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Once the show is over around midnight the dancing begins.

DJ Station is known for playing remixes of the top mainstream international pop, think Kylie Minogue and Madonna.

Being Thailand’s most popular international gay club the crowd is a mix of local Thais, Asian and Western tourists.

The entry fee includes two drink vouchers and after that all drinks are 200 Baht (approximately 5 USD).

G Bangkok

G Bangkok, previously called GOD (Guys On Display) is the place to be after DJ Station closes (after 2 am).

Focused on inclusivity and fun, it's set to become a must-visit spot for those needing something a little different.

Pickle BKK

This listening bar in the Bang Rak area offers a nostalgic retro ambience. It primarily caters to the bear crowd (hunky gay men), but don't worry, you don't have to be one to enjoy a night out here.

Bipolar Silom is only open on Friday and Saturday nights so it’s a must-see on weekends.

The popular Bangkok Gay Bar has a chic outdoor patio with stool and comfy couch seating. Before visiting review the House of Heals calendar and you’ll find fun theme nights like Rap Battle, Bingo Night, Diva Night, Country Queens and Mother Has Arrived.

If you’re traveling with a crowd book your night out at House of Heals in advance to enjoy bottle service at standing tables (1-5 people) or sofa seating (5-8 people).

DJ Station

DJ Station is legendary, by far the most famous of Bangkok’s gay nightclubs.

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Our Gay Bangkok Bars Guide features the Thai capital’s most popular cabaret shows, dazzling drag shows, friendly pubs, chic cocktail bars and late-night dance clubs.

If you’re booking your first LGBT holiday in Bangkok we’ve also included a list of the top attractions and tours perfect for those looking to explore the history, culture and mouth-watering food scene in Thailand’s electrifying capital.

Are Bangkok Gay Bars Safe?

Did you know that Thailand is ranked as the most gay-friendly country in Asia?

Homosexuality has been legal in Thailand since 1956.

Friday and Saturday nights are particularly lively.

House of Heals

If you're a fan of Drag Race Thailand, you'll love this place. This means that if you make a purchase through our site, Dobbernationloves will earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.

But don't fret, it packs three stories of fun and plenty of space to dance the night away.

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G Bangkok (G.O.D)

This club in Silom soi 4 is spread over three stories and hosts theme parties and DJ gigs. Many local guides offer fun tours for those who want to experience the city by tuk tuk, bicycle, riverboat or on foot.

Book one of these private or group tours to enjoy an authentic Thai experience that is sure to make your Gay Bangkok Getaway unforgettable.

Private Bangkok Airport Transfer: arrive to Bangkok with ease by booking a private airport transfer in advance.
Private 8 Hour “Best Of Bangkok In A Day”: first time visitors to Bangkok will love this full day private city tour featuring all of the city’s top attractions.
Bangkok Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour: enjoy sightseeing in the Thai capital at your own pace with a hop-on hop-off bus pass good on the Elephant GoGo Double Decker Bus.

With 15 stops, you can explore many of the city’s top attractions.
Calypso Cabaret Show: enjoy a night of dazzling entertainment at one of Bangkok’s most famous Drag Cabaret shows.
Bangkok At Night: Temples, Markets and Food By Tuk-Tuk: on this 4 hour tour enjoy the magical of Bangkok at night via tuk tuk.

You'll be welcomed with open arms and there won't be any pressure to dance shirtless. Add them to your best things to-do list and remember to party responsibly, look out for your chums and keep the good vibes alive.

DJ Station

Located in Silom Soi 2, this is one of the city’s most famous gay nightclubs.

You’ll find a big mix of locals and visitors, lots of late-night options, and a generally live-and-let-live attitude in tourist areas. From lip-sync battles and comedy acts to dance shows, expect a spectacle you won't forget in a hurry.

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G Bangkok may close early when quieter than usual.
For the best balance, come in November to February.

Most LGBTQ+ nightlife clusters around Silom, with BTS and MRT making it simple to get around and get back safely. If you haven't been to gay circuit parties like GCircuit Songkran or White Party, take this as an entry point to the scene. I highly recommend visiting on a weekend and arriving early, before 10pm, as the line up gets long and the place gets packed.
When you skip inside you’ll find a large dance floor with DJ, central bar and seating along one wall.
Designed to mimic a rooftop bar setting, a magical starlit ceiling brings the night sky indoors. To get the patrons grooving, there are resident DJs and live band performances on specific dates. For a bigger, mixed crowd and live entertainment, try Fake Club Bangkok. BKK
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