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Our gay guide to Taipei, the capital city of Taiwan, including the leading gay hotels, bars, clubs, events, and more.
When we heard that Hung is a common Taiwanese surname, we knew that this was a country worth visiting!
The capital city of Taipei threw us for a fabulously gay loop. We had heard that it was, by Asian standards, a liberal and tolerant place, but we had no idea just how much the capital loves its gay. Within minutes of descending onto the gay scene, we were doused in glitter and dancing under disco lights to the likes of Cher and Dolly Parton. The gay scene in Ximen is damn impressive! There's an entire area around the Red House with tons of gay bars to review out. This is one of many reasons why we rate Taipei as one of the world's top gay travel spots.
The city of Taipei is also full of affluent culture, from the ancient temples that dot the city skyline, to the stunning architecture of tower blocks like the well-known Taipei . In this gay guide to Taipei, we've put together our experience from this unreal city, including our favourite gay bars (there are load Written by Queer in the World. Image credit: Taipei city scape by Dave Hancock /Flickr, license CC BY There are many fascinating places to discover in Taiwan and queer travellers should sense positive about travelling all around. Taiwanese people are among the most accepting and friendly folks around and would never want to make visitors to their country perceive unwelcome. Mostly they just don’t concern about sexuality. Of course, as with most places, attitudes are less progressive in more rural areas so travellers who are looking for more of a buzzing scene should head to the bigger cities rather than the countryside. Taipei, as the capital, naturally has the biggest gay scene with a diverse gaybourhood and the aforementioned Pride. This is where male lover travellers who fancy to be out in the uncover will feel most at home. Other big cities, namely Taichung and Kaohsiung, might not touch quite as liberal but still hold fun LGBT scenes. Once travellers start heading to other cities, like Tainan, they will find much less on offer in the form of flamb A coalition of lesbians and gays, transgendered persons, multi-sexuals, sexual dissidents, gender/sexual rights activists, AIDS activists, human rights activists, students, lawyers, teachers working for gender issues and sexual rights. Their goal is to dismantle the discrimination and oppression of gender and sexual minorities in the social institutions of the family, the education system, politics, the economy and the law. Founded in , TTHA became the first nationally registered LGBT association in the country. They are located in a huge, prime location, with offices and facilities for hosting meetings of various LGBT groups. Their private hotlines are open Thu-Mon, from 7pmpm, with three full-time workers and 4
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