Taiwan Gay Pride 2024

An open and proud Taipei hosts Taiwan Pride in October 2024

The biggest Gay event in Taiwan is Taipei Gay Pride with more the 200,000 people attending the 4 day event from around the world. The Gay parade takes place on the last Saturday in October and is the highlight of the event. Pride celebrates its 21st anniversary in 2024.

• Taipei  fills up with visitors from across Asia and beyond for Pride. Book your hotel early as the city sells out well in advance. Try the Citizen M hotel for an ultra modern stay in one of the world’s most ultra modern cities.

Taipei Pride Parade 2024

• Sat 26th Oct, 2024 The Parade starts from the town hall , then moves through the streets of Taipei, ending up back where it started where you will find the main stage and many stalls  highlighting the gay charities and organisations supported by the Pride.
• The following routes are the ones that typically take place. We are awaiting updated for the 2023 route. Two groups of participants will set off at 2 p.m. from Ketagalan Boulevard in front of the Presidential Office.

• North Route : Taipei City Hall → Renai Road → Dunhua South Road → Zhongxiao East Road → Yixian Road → Taipei City Hall
• South Route : Taipei City Hall → Ren’ai Road → Guangfu South Road → Xinyi Road → Dunhua South Road → Ren’ai Road → Taipei City Hall

Taipei Pride Village and Afterparties

• Sat 26th Oct 2024 The official gay pride village is open during the weekend of the pride festivities and features a stage with live shows and performances throughout the day and a big post-parade party that lasts well into the late evening. The pride village is located in front of the Town Hall. Awaiting confirmation.

Taipei Pride Circuit Parties

• October 25th to 27th, 2024 – Formosa Rainbow Music Festival hosts a weekend of spectacular circuit events with international guest DJs and hot GoGos at Zepp, New Taipei.

Gay Taipei

• Check out our insider gay guide to Taipei, with the latest bars, clubs, parties and events.
• Taipei is one of Asia’s best kept secrets; there is always something to do; shopping in some of the world’s biggest designer filled shopping malls; night street markets offering everything from exotic fruits to the latest fashion and the not-to-be-missed 101 Tower – the tallest building in Taiwan offering a bird’s eye view of city and surrounding mountings of Taipei.
• Culture Vultures have an endless choice of things to do, from hot springs to museums, places to Buddha temples. When it comes to eating out there are hundreds of restaurants to suit every taste and budget.
• Taipei has a vibrant and fun gay scene offering something for everyone, with over 20 gay bars in the Red House district and 3 gay clubs, not to mention the big parties being held over the pride weekend. Saturday night at the W hotel is one of the highlights of the weekend, especially as it coincides with the Halloween festivities.
• Stay in the trendy Ximending district, home to the city’s best gay bars and nightlife.

Recommended  Hotels in Taipei

• If you want to be in the heart of the gay area then stay close to the Red House entertainment complex and Ximan. Hotels here are cheap and cheerful. Book early as they tend to fill very fast!
• The following Taipei Hotels are close to the city’s top attractions and a short ride to the gay bars and clubs:

The Tango Hotel,    The Okura Hotel,    Ximen Airline Hotel,    CityInn Hotel