Muay Thai in Thailand — by city

Bangkok

Thailand's capital is the beating heart of Muay Thai: home to the most famous stadiums and top gyms like Elite Fight Club and Buakaw's Banchamek Gym.

Kanchanaburi

Two hours west of Bangkok lies Kanchanaburi: rivers, waterfalls and two of our most traditional partner camps.

Hua Hin (Prachuap Khiri Khan)

Hua Hin is the relaxed beach town of the Thai kings and the perfect place for your first training trip.

Pattaya (Chonburi)

Pattaya is home to Fairtex, a world-famous name in Muay Thai with a proud history dating back to 1971. Here, you can combine training at renowned gyms with the excitement of a vibrant city. And after a long day of training, Pattaya's lively nightlife awaits, with countless bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues.

Koh Mak (Trat)

Koh Mak is one of Thailand's quietest islands and now home to Elite Fight Club's island camp.

Ayutthaya

The ancient capital of Siam: UNESCO World Heritage, temple ruins and a gym that has shaped fighters for 30 years.

Khao Yai (Nakhon Ratchasima)

Fresh mountain air, vineyards and a national park full of elephants. Khao Yai is Thailand's outdoor country.

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Vanuit Noord-Holland

Van de zalen van Amsterdam naar de gyms van Thailand: vanuit Noord-Holland ben je het snelst van heel Nederland op je trainingsreis.

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Vanuit Zuid-Holland

Rotterdam en Den Haag leveren al decennia topvechters af — tijd om je techniek te slijpen waar Muay Thai geboren is.