15 camps · 5 regions · independent guide
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Wai kru at Thapae Stadium, Chiang Mai · Photo: Flo Maderebner / Pexels
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30 secondsCamp matcherLevel, goal, setting and budget: a ranked shortlist from 15 camps.Match me1 minuteTrip cost calculatorTraining, room, food, transport and visa, per week and in your currency.Cost my trip2 minutesCamp quotesYour dates and level go to up to three camps; replies by email.Get quotes
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PhuketThe biggest concentration of camps in Thailand, from huge multi-discipline gyms in Chalong to quieter camps near the beaches.5 campsBangkokFighter gyms, stadium fight nights at Rajadamnern and Lumpinee, and the energy of the capital.3 campsChiang MaiTraditional camps, cooler evenings in the dry season and a low cost of living in Thailand's northern capital.3 campsKoh Samui and Koh PhanganResort-style camps on two Gulf islands, mixing serious training with beach downtime.3 campsPattayaTwo hours from Bangkok's airport, with a famous resort-style training centre.1 camps
Camps students ask about most
Big multi-discipline campTiger Muay ThaiChalong (Soi Ta-iad) · PhuketMuay Thai · MMA · Brazilian jiu-jitsu · fitnessBig multi-discipline campBangtao Muay Thai & MMABang Tao, Cherngtalay · PhuketMuay Thai · MMA · Brazilian jiu-jitsu · fitnessTraditional Thai campSinbi Muay ThaiRawai · PhuketMuay ThaiTraditional Thai campLanna Muay ThaiChiang MaiMuay ThaiResort-style campSuperpro SamuiKoh SamuiMuay Thai · MMA · boxing · fitnessFighter-focused gymYOKKAO Training CenterBangkokMuay Thai
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Plan your training trip
Choosing a camp in ThailandLocation, camp style, level and budget: the four decisions that matter.What training in Thailand costsTraining, room, food, transport and visa, week by week.First time in a Thai campWhat a session looks like and how to survive week one.DTV visa for Muay ThaiFive-year multiple-entry visa for long training stays.Rajadamnern StadiumThailand's oldest stadium: fight nights, tickets and etiquette.Lumpinee StadiumThe other historic stadium, now in a modern arena.What to packThe kit, first aid and documents to bring.
FAQ
Which city is best for Muay Thai in Thailand?
Phuket for the most camps and beach life, Bangkok for fighter gyms and stadiums, Chiang Mai for traditional camps and lower costs, the islands for a training holiday.
Can beginners train at a camp in Thailand?
Yes: most camps run daily beginner classes. Start with one session a day.
Do you take bookings?
No. We are an independent guide. If you ask for quotes, we pass your request to up to three camps, only with your consent.