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10 Best Gay Bars in Kuala Lumpur for a Lively Night

A city that never sleeps has a lot to offer, no matter how you describe yourself. If you are a haughty part of LGBTQ pride and are looking for a stress-free and harmless time of the night in Kuala Lampur, then these LGBTQ-friendly bars are perfect for you! Here are the top 11 same-sex attracted bars in Kuala Lumpur

1. iBLUE Bar

Built next to the Leisure Mall, Cheras, the iBlue Exclude is one of the lively karaoke gay bars in Kuala Lumpur that holds regular gyrate and drag performances. The staff is polite and well-trained, and the owner is welcoming and gracious. Make sure to make a reservation if you are planning to go on a weekend or a public holiday, as the place gets very crowded. The average cost for two people with alcohol is around MYR The usual crowd consists of ex-pats, tourists, and young locals.

Address: 15, Jalan Manis 3, Taman Bukit Segar, Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan
Operating hours: Every day, PM - AM

2. The Geytherin Pub

A cosy karaoke bar located inside a shopping mall, The Geytherin Pub is one of the ideal homosexual bars in Kua

Malaysia | Country&#;s oldest homosexual bar raided to &#;stop spread of LGBT culture&#;

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Malaysia continues its religious-based crackdown against the LGBT community, now targeting the country&#;s oldest gay lock in a raid.

On Saturday, officers from various commandment enforcement agencies raided the popular Blue Boy club in the Jalan Sultan Ismail district of the capital, Kuala Lumpur.

This is said to be the first raid on the venue, which has operated without interference for around 30 years. There were approximately people in the bar at the period, including tourists. It&#;s understood that two locals were detained and will be send for counselling.

According to BH Online, the agencies behind the raid included the Federal Territories Islamic Religious Department, the Royal Malaysian Police, the Kuala Lumpur City Hall and the National Anti-Drug Agency.

While initial reports said that the raid was associated to drug and licensing enforcement, state homophobia was also at play.

In an official statement on the Ministry of Federal Territory&#;s Facebook page, the minister, Khal

Malaysia may have some of the strictest anti-LGBT policies in all of South East Asia, but that doesn’t mean LGBT+ travellers shouldn’t visit. We’ve spent quite a lot of time in Malaysia in the past rare years, and there’s a lot to love about this wildly diverse land. In the larger cities such as Kuala Lumpur & Penang, there’s even a subtle gay scene, boasting a select several gay & lesbian bars, clubs and events. Hurl in the endless opportunities for adventure and revelation, gay and lesbian Malaysia has a lot to offer.

The current LGBT+ situation aside, Malaysia is a fascinating and cosmopolitan region. On the one hand, you have happening cities, sweeping jungles, and pristine islands. On the other, an amalgamation of cultures, cuisines, and awe-inspiring religious landmarks. Malaysia may not form a part of your typical backpacker track across South East Asia, but in my view, that’s even more reason to go.

Nevertheless, gay explore in Malaysia does appear with its complications. So this guide aims to provide you with all the info

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