Walk to the back of the alley past the other bars and you can enter DJ at the back right for the bottom dance floor or there stairs at the back left that take you to the balcony. For DJ Station, you will pay cover at the entrance of the alley which should get you a drink ticket or two. Soi 2 has DJ Station which is the larger dance club in the area and a few smaller bars. There is outdoor seating to sit and chill while tourists walk the street. Soi 4 has your basic Bangkok gay bars with some great drag shows, themed events, and cheap drinks. Head down to Silom Soi 4 or Silom Soi 2 (Silom is the name of the main avenue, Soi is the word for side street or alley).

There are gay bars peppered in neighborhoods throughout the city but considering distance and traffic make it a one stop shop. There are plenty of gay parties but do not be afraid to pick up a free BK Magazine or check them out online to see what’s hot that week at art galleries or other bars before you hit the bars.

(this article was last updated on October 9, 2017) 1. There is plenty to do and see other than the inside of gay venues so be so to get out and explore.

Whether you are from San Francisco or Vatican City you can come to Thailand, be yourself, and get immersed in one of the worlds most amazing cultures. There is literally something for everyone and Bangkok is safe, open, and accepting. Gay Bangkok will be an incredible experience for whoever wants it to be.