By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported
On May 24, Taiwan’s Council of Grand Justices ruled in a constitutional interpretation that banning same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. This has made Taiwan’s liberal stance even more pronounced, establishing it as the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage. Many foreign tourists and expatriates also generally believe that compared to other countries, Taiwan exhibits relatively mild prejudice and discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community, making it a gay-friendly destination. This aspect has become a highlight of local tourism and a reference point for many travelers. The following introduces the world’s top ten gay-friendly countries.
The rainbow flag, also known as the “LGBT Pride Flag” or “Gay Pride Flag,” is a symbol representing sexual minorities (LGBT). (Image source / cyberfair)
#1: Copenhagen,Denmark Copenhagen, Denmark
Copenhagen Pride Parade (Image source / demotix)
#2: New Zealand
New Zealand’s Good Shepherd Church is a small church built with stone blocks. (Image source / demotix)
#3: Toronto,Canada Toronto, Canada
Toronto. (Image source / psaworldtour)
A same-sex wedding during Toronto’s Pride Parade. (Image source / equallywed)
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