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Nude recreation in Thailand, does that exist?

By Tino Kuis
Posted in thai tips
Tags: Naturism

December 10 2013

If you are interested in nude recreation, you can also do so in Thailand.

In the Netherlands, walking around naked in public spaces is prohibited, except in places where this is expressly permitted. In Thailand it is the same.

There are two resorts in Thailand where nude recreation can be done (but not required), Pattaya (where else?) and Chiang Mai. Those places are considered to belong to the private space.

The link to a website below explains all about that, and provides a link to the two resorts where that is possible.

More information: www.thailandnaturist.com

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1 response to “Nude recreation in Thailand, does that exist?”

Roger Hemelsoet says up

10 December 2013 at 11: 23

Some years ago when we were on our way to Prachuap Kiri Khan, I thought between Hua hin and our final destination, (or was it before Hua Hin, I'm not sure) saw a fence with a wooden plaque above it saying: "Camping for nature people". I suspect there is (or was) a naturist campsite there as well.

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