Tijuana Red Light District's Famous Hong Kong Club

What could be better than the best strip club - bordello in the world?

Kong Club Of Tijuana VIP Gold Membership

The only thing better is having the Hong Kong Gentleman's Club V.I.P. Card. That is how you get discounted lap dances, free drinks, free appetizers, free limousine transfers from and to the border, free entrance to the club, access to special VIP lounges, big discounts on accommodations at Hotel Cascadas, and much more.

More than a hundred really beautiful babes that want to become intimate friends at a cost that won't break the bank. First class wait staff with a fully stocked bar serving Absolut, Jose Cuervo, Bacardi, Hennessy, Jack Daniels, Dom Perigon, Heineken, Tecate, Bohemia, Coors and more ( see the full list below ) and a luxurious night club design that compliments the party ambiance.  Need I say more. 

Contact us if you want to get the inside scoop of further bonuses at the Hong Kong Gentleman's Club, Tropical Bar and Chavelas that we cannot mention here. 

Bar Drink Menu

Beer List
Tecate Tecate
Light Bohemia
Coors Light
XX Lager
Sol Cerveza
Heineken
Indio
Vodka
Borzoi
Absolut Blue
Tequila
Patron
Centenario
7 Leguas
Jimador
Hornitos
Cazadore
Tequila 1800
Herradura
Tres Generaciones
Don Julio Reposado
Don Julio Blanco
Don Julio 1942
Jose Cuervo Especial
Rum
Bacardi Solera
Bacardi Blanco
Bacardi Añejo
Liquor
Kahlua
Amaretto
Jagermeister

Cognac 
Hennessy VSOP
Hennessy XO
Martell VSOP
Martell Cordon Bleu
Remy Martin VSOP
Remy Martin XO
Brandys
Don Pedro
Presidente
Azteca De Oro
Torres 10
Whiskey
Buchanan's 18 Year
Buchanan's 12 Year
Buchanan's Red Seal
Johnnie Walker Black
Johnnie Walker Double Black
Johnnie Walker Blue Label
Jack Daniels
Chivas Regal
Chivas 21 Year
Champagne
Dom Perignon
Moet Chandon
Chambrulet Brut
Wine by the Bottle
Los Alamos
Sangre de Toro
Casillero del Diablo
Balbas
Los Nietos Emeve
Cetto

Hong Kong Gentleman's Club - Party Like A V.I.P.

V.I.P. Membership at the Hong Kong Gentleman's Club of Tijuana 

Hong Kong Gentleman's Club 
Party Like A V.I.P.

Everyone that visits the world famous Hong Kong Gentleman's Club of Tijuana feels like a V.I.P. ( very important person ) because there are more than a hundred beautiful babes in the clubs and the wait staff is awesome.  Basically, the HK Club of Tijuana is first class. However, if you want to really party like a V.I.P. than you should consider becoming a Hong Kong Club VIP Member.

Hong Kong Club of  Tijuana Babe

The VIP Membership Card cost $50.00 will get you free limousine rides to and from the border, free admission to the club, a private waiter, and your first drink free.  But, just like the infomercials on late night TV,  "That's not all", ..... you'll get admission into the club's V.I.P. Lounges, 50% off on private dances, 20% off on your hotel room at Hotel Cascadas and 80% off on Monday and Tuesday. The card also gets you access to one of 7 private Sky boxes that includes room for 8 guests.  Basically, you get a $60.00 value free on your first visit using your Hong Kong VIP Gold Card.

The best part is that you get to use your card every time you visit the Hong Kong Club. For the savvy gentleman, you can also receive special coupons for free lap dance and appetizer on Monday and Tuesday, one free 2nd appetizer at Hotel Cascadas Restaurant Azul, one free lap dance per night, free appetizer and two beers Monday and Tuesday, your 2nd drink free, and more.

If you contact us and sign up for one of our bachelor or other parties we can get you further VIP services like free hotel rooms and other free-bees at the Hong Kong Club, or their other clubs Tropical Bar, and Las Chavelas.

Read about Tijuana's Red Light Zone's Hong Kong Club in our club reviews 

Our personal and group red light district strip club tour services start at $95.00 plus $15.00 per extra guest for club partying - includes VIP tables and VIP club services - 8 hours guide escorted.  

Our two day, one-night bachelor party starts $365.00 plus $15.00 per guest includes VIP tables and VIP club services, two VIP Bachelor Party Stripper Shows with full contact dancer. a farewell lunch - bachelor party in Plaza Cecilia with Mariachis - 21 hours guide escorted.  Also available on weekdays.

