Ho chi minh city gay
Our bumper gay travel instruction to Vietnam has everything LGBTQ travelers need to know including the country's top gay scenes, top things to do, homosexual tours, safety tips, and more.
Motorbikes, lush beaches, motorbikes, limestone karsts, motorbikes, ridiculously tasty food, more motorbikes, rice terraces… and did we mention the motorbikes?
That's our takeaway of Vietnam summed up in one sentence. We fell in love with Vietnam and think it's such a rewarding destination for lgbtq+ travelers, offering a vibrant gay scene in Saigon, a wealth of cultural history to discover, instinctive wonders like the commanding limestone karsts of Halong Bay, and one of the best cuisines in all of Asia. The Vietnamese people will also charm the pants off you – smart, savvy, charming, super energetic, and can't give a flying monkey's whether you're unbent or gay!
Oh and the part about motorbikes? They're everywhere! Almost everyone in the country uses one, which makes crossing the road in big cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City an experience in itself!
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Ho Chi Minh Town · City Guide
Ho Chi Minh Capital has been an underdog in south-east Asia holiday destinations for many years, but more and more travelers are discovering this electrifying city as a hotspot for lane food, rich customs, and vibrant nightlife. The city proposals a unique fuse of modern and traditional experiences thanks to its fascinating history and western influences into distinct facets of Asian culture.
Formerly, and up to this afternoon more commonly established as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh Urban area is the largest city in Vietnam. The city got its former identify from the Saigon River that runs through the urban area and empties into the Soai Rap, eventually ending in the Pacific ocean. Nowadays Saigon is referring to the city center in District 1, the main tourist area, while Ho Chi Minh City refers to the entire modern city and all its rural districts.
Vietnam’s largest urban area has a miniature but vibrant LGBT+ scene that is attracting gay travelers, locals and expats alike. The majority of nightlife venues are located in the center of the city, Saigon, which makes them easily accessible by taxi
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- Lan Anh Village, Dist 2, Thuthiem, Utopia Map
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- Nha Van Hoa Lao Dong (Workers' Club)
- 55B Nguyen Thi Minh Khai St, Dist 1, Utopia Map
The Workers Club is a huge site that has indoor and outdoor sport facilities including pool, tennis, volleyball, table tennis, gym, basketball and ballroom dancing classes. Thousands of people exploit the facilities. At the help of the premises is the swimming pool. Gym, pool, and saunas can be very cruisy. Open daily from am, then they close and reopen from pm. You can buy entry for the whole day. No English spoken.
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Ho Chi Minh City Male lover Guide
Ho Chi Minh is a chaotic and confusing metropolis of Vietnam where either a motorbike will crush on you or you will get a crash on a adorable dancing boy. This swift moving destination is all about upscale markets for shopping, majestic pagodas and archaeological sites surrounded by beautiful landscapes and wildlife.
Vietnam is a very gay-friendly country, but do not expect open displays of affection in every corner. There are no anti discrimination laws enforced so be discreet and convey yourself only in spaces where you are sure you can get intimate. Even if Saigon (Ho Chi Minh) is a big and fast developing city there are still signs of conservative character mirrored in its everyday hustle and bustle.
The queer scene of Saigon is pretty small considering the variety of venues and the friendly lifestyle. Gay-friendly eateries like Five Oystersand Journeys Sandwich Cafe are can be found anywhere, especially if you request locals for friendly counsel. For a more spicy slice of gay Saigon, gay spas like Yang Spa and Nam Spa are considerab