Thailand · MUAY THAI EXPERIENCES IN BANGKOK
Good muay thai experiences in Bangkok fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 8 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Watch Muay Thai at Bangkok’s historic Rajadamnern Stadium, with skilled fights, Thai rituals, music, lighting effects, and strong views.
“The single most amazing experience you can do when in Bangkok.”
Learn Muay Thai basics in Bangkok with patient instructors, gloves, hand wraps, and a hard one-hour workout for beginners.
“They were really nice, and my friend and I were lucky to be the only non professional ones there, felt like a private session lol ! I loved it !!!”
Learn Muay Thai privately in Bangkok with a certified Thai trainer, free shorts, gym equipment, air conditioning, and optional hotel pickup.
“This was a really fun way to spend an afternoon in Bangkok. Num is a really good coach!”
Review of Bangkok’s beginner Muay Thai class, with rooftop views, patient coaches, small groups, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Was such a good workout, so much fun and learned quite a lot about Muay Thai Boxing! Highly recommend!!”
Watch authentic Muay Thai at Bangkok’s Lumpinee Stadium, with wai khru ritual, hard-hitting matches, and several Saturday seat options.
“It was a really good night and the whole ticketing process was carried out with zero hassle. My only negative was the size of rhe place and the number of people at the fights. This is an unknown so not really anyone's fault. I highly recommend giving it a try.”
Review Rajadamnern Stadium’s Muay Thai fight night in Bangkok, with seat choices, timing, value, customs, and practical booking tips.
“Fun boxing match. See and feel the traditions. This is a great event and production. Must do in Thailand!”
Watch nine Muay Thai bouts at Bangkok’s historic Rajadamnern Stadium, with advance booking, tiered seating, and a loud local crowd.
“Killer show. I wasn't able to get the tickets online in Bangkok so this really saved me from waiting in the line”
Experience Muay Thai at Bangkok’s historic Rajadamnern Stadium with ringside, second-class, or third-class tickets and a charged local atmosphere.
“Super cool! The seats were close, food was gross tho lol don’t eat there. We got a massive drink bucket that was over a litre for me and my cousin to share and it was delicious. The fights were amazing. We watched someone get knocked out and then putting in a wheelchair probably within the first 15 minutes of getting there.”
Pick a coast, a kitchen or a temple.