Our two day, one-night bachelor party starts $585.00 plus $15.00 per guest includes VIP tables and VIP club services, two VIP Bachelor Party Stripper Shows with full contact dancer. a farewell lunch - bachelor party in Plaza Cecilia with Mariachis - 45 hours guide escorted.  Also available on weekdays

Additional services can be arranged including private hotel room visits by dancers and special VIP club shows.  All of our programs include limousine transfers to and from the Mexican side of the border.  We have coupons for free and discounted drinks, appetizers, lap dances.  Contact us  for details   

Hot babe at the World Famous
Hong Kong Club of Tijuana

Viva Mexico Independence Day Party Hong Kong Tijuana

September 15 Viva Mexico Independence Day Party Hong Kong Tijuana 

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Viva Mexico Independence Day Party Hong Kong Gentleman's Club Tijuana

A fantastic video is at the bottom of this post that illustrates the valor of the brave Mexicans who won their independence from Spain.

On September 15th La Coahuila will be celebrating Mexico's Independence from Spain of 1821 with fireworks, grand festivals, parties (fiestas), food, dance and music. "Viva Mexico" or "Viva la independencia”.  The Hong Kong Club of Tijuana's Red Light District will host a sensational party that will last all night through the morning of September 16th - the actual date of Mexico's Declaration of Independence.  The Mexican people are proud nationals and have a great culture.  Understanding their struggle to become autonomous illustrates why they are such a noble people.

Proud Mexicans celebrate their 

Independence from Spain

In part taken from Wikipedia:  The Spanish–Aztec War from 1519 - 1521 was the cause of the conquest of the Aztec Empire giving way to the expansion of Spain's colonization of the the New World.  The French Revolution and the successful American Revolution over the British influenced colonial events in what was New Spain.  In 1808 Napoléon Bonaparte invades Spain and takes Charles the 4th and King Ferdinand prisoner weakening Spain's authority over its colonies, creating great instability. 

On September 16th New Spain seeks autonomy from the Spanish which had been under colonial rule established in 1521 when Mexico was conquered by the Spaniards.  

Father Miguel Hidalgo's Cry for independence  or "El Grito"

The Spanish Inquisition forced hardship on the people of New Spain in ruthless campaigns to control the peasants and keep the elites in power and the Spaniards in force. Additionally, as with every occupational power, the Spanish rule over it's most prosperous colony was not equally beneficial to the colonists which created a rebellious populous. On Sept 16th 1810 The Mexican War of Independence (Spanish: Guerra de Independencia de México) was declared against Spain in retaliation for such imbalanced rule and treatment. The Shout of Dolores, "Cry for Independence, or El Grito, by Father Miguel Hidalgo symbolizes de beginning of the independence war.  "El Grito de Independencia".

Father Miguel Hidago leads the rebels under the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe as their flag defeat in Spanish in victories over troops loyal to the King of Spain.  When they reached the town of Guanajuato on September 28, they were 30,000 strong causing a horrific battle over the Spanish that were barricaded in the public granary, Alhóndiga de Granaditas  They were unstoppable on their march towards Mexico City however Hidalgo retreated and occupied Guadalajara attempting to form a government. 



In January 1811, Spanish forces pursued the rebels, led by Félix María Calleja del Rey fought the Battle of the Bridge of Calderón and defeated the insurgent army, forcing the rebels to flee north towards the United States, hoping they would attain financial and military support. Hidalgo and his remaining soldiers were captured in the state of Coahuila at the Wells of Baján (Norias de Baján). All of the rebel leaders were found guilty of treason and sentenced to death. Hidalgo as he was priest had to stand trial and was found, and executed on the 30th of July, just 10 months and 2 weeks time from his decree for Independence.   

José María Morelos took over leadership of the insurgency. He achieved the occupation of the cities of Oaxaca and Acapulco. In 1813, he convened the Congress of Chilpancingo to bring representatives together and, on 6 November of that year, the Congress signed the first official document of independence, known as the Solemn Act of the Declaration of Independence of Northern America. A long period of war followed in the Siege of Cuautla. In 1815, Morelos was captured by Spanish colonial authorities, tried and executed for treason.

From 1815 to 1821 most of the fighting for independence from Spain wasfought mostly by gorilla forces surviving in the Sierra Madre Del Sur and Veracruz. After ten years of civil war and the death of two of its founders, by early 1820 the independence movement was stalemated and close to collapse. The rebels faced stiff Spanish military resistance and the apathy of many of the most influential criollos. 

