Gay ho chi minh city

Ho Chi Minh Urban area · City Guide

Ho Chi Minh Metropolis has been an underdog in south-east Asia holiday destinations for many years, but more and more travelers are discovering this thrilling city as a hotspot for highway food, rich customs, and vibrant nightlife. The city suggestions a unique mix of modern and traditional experiences thanks to its fascinating history and western influences into other facets of Asian culture. 

Formerly, and up to this afternoon more commonly famous as Saigon, Ho Chi Minh Capital is the largest city in Vietnam. The city got its former identify from the Saigon River that runs through the town 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 capital has a little 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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Just to the north of the Mekong Delta, Ho Chi Minh City or Saigon as many locals still refer to it, straddles a collection of rivers that flow into the neighboring South China Sea. This Asian megacity has a population of million, and each night it is lit up by neon skyscrapers that residence the city’s numerous rooftop bars and trendy clubs. HCMC’s tropical weather causes daily rainstorms, and its streets are dripping with vibrant flora year-round. Saigon may not be the capital of Vietnam, but it is definitely the center of Queer existence in this country. You can find local queers drinking sugary coffee drinks at street-side cafes, shopping for the newest avenue fashions at hip malls, dancing all night in rooftop rave clubs, or zipping by you in their flamboyant Vespas. The city is divided into 19 districts and multiple other communes, but most of queer life happens in Districts 1 and 2. In District 1 skyscrapers containing international eateries and rooftop lounges settle next to humble Buddhist temples. Some of the city’s top cultural attractions are found i


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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 use the facilities. At the back of the premises is the swimming pool. Gym, pool, and saunas can be very cruisy. Open daily from am, then they complete and reopen from pm. You can buy entry for the whole date. No English spoken.

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      notre dame cathedral, ho chi minh

      Formerly Saigon, Ho Chi Minh is a vibrant city filled with motorbikes. Certainly not an plain city to drive in and renting a car is not recommended. Best to hire a driver.

      Parks come alive in the morning as workers attend their morning fitness classes before going to work. Go to the Botanic Garden and Zoo at am and you will observe what I mean.


      The place to be is definitely in District 1. It is the home of the major buildings such as the Notre Dame Cathedral, the Post Office and the Opera House. The War Remnants Museum is a must see and reflects the horror and futility of past wars. For a more in depth insight into this, you can always take the Chu Chi Tunnel Tours.

      There are shows to be seen as well. The A O Show is adequately recommended and so are the Water Puppet Theatres.

      Don’t think that Vietnam is behind the trends. With department stores such as the Parkson Mall, top trademark name shops and a shopping centre called the Vincom Centre, your shopping addiction can be satisfied. But you don’t have to go far to go shopping.

      The Ben Thanh market wi