Hey Leosquad! Forget what you think you know about Chongqing nightlife. The real night doesn’t start at the riverside lounges or the touristy rooftop bars — it begins after midnight, deep in the heart of the city. If you’ve ever wondered where to find the most vibrant Gay Club in Chongqing, this is it.

It’s not marked on any tourist map — not some hidden alley, but a bold, glowing spot where the bass hits before you even walk in. A local friend brought me here, and that’s how I found LOOP Club — Chongqing’s real heartbeat, the kind that only comes alive when the night takes over.

🚶🏻‍➡️ Stepping into The Best Gay Club in Chongqing

No sign. No fancy entrance. Just a steel door pulsing with the promise of something wild. Inside, the air was thick — neon lights cutting through haze, music so heavy you could feel it vibrate in your ribs.

The deal was simple: 100 RMB for two drinks, strong enough to loosen the night, and tables that started around 680 RMB. But honestly, no one was sitting. The crowd was on fire — bodies moving together, sweat, laughter, flashes of color.

To book a table, just message them on WeChat — they’ll show you the available tables. You’ll need to chat in Mandarin, so don’t forget to use Google Translate! @cq_loop

🌈 The Freedom That Defines This Gay Club in Chongqing

What struck me most wasn’t the music or the lights — it was the energy.
The freedom.

People were loud, queer, beautiful, and completely themselves. No masking, no posing — just pure release. In a city in China as massive and intense as Chongqing, LOOP felt like a heartbeat that belonged to the people who didn’t quite fit anywhere else, yet somehow fit perfectly here.

Just me and my friend

Two male dancing in Loop Dance Club

🤔 Why LOOP Club Is the Real Chongqing Nightlife Experience

I remember looking around and thinking — this isn’t on any tourist map. No flashy signs, no crowd of travelers with cameras. LOOP Club isn’t the kind of place you find — it’s the kind of place that finds you, when you’re ready to dive into the real pulse of Chongqing’s nightlife.

Loop club is exclusively open on Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and public holidays. In China, Wednesday is often called “小周末” (Xiǎo zhōumò), meaning “mini weekend,” so you can expect a full crowd even then.

But trust me , it’s not about when you will go… it’s about letting go when you do. 😉

💭Final Thoughts

So if you’re ever in Chongqing, skip the glossy nightlife guides. Ask the locals. Follow the bass.
You’ll know you’re close when your heart starts to sync with the sound.

And if you live for these hidden nights — the ones that blur time, borders, and expectations
follow LeoTrails. The next stop? Another corner of Asia, another midnight worth chasing.

After a wild night at LOOP Club, you’ll definitely want to balance it out with some sightseeing. Check out 7 must-visit spots to make your Chongqing trip wonderful for daytime adventures.

Follow Leotrails for more exciting adventures and insider tips from China

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Travel Deeper, Eat Bolder, Live the Moments, and Follow the Trails.✈️🍜🔥🌏
Bye Bye!

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Where I Stayed: Fandiao Homestay Chongqing

Fandiao Homestay in Chongqing sits right beside Hongya Cave, placing you in the heart of the city’s most iconic night scene. Surrounded by neon lights, crowds, and riverside views, it’s a lively base for late-night walks, street food runs, and exploring Chongqing after dark. Staying here means being fully immersed in the city’s energy, with bold flavors and glowing night views just steps from your door.

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Other Recommended Stays: LIZ GRAND ONE Guanyinqiao No. 1 Executive Hotel (Chongqing Guanyinqiao Pedestrian Street Branch)

Staying at LIZ GRAND ONE Guanyinqiao No. 1 Executive Hotel feels incredibly convenient, especially if you like being right in the middle of the action. I loved how easy it was to step out to Guanyinqiao Pedestrian Street for food and shopping, then come back to a comfortable, quiet room to rest after a long day exploring Chongqing.