Best Muay Thai in Chiang Mai: Stadiums Compared
Compare Thaphae, Chiang Mai Boxing Stadium and Loi Kroh: location, fight nights, start times and ticket prices, plus how to pick a real fight night.
Quick answer
We list 3 Chiang Mai stadiums with regular fight nights, all close to the city centre. Pick the one nearest your hotel on the night you are free:
- Chiang Mai Boxing Stadium — Chang Phueak, north of the Old City; fights on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday; from ฿600.
- Loi Kroh Boxing Stadium — Loi Kroh Road, near the Night Bazaar; fights on Monday, Wednesday and Friday; from ฿600.
- Thaphae Boxing Stadium — Old City, near Tha Phae Gate; fights on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday; from ฿600.
Chiang Mai stadiums compared
| Stadium | Area | Fight nights | Starts | Seats from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chiang Mai Boxing Stadium | Chang Phueak, north of the Old City | Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri and Sat | 21:00 | Standard ฿600 · Ringside ฿1,000 · VIP ฿1,500 |
| Loi Kroh Boxing Stadium | Loi Kroh Road, near the Night Bazaar | Mon, Wed and Fri | 21:00 | Standard ฿600 · Ringside ฿1,000 |
| Thaphae Boxing Stadium | Old City, near Tha Phae Gate | Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri and Sat | 21:15 | Standard ฿600 · Ringside ฿1,000 · VIP ฿1,500 |
From the next 14 days of fights listed on ThaiBoxingHub. Prices are per person in Thai baht.
Real fights or a tourist show? What to check
Many visitors search for “real Muay Thai” in Chiang Mai because they want to watch genuine bouts rather than a staged performance. Before you book, check the listing for:
- a confirmed date, venue and start time in Thailand time;
- a stadium with its own ring and regular fight nights, not a one-off show at a bar or restaurant;
- traditional elements such as the wai kru dance before each bout and live ring music;
- clear seat categories and prices, so you know what you are paying for.
The stadiums above host live Muay Thai bouts on their listed fight nights. Each booking page shows the date, time and seat options.
Which seat should you choose?
Ringside puts you closest to the ring and is the best choice if you want to see footwork and clinch exchanges up close. Standard seats cost less and still give a good view of the ring. Where VIP is offered, check what it includes on the booking page: inclusions differ between stadiums. Our seat guide explains the categories in more detail.
Plan your night
Check the Chiang Mai Muay Thai schedule to see which stadium fights on the night you are free, then book your seat online. Save the stadium's map link and allow time for evening traffic. Browse all Chiang Mai Muay Thai tickets for every upcoming date.