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On November 1, 2001, the Ministry of Information and Communications formally enacted an internet content rating system classifying gay and lesbian websites as "harmful media" and mandating their blockage--all under the guise of protecting youth.
Two levels of custom designed facilities. 2/F has lockers, TV lounge, dark maze (becomes nude after 6pm), and a very clever glass-enclosed smoking room so that you can still cruise those taking a cigarette break. 3/F large lounge with futons, dark rooms, cabins, outdoor shower and BJ bench.
Utopia has assembled the world's first ever travel guide to 16 countries in Asia. Inside are complete listings for Mongolia, Nepal, Philippines and Sri Lanka, plus "best of" listings for select major cities in a dozen other Asian countries .
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Explore Saigon's gay and lesbian scene with Utopia-Asia.com. Explore Saigon's gay and lesbian scene with Utopia-Asia.com. Sign in. Open full screen to view more. This map was created by a user.
Utopia is a website with daily updating of information about LGBT culture in the countries of the Asia-Pacific region. Utopia, founded by American John C. Goss, was a ground-breaking Internet enterprise when it was formed in Bangkok, Thailand, on December 13, 1995.
For additional information regarding LGBT & Homosexuality in Bangkok, please refer to Utopia Asia’s Ultimate Guide. The guide covers everything from LGBTQ+-friendly hotels to queer-friendly nightlife and events, plus advice on safety and cultural norms.
Utopia Asia provides information about nightspots, restaurants and LGBTQ+-friendly accommodation across the country. This guide is updated regularly but do check news sources, the Human Dignity Trust and Human Rights Watch for up-to-date information.
Other sites like Utopia (utopia-asia.com) and Sticky Rice (stickyrice.ws), which appeal to gay people throughout Southeast Asia, have also raised the city’s profile. But the new spots also reflect a growing acceptance, in a country that still hews to age-old Khmer values and where the concept of homosexuality seemed nonexistent until recently.
