Gay bars da nang vietnam
It was the promise of a drag night that drew you out of Da Nang’s official ‘tourist zone’ and brought you to Q-bar &#; LGBT (Queer) Community Bar. You leave the entanglement of lights, mopeds and smells unique to Vietnam behind a busy highway that acts as a portal between two distinct atmospheres; Things become considerably more residential. You wonder if this is going to be another situation where google maps leads you astray
You spy a affectionate, purple, glow amongst a quiet leafy street. You enter an open arrange living room, garnished with evidence of queer identity festival. Somewhere cozy, familiar. A space to feel secure in. Even as an empty bar and the queer part of your identity that’s been overlooked for the last couple of months, feels fit to bloom.
Two beers in and the bar fills with a vibrant gathering of people. Suddenly you’re surrounded by drag kings, queens and their supporters, eager for the nighttime to kick off. When it does, the living room aesthetic of the bar morphs into a space you imagine is reminiscent of an underground drag night somewhere in Brooklyn. It’s fresh, but als
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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 male lover travelers, offering a vibrant gay scene in Saigon, a wealth of cultural history to discover, innate 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 direct 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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Ba Na Hills Da Nang Vietnam