three factors, but to give you indicative prices for street hookers range 1.500 – 3.000 pesos.
Bikini bars are one of the may type of brothels in Manila where girls dance on a stage wearing a bikini.
You can order a drink while checking out the girls, pick one and bar fine her for 2 hours sex.
Bikini bars are safe, the girls go for periodical STD check-up and the price is standard, meaning non-negotiable.
Prices are between 4.000 to 8.000 pesos all-inclusive.
Those bars have private rooms where you can sing, drink and have the company of girls.
They are popular among Asian men, but everyone is welcome.
Prices are steep, from the drinks to the actual sex with the girls.
Check out my review of the best KTV in Manila to get a better idea about prices.
A kind of pub with pool tables, sport events on TV, drinks and girls.
The ambiance is relaxed and easy-going where you can speak to the girls freely without feeling pressure to buy lady drinks.
You can’t buy the girls directly in the bar because they are waitresses, not hostesses, but you can negotiate to meet them after working hours.
Their price is between 1.500 to 2.000 pesos for all night.
You can get erotic massages in Manila at the SPAs but also directly to your room.
These parlors operate underground so don’t expect to find massage girls outside the shop trying to get you in for a happy ending.
You better ask in advance if they offer extras if you are planning to visit the small shops.
In the big SPAs, you can find the girls on display and they offer specifically happy endings Don’t expect the massage to be good.
The standard prices in the small shops are 500 pesos for an HJ, 800 pesos for a BJ and 1.200 pesos for sex.
In the big SPAs, the price starts at 3.500 pesos up to 7.000 pesos.
Most dating apps in the Philippines where you can meet singles are also good places to meet hookers.
It’s a good thing because when you want to skip the dating part like chatting, dinner or coffee, you can get the girls directly to your hotel room for sex.
You can easily figure out who is who from their profile’s pictures, hookers dress and act way sluttier than regular girls.
The average prices are 1.000 – 1.500 pesos plus taxi money. If you book them for a few days you can get a better deal.
I call them “mall hookers” because you can find them in the big shopping malls around the city.
Not many cities in this world will you meet hookers who typically operate in malls. But Manila isn’t your average city now, is it?
In most malls in Manila, chances are you’ll meet hookers there, especially if you go at around 4 pm or later.
Just be sure who you’re approaching or else you might look like an idiot.
Also note that the normal girls are a little bit shy, so that makes it easy to differentiate when you approach a girl.
Greenbelt mall is a popular mall with hookers walking around the third floor. Another place is outside Robinson mall at La Café, a popular freelancer joint.
Same prices like the hookers online: 1.000 – 1.500 pesos.
At night you can pick up freelancers in clubs and bars. Probably they are the most common type of hookers in Manila.
The spectrum of these hookers is pretty wide, from the pro to the regular girl with a daily job that needs extra money to make ends meet.
You can easily spot them because they make high contact or approach you. The every day Manila girls are too shy to do that.
So, if a girl approaches you in a club or bar, she is most probably a hooker freelancing.
Again, the price for a freelancer at night is highly variable from the 1.500 pesos average looking to the 2.500 pesos hot spinner.
Expect to pay for all her drinks which add up quickly to the bill.
Probably the most expensive type of hookers in Manila but also the easiest to deal with, you call or text and after a few hours, she pops up to your doorsteps.
You can find escort girls in Manila offering any type of services, but the most exciting part is the availability of foreign women.
Yes, if you don’t want a Filipina but fancy a European girl, there are escort agencies in Manila that can provide for you.
Call girls are professional in their job with good experience in their field, don’t expect young babes but mature women with deep training in pleasuring men.
Here comes the bad news, they are expensive. Starting at 5.000 pesos per 2 hours of company, they are definitely not a bargain.
If you want the girl all evening, expect to pay at least 10.000 pesos.
When dealing with hookers in Manila, you need to follow a few important rules if you don’t want to waste money and time in dealing with angry girls.
Happen often that the girls don’t behave appropriately by not doing something expected as part of the deal or trying to skip their duties.
You need to understand that you are dealing with the lowest working class in the Philippines. They have little education and are lazy.
I don’t mean painting the hookers all in white or black. There is a good number out there who do their job professionally and others who love it. But don’t expect the “good apples” to come to you without screening.
Yes, you need to use a sort of checklist to ensure to pick up only the most beautiful hookers out there.
My rules of thumb when dealing with hookers are:
If you don’t agree to a price first, you are letting her ask you for her highest rate. Why pay more if you can pay less.
Only this tip is going to save you 30%.
You start a negotiation very low because you want her to know that she is just another hooker of the day.
Don’t give the impression she is worth something. Otherwise, she is going to demand a crazy price.
Like any woman in the world also hookers in Manila do different things sexually. Don’t expect anything besides vaginal intercourse when dealing with a Filipino hooker.
Yes, you might pay her for sex and she might think in her own words that sex is just open her legs, nothing else.
In this case, you aren’t going to get a blow job or anything else for that matter, you are screwed.
And last, don’t pay her until the job completed. If you compensate her first, she has little incentive to perform well.
it’s typical human nature after all.
As you can see, different types of hookers and different type of girls, prices and expectations.
At the end of the day, a hooker is a hooker, and they are there because they fucked up their lives in some way.
They might have childred=ns without a father back home or abuse drugs or any other shit for that matter.
It isn’t uncommon to have problems the next day when it’s time to close the deal.
Once in Manila, a friend of mine brought 2 girls back to the room and the next day gave them 6.000 pesos… One of the girls went psycho looking for 5.000 each.
Personally, I just stick to the girls on dating sites who have a normal life with a daily job and healthy hobbies. That way, not only I avoid psycho women, but instead of only sex, I get the opportunity to make love to them.
You can meet local girls who are happy to spend quality time with you, have a conversation and enjoy intimate moments together.

