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Gay Myanmar

This is the place to post information on places in Myanmar. There are many great destinations in Asia outside of gay Thailand. Share information and get advice on Myanmar here.

  1. Started by Moses,

    &PROUD Yangon LGBT Film Festival is back and we're bigger than ever! TWO AMAZING WEEKENDS of films, performances, debates, parties and all you beautiful people. January 27 - 28 at Thakin Mya Park February 1 - 4 at French Institute FB https://www.facebook.com/andPROUD

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  2. Started by pong,

    To be held in open air cinema from jan 26-29 next year 2017. Now in its 3d year and will also show various home-made Burmese ''queer'' movies, like Channel G, Dear Mum, Sould mates. Also to be held various discussions, parties and performances. Organised by some NGO, ,no website with further details given. A previews was held in BKk last week.

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  3. Started by llz,

    Not that I have been there myself but I just stumbled into the facebook account of the first gay bar in Myanmar - at least this is how they claim themselves. However it seems to be closed already, although their facebook account is still up. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Heaven-Bar-Yangon/523466211067827?sk=timeline

  4. Started by Moses,

    New electronic tourist visas are to be introduced by Myanmar on September 1. The tourist e-visas will cost $50,Tourists who apply on-line will receive the visa within one week, but it must be used within three months of issuance and will be valid for a visit of up to 28 days. http://evisa.moip.gov.mm

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  5. Guest
    Started by Guest,

    According to Wikipedia, homosexual acts in Burma are still illegal and a penalty of 10 years to life is the punishment. Although rarely enforced. I was considering a visit, but perhaps there's a good case for continuing to boycott the country?

  6. Started by Rogie,

    A recent short side-trip to Burma (Myanmar) didn't throw up any major surprises. Here is a rundown of the current situation as I found it. Getting there: I used Myanmar Airways International (MAI) to fly Bkk to Rangoon, cost 8,200 baht rtn, travelling out on a Wednesday, returning the following Sunday. Non-stop flights: 8 per day, 1h 18m duration Airlines: Thai, AirAsia, Bangkok Airways, MAI −Schedule of non-stop flights Valid through 31 May 07:15 → 08:00 BKK-RGN M T W T F S S AirAsia 3770 07:55 → 08:50 BKK-RGN M T W T F S S Thai 303 09:15 → 10:05 BKK-RGN M T W T F S S Bangkok Airways 701 11:50 → 12:35 BKK-RGN M T W T F S S MAI 336 15:00 → 15:50 BKK-RGN M …

  7. Started by TotallyOz,

    Anyone ever been on this balloon adventure in Myanmar? http://www.easternsafaris.com/balloonsoverbagan_home.html

  8. Guest euro2vn
    Started by Guest euro2vn,

    Hi Everyone, I was wondering about Myanmar's gayscene in the recent years. I have checked Utopia Asia already but can't find much more than that. Any recent update? Thx for your input!

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  9. Started by Rogie,

    A British father was injured when a family of four Britons made a dramatic escape from the burning wreckage of a plane after it crashed in remote Shan State in eastern Burma, killing two people and injuring eleven more. So, are Burmese airlines safe? I don't follow aviation closely so a Fokker 100 means nothing to me. What sort of track record do they have outside of Burma? Is this a Burmese problem or could it have been anticipated . . . the expression 'ageing jets' is used. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/burmamyanmar/9766252/British-man-injured-in-Burma-plane-crash.html

  10. Started by Rogie,

    Author: Anand Chandra - AFP http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5gb6wOA9djnzaGqrN-lUWdyF3xaOg?docId=CNG.165acc5087d7564ef29f9aef366e0041.611

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  11. Guest josan
    Started by Guest josan,

    The largest gay festival in Asia will be held this year, 2011, from 13th August to 19th. The festival is held yearly about 20km northeast of Mandalay, for a whole week! Thousands of people from all over Myanmar come to celebrate the Taungbyone Nats. Taungbyone is a religious ceremony to honor two Moslem brothers on the grounds of a Buddhist temple through the Nat celebrations! It is however in fact largely a gay festival. Plan your trip well as ALL of the means of transportation from Yangon to Mandalay is booked during these days. Best is to fly up a day or two before the start.

