The vicious styles of Thai boxing, which utilizes almost every part of the body to fend off an opponent, is what makes the sport unique from world boxing. Boxers are allowed to punch, kick, shove, and push by using their feet, legs, fists, knees, and elbows to attack the opponent above, as well as below the waist.
Before the start of any match, each boxer performs a pre-fight ceremony to honor and show respect for their trainers, religion, and the sport itself. The ceremony involves a special kind of dance, accompanied by strident Thai boxing music, and the shouts of gamblers in the stands, betting on the outcome.
Ratchadamnoen Stadium: Located on Ratchadamnoen Nok Road, near Khao Sarn Road, the best way to get to the stadium is by taxi.
Lumpini Stadium: From the MRT (Lumpini Station), the stadium should be on your left hand side. Once at the stadium, please look for a staff wearing a red vest.
| Ratchadamnoen Stadium |
Show every Monday, Wednesday, Thuesday and Sunday 06:00-10:00 PM. |
| Lumpini Stadium |
Show every Tuesday and Friday 06:00-10:00 PM. and Saturday 04:00-08:00 PM. and 08.30 PM. to 12.00 AM. |
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Tour duration: 4 hrs. |
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Includes - Ringside ticket. |
Excludes - Personal expenses such as drinks, tips etc. |
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