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Prostitution in the Philippines is illegal, although somewhat tolerated, with law enforcement being rare with regards to sex workers. Penalties range up to life imprisonment for those involved in trafficking , which is covered by the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act of 2003 . [1] Prostitution is available through bars, karaoke bars (also known as KTVs), massage parlors , brothels (also known as casa ), street walkers , and escort services . [2]
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The "Young Adult Fertility and Sexuality Study" conducted in 2002 by the University of the Philippines ' Population Institute and Demographic Research and Development Foundation found that 19% of young males had paid for sex and 11% had received payment for sexual favors. [3]

In 2013, it was estimated that there were up to 500,000 prostitutes in the Philippines , [4] from a population of roughly 97.5 million. Citing a 2005 study, Senator Pia S. Cayetano asserted in her “Anti-Prostitution Act” (Senate Bill No. 2341 s.2010), that the number of people being exploited in prostitution in the Philippines could be as high as 800,000. [5] [6] The bill was reintroduced in 2013 as Senate Bill No. 3382, [7] and in 2015 as Senate Bill No. 2621. [8]

Prostitution caters to both local customers and foreigners. Media attention tends to focus on those areas catering to sex tourism , primarily through bars staffed by bargirls . Cities where there is a high incidence of prostitution are Olongapo , Angeles City , Legazpi in Albay , Pasay and Subic Bay in Zambales , [9] with the customers usually foreign businessmen from East Asian and Western nations. [10] [11]

Prostitution in Olongapo City and Angeles was highly prominent during the time of the U.S. military in Subic Bay Naval Base and Clark Air Base , respectively. [12] [13] When Mount Pinatubo , a volcano, erupted in 1991, it destroyed most of Clark Air Base and the United States closed it down in 1992.

Some of the associated prostitution trade closed with it, but when the mayor of Manila , Alfredo Lim , closed down the sex industry area of Ermita in Manila during his first term starting in 1992, many of the businesses moved to Angeles, finding a new customer base among sex tourists. [14]

Other tourist areas such as Cebu have also developed a high-profile prostitution industry.

There is no one single reason for the widespread prevalence of prostitution in the Philippines. Poverty is but one reason, as cultural factors and the attitude of people toward money and the social acceptance of prostitution play a major role. [2]

Per the Philippine Statistics Authority, in 2015 the Philippines had a poverty incidence of 26.3%. [15] While this figure has been decreasing over the past few years, [15] this still is one of the reasons why girls and their families turn to prostitution to enable the family to maintain a certain level of lifestyle. [16] A large number of girls who come to Angeles City tend to be provincial, especially from Samar , Leyte and Visayas , having seen their friends live a better life because of their job in the prostitution industry. [17] [18]

Clark Air Base was originally established as Fort Stotsenburg in 1898, after the Spanish–American War , renamed Clark field in 1928, and expanded into a major U.S. military installation during the Cold War . [19] Prostitution flourished around the base during the Vietnam war . The U.S. Naval Base Subic Bay , a naval installation since Spanish colonial times, had also grown into a major facility by the 1970s; the main street of Olongapo City had no less than 30 girlie bars and the city acquired the pseudonym "Sin City".

The American authorities supported the testing of the prostitutes for STIs by the local health authorities. Without the licenses issued with these examinations, the prostitutes were prevented from working. Angeles and Olongapo health authorities passed on photographs of sex workers who had failed STI tests to the U.S. bases. [20]

The closure of the U.S. bases in these two places did not change the scenario much—it only changed the clientele. Fields Avenue near Clark (Angeles) continued to grow as a center of the sex tourism industry, under the umbrella of "entertainment" and "hospitality industry". The girlie bars at Olongapo were closed down in a major drive by the then governor Jane Gordon; they merely shifted, however, to the neighbouring town of Barrio Baretto, which contains a s
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