Are you on the road, planning a road trip or just love movies about road trips? These films illuminate many ways that traveling can help us see the worlds—and ourselves—in a different light. Guy Pearce and Hugo Weaving play two drag queens who join forces with Terence Stamp, who plays a trans woman, and travel across the Australian desert in a tricked-out tour bus. This film is packed with both show-stopping numbers and campy scenes as well as character-driven drama and conflict. This one is not to be missed. This comic, romantic, violent and, ultimately tragic, film also features a memorable appearance from a young, hunky Matthew McConaughey. No road trip list would be complete without this classic female buddy movie even if this is not an explicitly gay film.

At its core, Taos is a historic arts colony propelled by the progressive-thinking bohemians who have dwelled within its city limits for years. Where to stay: Taos Inn. Despite this inequality present at the state level, Eureka Springs, a getaway in the heart of the Ozarks, is a beautiful and queer-friendly destination. Just two hours away from Chicago, these neighboring towns are laid-back resort destinations that offer a plethora of lakeside restaurants and funky boutiques. If you want to unwind after a long day spent in the car, head to the gay-owned Dunes Resort , which has an on-site restaurant and gay nightclub.

Find your travel inspiration and plan your next vacation with tips and trips from the best LGBT travelers on Instagram. These seasoned queer travel veterans know all the hotspots for gay travel around the world. What would a good blog post be without a little self-promotion? We particularly love his spot on restaurant recommendations. They have been all over and it feels like their story is just getting started.