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Muay Thai, also known as Thai boxing, is the national sport of Thailand. To spend an exciting evening during your trip, join the crowd at the boxing stadium and experience this ancient Thai martial art up close. Discover fight times, schedules, and stadium information for today and tomorrow across all major destinations.
Most fight nights in Thailand start between 18:00 and 21:00. Events typically feature 5 to 8 bouts and last around 2 to 3 hours.
Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok and Max Muay Thai in Pattaya offer daily fight events. Most other regional stadiums open 2 to 6 days per week.
Island destinations like Koh Lanta and Koh Chang operate primarily during peak tourist months, while major city stadiums run year-round.
In the capital city of Thailand, you can find the country's most important Thai boxing stadiums, featuring the highest quality fights. With 8 boxing stadiums available, you can find a Muay Thai event on any day of the week, often choosing from 2 or 3 events per night starting around 18:00–19:00.
Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium:To experience fight night in Koh Samui, choose between the island's two main boxing stadiums, which alternate fight days (closed Thursdays). Fights usually start at 21:00 with 6 bouts per night.
Phetchbuncha Boxing Stadium:Chiang Mai is one of the most affordable destinations to watch Muay Thai in Thailand. With 6 stadiums, you can choose from 3–4 options every night from Monday to Saturday (stadiums are generally closed on Sundays). Fights start at 21:00 and feature 6–8 bouts.
Daily (Mon–Sat):Phuket features 6 boxing stadiums across different beach areas. Events run daily starting between 20:00–21:00 with 6–8 fights per night.
Patong Boxing Stadium:Max Muay Thai Stadium in Pattaya operates daily starting at 19:00-19:45. JF Boxing Stadium has a changing schedule that needs to be confirmed before planning a visit.
Ao Nang Landmark Stadium in Krabi hosts fights Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 21:00. Other stadiums mainly operate and expand the schedule during the high season.
In Hua Hin, fights take place on Fridays at Antza Boxing Stadium and Saturdays at Hua Hin Muay Thai Stadium starting around 21:00.
Khao Lak stadiums (Khao Lak Stadium, Beyond Stadium) open Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, with additional events in the high season.
Koh Lanta stadiums operate alternate fight schedules primarily during the high season.
The only constantly open Koh Chang stadium mainly operates during the high season.
Daily fights take place in major cities like Bangkok (Rajadamnern Stadium), Pattaya (Max Muay Thai Stadium), and Phuket (Bangla Boxing Stadium). Other tourist destinations like Koh Samui, Chiang Mai, and others host fight nights 2 - 6 days per week across local stadiums.
Most fight events start between 18:00 and 21:00. A standard fight night includes 5 to 8 bouts starting with youth or warmup fights and finishing with main event male and female fights. Events usually last 2 to 3 hours.
Only select stadiums like Rajadamnern in Bangkok, Bangla in Phuket, and Max Muay Thai in Pattaya host fights every day. Most regional stadiums alternate days to ensure strong fight cards and crowd numbers.
