World famous nightclubs, full-moon parties, concerts, karaoke, parades, the celebrations in Southeast Asia never end. The region simply knows how to party. Alive during the day, Southeast Asia rocks after dark. People travel to the region specifically to attend some of the parties hosted here. Full-moon parties, ZoukOut, Chinese New Year, X2; it’s an endless list of rowdy revelry.
Every city in Southeast Asia has at least one – a district that only comes alive at night, when tourists converge after dark to swap travel stories over a few beers or cocktails. The bar scene in Southeast Asia is loud, energetic, and rarely ever looks the same from place to place.
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