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Singapore goes fifty shades of pink during the Pink Dot festival,
Singapore goes fifty shades of pink during the Pink Dot festival, when thousands of people gathered for the Pink Dot parade in Hong Lim Park to celebrate being gay.
- Visiting Singapore for the event? Stay close to all the gay bars in the Chinatown District. Consider the “Fabulous” rated Capri by Fraser China Square, a 4 star hotel with spectacular views and excellent pool.
The Event
- An unprecedented number of partygoers of all ages come out to support the event; part of global Gay Pride month in June, which celebrates liberation of all sexual orientation.
- Around 26,000 revellers fill the park – the only place where public assemblies can take place without a permit.
- Pink Dot Sg is a non-profit movement in Singapore which support LGBT community.The annual Pink Dot event is the closest thing the country has to a gay pride parade
Gay Rights in Singapore
- While sex between consenting gay adults is still illegal, the law is not enforced, however the gay community still faces challenges and Pink Dot events and activities aims to remind people in the city state of gay rights.
Gay Singapore
- Over the past decade, Singapore has upped its game and gone from a stop over city to one of the hippest destinations in Asia. Chinatown hosts a great range of LGBT bars, clubs and saunas, from fancy cocktails in Dorothy’s to dark mazes in ShoGun Sauna.
- Several bars are dotted along Neil Road. Here you will find the city’s most popular gay dance club – Tantric, packing in revelers at weekends, who crowd the dance floor to thumping tunes.
Where to stay in Singapore?
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Singapore hosts a great range of LGBT bars, clubs and saunas, from fancy cocktails to dark mazes. Historic Chinatown has become the heart of gay Singapore. Most of the gay nightlife takes place on Neil Road. The neighborhood mixes old and new and side by side are traditional shops and trendy cafes.
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