Enjoy a different kind of night in Bangkok by delving into the origins of one of Thailand's most established traditions: the martial art of Muay Thai. This Muay Thai Boxing show is the perfect combination of history and sport.
The Show
During this Muay Thai show, you'll witness one of the most emblematic traditions of Thailand. From the drum orchestra marking the beginning, through the Mongkol to the Prejied. From beginning to end, it will be a display of fights that follow one another as in a ceremonial dance of respect for the ancestors who gave birth to this tradition thousands of years ago.
In the last minutes, the fights reach their peak: the blows are more forceful, the tension is breathed and the sweat shines under the lights of the stadium. Finally, after an explosion of strength, kicks, elbows, and knees, a fighter falls, or the referee raises the arm of the winner—a vivid expression of Thai culture!
The Origin of Muay Thai
A form of fighting originating in Thailand, which has become a symbol of the nation and history of the country. The striking technique, involving the fist, knee, shin, and elbow, was developed as a form of close-quarters combat in battles against rival kingdoms. Muay Thai became a prerequisite for any would-be king of Thailand.
Today, it's practised by thousands of people all around the world, and is considered one of the most complete and spectacular martial arts.
Rajadamnern Muay Thai Stadium
The Muay Thai Boxing show is performed at Rajadamnern Stadium, the first stadium for this sport in the world, founded in 1945 and known for being the birthplace of Muay Thai as a professional sport. Its facilities bring to life an energizing atmosphere with the projection dome, giant high-definition screens, synchronized lighting, and surround sound.
Seats
At the time of booking, you can choose the type of seat you'd like:
- Ringside: seats in the front row of the combat area. They are the seats marked in green on the stadium map.
- Club class: seats in the middle part of the grandstand.
- Leo section: seats in the upper part of the grandstand.
- 3rd Class: seats in the highest section, offering a panoramic view of the stadium and the show.
Schedules
The Muay Thai Boxing show is performed at the following times:
- Monday, Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday: doors open at 6 pm. The show starts at 7 pm.
- Wednesdays and Sundays: doors open at 5 pm. The show starts at 6:15 pm.
- Thursday: Doors open at 5 pm. The show starts at 6 pm.