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== The city ==
 
'''Getting around'''
 
When you are in Bangkok, pick up free English language BK magazine, this will tell you about concerts, shopping and events happening weekly in Bangkok and surrounding areas.
Public transportation's best bet are the BTS and the MRT underground.  Taxi is the best way to get around as all taxis are now with meters and many of the drivers can understand English and are avaliable 24 hours.
 
 
'''Eating and Drinking'''
 
Food and drinks in Bankok are plenty, but be weary of drinking water and ice espeically in the summer month when the weather is most hot and humid and the food can go bad faster than you can do a gancho.
 
 
For a romantic dinner and some drink in a quiet venue with great view of the river, try "'''The Deck'''" at "Arun Residence" - best part, everybody speaks English but there are no tourists. [http://www.arunresidence.com/]
The Deck is close by Sunset Road, where you can find many small bars and restaurants as well as the Palace. 
 
Another great place to grab a drink is at '''Tuba''' at Ekamai soi 21, Sukhumvit
This spacious two-story restaurant triples as gallery, bar and furniture shop. It’s possible to enjoy Thai dishes and western fare whipped up to suit the local palette, admire the works of aspiring artists, wind down with after work cocktails or simply drop by to snag some furniture.  Closes during Thai New Year week (around April 13-17th)  Because Tuba is located in Ekamai area, there are many clubs, pubs and restaurants around.  Getting a Taxi here at 4am is never a problem.
 
or you can check out this website for a good list of restaurant
[http://www.wheretoeat-bangkok.com/]
 
== Tango ==
== Tango ==


Though Argentine Tango is small in Bangkok, there are regular milongas, practicas and special events as well as visiting teachers from all over the world.  Visiting teachers usually propose group classes before milonga, schedule and location of those functions can be found at '''https://sites.google.com/site/tangothailandinfos/'''
Though Argentine Tango is small in Bangkok, there are regular milongas, practicas and special events as well as visiting teachers from all over the world.  Visiting teachers usually propose group classes before milonga.


== Venues ==
== Venues ==


* ELEFIN Milonga: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSA-QgGYRpo Video]
* RED PEPPER Milonga:


* DREAM Milonga:     [https://plus.google.com/photos/104651571319139124439/albums/5711808293034423649?authkey=CK-xu-TPjJ2UaQ/ Photos Album]
* YANIE Milonga:  


* NICE STEP Practica: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPh2Vad7Qvo&feature=related Video]
* DREAM Milonga: {{youtube|v=on9W52StcQI}}


* RUMPUREE Classes: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8c_NfOVUXzs Video]
* SILOM Soi 4 Milonga/Practica:


== Calendar ==
* NICE STEP Practica: {{youtube|v=BPh2Vad7Qvo}}


All events can be found in our Calendar: '''https://sites.google.com/site/tangothailandinfos/'''
* RUMPUREE Classes: {{youtube|v=8c_NfOVUXzs}}


== Tango Clothes ==
== Tango Clothes ==


There are no rules as to what you can wear on the dance floor, however, if you are attending a Milonga, please respect other dancers and dress up a bit. Your clothes/dresses should be comfortable and allow you to move freely without getting your heels or others heels getting caught up in it.  Consider Bangkok's hot and humid weather in mind when dressing for milongs and practicas, be prepare and have a change of shirts if you know you sweat easily.
There are no rules as to what you can wear on the dance floor, however, if you are attending a Milonga, please respect other dancers and dress up a bit. Your clothes/dresses should be comfortable and allow you to move freely without getting your heels or others heels getting caught up in it.  Consider Bangkok's hot and humid weather in mind when dressing for milongas and practicas, be prepare and have a change of shirts if you know you sweat easily.


== Etiquette ==
== Etiquette ==
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Bangkok is a tropical city, hot and humid is the nature of our weather pattern so it is advaciable to shower before attending a Milonga.  For those who smokes, try to avoid smoking during a milonga or practica as many of the dancers are not smokers and the smell can be distracting.
Bangkok is a tropical city, hot and humid is the nature of our weather pattern so it is advaciable to shower before attending a Milonga.  For those who smokes, try to avoid smoking during a milonga or practica as many of the dancers are not smokers and the smell can be distracting.


Because Tango in Bangkok is young, one might find a lack in dance floor etiquette. Call me old fashion but I find that the lack of general dance floor good manner is not only discouraging to a visiting dancers but also dangerous.
Because Tango in Bangkok is young, one might find a lack in dance floor etiquette. But, at last but not least, you will have fun and enjoy Tango in Bangkok.
 
This is a good website created by Tine Herraman of the Yale Tango Club, the infomation can be applied to all the dance floors so please check it out '''http://www.tangomuse.com/TangoManners.html'''
 
So, last but not least, forgive those that zig zags across the dance floor and just try to avoid them the best you can.  Have fun and enjoy Tango in Bangkok.


See also: [[etiquette]]
See also: [[etiquette]]


== Links ==
== Links ==
* https://sites.google.com/site/tangothailandinfos/
WEB SITES
* https://www.facebook.com/TangoThaiInfo
* http://www.tangointhailand.com
* http://www.tangobangkok.com
* http://www.tangobangkok.com
* http://www.siamtango.com
* http://www.siamtango.com


Last Updated: [[User:Thailand|Thailand]] 05:39, 22 March 2012 (UTC)
 
FACEBOOK
* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/tangobangkok Tango Bangkok]
* [https://www.facebook.com/thailand.tangoargentino Thailand Tangoargentino]
* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/180512225409300 Thai Tango/Milonga Bkk]
* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/312840145410054 Tango Nice Step]
* [https://www.facebook.com/pages/El-Abrazo-Pr%C3%A1ctilonga-at-Soi-1/158732074240879 El Abrazo Práctilonga at Soi 1]
* [https://www.facebook.com/JuevesTangoDeSoi4?fref=ts Jueves Tango De Soi 4]
* [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Argentine-tango-in-bangkok/295544503943129 Yannie Milonga]
* [https://www.facebook.com/tangothailand Tango Thailand]
 
 
Last updated, [[User:Thailand|Thailand]] , 26 June 2014 (UTC)

Latest revision as of 2016-09-09T03:11:57

Tango

Though Argentine Tango is small in Bangkok, there are regular milongas, practicas and special events as well as visiting teachers from all over the world. Visiting teachers usually propose group classes before milonga.

Venues

  • RED PEPPER Milonga:
  • YANIE Milonga:
  • SILOM Soi 4 Milonga/Practica:

Tango Clothes

There are no rules as to what you can wear on the dance floor, however, if you are attending a Milonga, please respect other dancers and dress up a bit. Your clothes/dresses should be comfortable and allow you to move freely without getting your heels or others heels getting caught up in it. Consider Bangkok's hot and humid weather in mind when dressing for milongas and practicas, be prepare and have a change of shirts if you know you sweat easily.

Etiquette

The tango group in Bangkok is small, everybody gets to dance with everybody. There are few male dancers in Bangkok, so don't be shy if you feel the eyes of all the girls in the room looking at you.

Bangkok is a tropical city, hot and humid is the nature of our weather pattern so it is advaciable to shower before attending a Milonga. For those who smokes, try to avoid smoking during a milonga or practica as many of the dancers are not smokers and the smell can be distracting.

Because Tango in Bangkok is young, one might find a lack in dance floor etiquette. But, at last but not least, you will have fun and enjoy Tango in Bangkok.

See also: etiquette

Links

WEB SITES


FACEBOOK


Last updated, Thailand , 26 June 2014 (UTC)