In what was supposed to be the final government campaign against the insurgents, in December 1820, Viceroy Juan Ruiz de Apodaca sent a force led by a royalist criollo Colonel Agustín de Iturbide, to defeat Guerrero's army in Oaxaca. Iturbide, a native of Valladolid (now Morelia), had gained renown for his zeal against Hidalgo's and Morelos's rebels during the early independence struggle. A favorite of the Mexican church hierarchy, Iturbide symbolized conservative criollo values; he was devoutly religious, and committed to the defense of property rights and social privileges. He also resented his lack of promotion and failure to gain wealth.

Iturbide's assignment to the Oaxaca expedition coincided with a successful military coup in Spain against the monarchy of Ferdinand VII. The coup leaders, part of an expeditionary force assembled to suppress the independence movements in the Americas, had turned against the monarchy. They compelled the reluctant Ferdinand to reinstate the liberal Spanish Constitution of 1812 that created a constitutional monarchy. When news of the liberal charter reached Mexico, 

Iturbide perceived it both as a threat to the status quo and a catalyst to rouse the criollos to gain control of Mexico. Independence was achieved when conservative Royalist forces in the colonies chose to rise up against the liberal regime in Spain; it was an about-face compared to their previous opposition to the peasant insurgency. After an initial clash with Guerrero's forces, Iturbide assumed command of the royal army. At Iguala, he allied his formerly royalist force with Guerrero’s radical insurgents to discuss the renewed struggle for independence.

In 1820 the reinstatement of a unpopular liberal Constitution of Cadiz eliminates the economic, social and political standing causing great descent among Spanish Elite living in the colonies who had supported Spain's Rule over the colonies which founded their alliance with the rebels to seek independence from Spain. 

After almost 11 years of warring against the Spanish the Army of the Three Guarantees was created under Iturbide's command on February 24, 1821, and continued battling Spanish royalist forces which refused to accept Mexican independence. These battles continued until August 1821, when Iturbide and Spanish Viceroy Juan de O'Donojú signed the Treaty of Córdoba, virtually ratifying Mexico's independence.

The Generals of the Army of the Three Guarantees 

A painting by Ferdinand Bastin.

The Army was a decisive force during the Battle of Azcapotzalco. The victory in this last battle of the war cleared the way to Mexico City. On September 27, 1821, the Army of the Three Guarantees triumphantly entered Mexico City, led by Iturbide. The following day Mexico was declared independent. By that time, the Army of the Three Guarantees was composed of 7,616 infantrymen, 7,755 cavalry, 763 artillery with 68 cannons.

Despite the creation of the Mexican nation, the Spanish still managed to retain a port in Veracruz that Mexico didn't manage to get control of until 23 November 1825.  After several attempts to re-conquest Mexico - under the rule of Isabella II Spain recognized the independence of Mexico and on December 28th, 1836 Spain finally recognized the independence of Mexico under the Santa María–Calatrava Treaty, signed in Madrid by the Mexican Commissioner Miguel Santa María and the Spanish state minister José María Calatrava.

This is a wonderful video that explains the facts and history of Mexico's War of Independence.  

Read more here Wikipedia - The Mexican War of Independence

Mexican Mariachi Music and Mexican Anime Art

This fun video will entertain you for a couple of minutes.  .

Mexican Mariachi Music and Anime Art

Click here to watch this fun YouTube Video - Mexican Mariachi Music - Mexican Anime Art

The Hong Kong Gentleman's Club VIP Membership

Check out the killer Hong Kong Babe's sale pitch for the HK V.I.P. Membership - click the link below

Party Like A VI.P. - Hong Kong Gentleman's Club of Tijuana

Hot Babe Delivers the Message - the Hong Kong Gentleman's Club VIP Membership 


Read about Tijuana's Red Light Zone's Hong Club in our club review 

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Do Not Do This in Tijuana

A list of things that you definitely do not want to do in Tijuana.


While visiting Tijuana use common sense and behave.  You will have a great time if you don't make any mistakes.  Although this list is almost an obvious one, some actions or behavior can easily be misunderstood.  Tijuana is a friendly place for tourists to visit.  

• Do not bring a gun, bullets, or any other weapon to Mexico.  It is against the law to have a gun or anything that can be considered a weapon, even a box cutter utility knife.
• Do not bring narcotic drugs to Mexico and do not buy drugs in Mexico even prescription drugs in a pharmacy unless you are filling a prescription.
• Do not converse with anyone that tries to sell you drugs on the street.
• Do not take a girl to a hotel room or another private place without first checking her ID.  The legal age for sex is 18 years old.
• Do not carry an open container of beer or liquor on the street or in a car.
• Do not get into a physical fight with anyone.
• Don't be rude towards any Mexicans.
• Do not disrespect any police officer.  
• Do not try to pass counterfeit money.

Tijuana for tourists

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