LGBT Travel
Homosexuality is legal and increasingly recognized in Vietnam as of 2025. While same-sex marriage remains unlegalized, a growing number of Vietnamese people, particularly the younger generation, exhibit more progressive attitudes toward the LGBTQ+ community. More individuals are openly identifying as homosexual, and several Vietnamese films addressing LGBTQ+ themes have garnered international acclaim, winning prestigious awards in recent years.
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Travel tip:
Similar to other Asian cultures, Vietnamese men commonly wear pink; however, this choice of color should not be misinterpreted as an indication of sexual orientation. In general, clothing is quite diverse, but men may wish to steer clear of tight-fitting outfits and excessive makeup.
City residents tend to adopt more open-minded perspectives on sexual orientation, with the majority of queer-friendly bars and clubs concentrated in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Many of these vibrant venues can be found in up-to-date travel guides like Lonely Planet. Popular recommendations include the Golden Cock and the Apocalypse Now bar in Hanoi, as well as the Q Bar in Ho Chi Minh City, where you can enjoy a lively atmosphere.
Volunteer in Vietnam
Despite much economic accomplishment, Vietnam still has a significant proportion of population living under the poverty line, resulting in an array of perplexing social issues.
Student Travelers
You are yearning for seeing a different world, experiencing and learning new things; Vietnam is the right place satisfying your desire for discovery.
Solo Women Travellers
Although this should not prevent female travelers from the exotic land as Vietnam, women are suggested to follow some simple tips to ensure their safe and fanatic trips in the Asian country.
