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1 / 6Kiatpetch Muay Thai Event (Every Sunday)
Experience an authentic Sunday night of live Muay Thai at the historic Rajadamnern Stadium. Promoted by Kiatpetch - one of Thailand's largest and most prestigious organizations - this event features a high-energy mix of traditional 5-round tactical battles and explosive 3-round contests.
From฿1,500per person
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Highlights
- - Legendary Sunday Fight Night: Held every Sunday evening at the iconic Rajadamnern Stadium in Bangkok, promoted by one of Thailand's largest and oldest Muay Thai organizations.
- - The Ultimate Blend of Styles: Combines the strategic depth of traditional five-round bouts with the faster pace and explosive action of three-round contests.
- - Dynamic Action & Technique: Experience a thrilling mix of precise technical exchanges, sharp strikes, and sudden bursts of high-intensity action.
- - Authentic Atmosphere: Immerse yourself in the genuine stadium vibe, accompanied by traditional live music and the passionate energy of knowledgeable local crowds.
Duration
About 3 hours
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COUPLE SUITE
฿9,000
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PANORAMIC BALCONY
฿4,500
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PRESIDENTIAL BOX SEAT (SECTION 1 & 2)
฿3,500
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SINGHA RINGSIDE (SECTION 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
฿2,500
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CLUB CLASS (SECTION 8 & 9)
฿1,800
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LEO SECTION (SECTION 10)
฿1,500
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Bookings open up to 150 days ahead; the latest date you can book is Sun 28 Feb 2027.
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Frequently asked questions
Doors open at 17:00 and the first bout starts at 18:00. Come a little early so you have time to find your seat and see the Wai Khru ritual before the first fight.
Singha Ringside (sections 3 to 7) is right around the ring and closest to the fighters. Club Class (sections 8 and 9) is a little higher, with a clear view of the ring. The LEO Section (section 10) sits near the area where local fans place their bets, so it is loud and lively.
Five-round fights are the traditional format: the fighters start slower and build their tactics round by round. Three-round fights are shorter, so the pace is faster from the start. On Sunday you see both.
The stadium is at 8 Rajadamnern Nok Road in central Bangkok. The stadium suggests taking the BTS Skytrain to Ratchathewi or Victory Monument, or the MRT to Sam Yot, and then a short taxi ride. Boats stop at Talad Bobae pier and Panfa Leelard pier nearby.
There is no strict dress code. Light, comfortable clothes are best, because Bangkok is warm in the evening.
Yes, cameras are allowed. During the Wai Khru ritual before each fight, please stay quiet and watch, as it is a sacred moment for the fighters.