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  12. Guest josan
    Started by Guest josan,

    This year I again attended the Nat Festival at Taungbyone outside of Mandalay. This year, 2009, all of the buses from Yangon to Mandalay were sold out, as was the train. Our hotel room had several sleeping on the floor too! This is the largest Gay Festival in all of Asia and is held yearly about 20km north of Mandalay, for a whole week! It is held the last part of July or in August, the six days leading up and including the full Moon, 5th Lunar month. Thousands of people from all over Myanmar came to celebrate the Taungbyone Nats. Taungbyone is a religious ceremony to honor two Moslem brothers on the grounds of a Buddhist temple through the Nat celebrations!…

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  13. Started by PattayaMale,

    My Thai Friend and I will be visiting Yangon (Rangoon) Burma towards the end of September. I saw here that the military has cancelled "visa on arrival". We are going for just 4 days, but the reason for the post is to again encourage the new owners to think about making a separate forum for each close Asian country like, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, China, Myanmar. I did a search to find information on traveling to Burma and if any gay scene. The search engine here is not fantastic, but there were a couple posters that I sent a PM too that provided some helpful information. I will post after our trip in the Asia forum, unless new forums appear. But if anyone has some t…

  14. Started by Nikom,

    For those interested in following trends or for those who go over to Yangon: Gay Valentine Party on 14th Feb 2009 Where: Yangon's first gay friendly club, 'San Francisco DJ Club' Time: 11pm till 2am Place: San Francisco DJ Club next to TARMWAY PLAZA DRESS CODE: WHITE TICKET: K 5000 - INCLUSIVE 1 BEER OR SOFT DRINK MUSIC: RETRO 70s & 80s TEL: 01-725615 (After 8pm)

  15. Guest josan
    Started by Guest josan,

    . Myanmar has four gay forums on the Internet. They are in Myanmar language but you can sign-in to the sites in English. Some of the posts are in other languages. http://www.mgedu.socialgo.com/ http://www.myanmargay.socialgo.com/ http://www.gmyanmar.webs.com/ http://www.gomclub.socialgo.com/

  16. Guest josan
    Started by Guest josan,

    The Dates for the Gay Nat Festival at Taungbyone, Myanmar, 2010 This is the largest Gay Festival in all of Asia and is held yearly about 20km northeast of Mandalay, for a whole week! For this western year, 2010, the festival will be held August 15 through August 22 however the best days to attend, the heights of the celebration, will be August 20 and 21! Thousands of people from all over Myanmar come to celebrate the Taungbyone Nats. Taungbyone is a religious ceremony to honor two Moslem brothers on the grounds of a Buddhist temple through the Nat celebrations! It is however in fact largely a gay festival. Almost all Nats in Myanmar are gay. Also many fake gay Na…

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  17. Started by Nikom,

    If you have a free night in Yangon, especially on the weekend try this lounge/restaurant. Great eye candy and who knows what else. 1Two 4 DJ Lounge Restaurant No. 262-264, Dagon Center, Pyay Road Just remember, Myanmar boys are shy only because of their fear of using the English language. Speak to them first. They will respond! .

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  18. Started by Nikom,

    For those interested in Myanmar guys try this site: http://myanmarhunks.blogspot.com/ Many, many pic. Go down through and check out the boys! So much to see! .

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  19. Started by TotallyOz,

    BANGKOK — Myanmar’s military leadership continued its crackdown on dissent Tuesday, handing down prison sentences of 65 years each to 14 pro-democracy advocates, according to regional news accounts and reports on a Web site for exiles. The convictions came a day after a blogger was sentenced to 20 years for “creating public alarm,” among other offenses, The Associated Press reported. Tuesday’s sentences were delivered by judges operating within the compound of Insein prison, which holds many of the country’s estimated 2,000 political prisoners. Family members spoke to news agency reporters in Yangon, the country’s largest city, and said that they and defense law…

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  20. Started by Nikom,

    Sorry fellows that I did not answer some of your questions about the storm in Myanmar. I was in Bangkok when the storm hit Myanmar and went in the following week. Will write a short report later but have some new tourist data to share. There is a new meeting place for local boys in Yangon. Every evening, but especially on the weekends the local gay boys gather on Sule Paya Road starting about 4:20/5:00 at an outside tea shop. Facing the front of Cafe Aroma there are two cinemas to your right, or south. Next to the second cinema there is an outside tea shop with a blue awning. That’s it! Go up take a seat and smile at one! This is a expansion of the rest…

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