Chako Paul City/ Shakebao: All Female Swedish Town

All female Swedish town of Chako Paul City otherwise known as Shakebao?

The Swedish have a reputation world wide for stunning good looks and a liberal attitude, and now comes a rumour that has tourists from all four corners wondering... Where is Chako Paul City: The all female town of 25,000 hot Swedish lesbians?

Swedish English language news web site The Local reports that thousands of Chinese tourists have flooded the nations travel offices, after news agency Xinhua reported the existence of the town of Chako Paul City, otherwise reported as Shakebao where no men are allowed entry and all the woman have turned homosexual.

Xinhua is said to have reported that a pair of blond female sentries stand guard at Chako Paul City, also referred as "Shakebao" in some reports. The news reports in China on Chako Paul City claim that all men wishing to enter Chako Paul City risk being “beaten half to death” by the all female police.

The Chinese reports went onto say Chako Paul City was founded back in 1820 in the northern Swedish woods by a wealthy widow and currently boasts 25,000 residents, with a medieval castle at Chako Paul City town centre. The main industry's are forestry and tourism.

Xinhua also claims that “Chako Paul City's tourism industry is increasingly prosperous”.

“Hotels and restaurants are everywhere, to receive women from around the world,” the agency reports.

The Chinese news service also wildly claims that most of Chako Paul City's residents have turned into lesbians “because they could not suppress their sexual needs”.

The story of Sweden's Chako Paul City was also reported in mainstream Chinese TV news media, including one station serving the city of Shanghai, where many shocked Swede ex-pats saw the report.

A spokesperson for Sweden’s local authorities associated told Swedish media that, unfortunately, claims about the so called women only Chako Paul City were untrue.

“I’ve never heard anything about it,” the spokesperson said.

“At 25,000 residents, the town would be one of the largest in northern Sweden, and I find it hard to believe that you could keep something like that a secret for more than 150 years."