Tha Phae Boxing Stadium

It hosts around 8 fights per show, including a few matches with foreign fighters. This is the largest of the three stadiums and has food as well as beverages served. Gambling is prominently featured.

Getting there: Moon Muang Rd near Tha Phae Gate
Price: 600 baht standard, 1000 baht Ringside, 1500 baht VIP with unlimited beer
Website: muaythaistadium.com (opens in a new tab)

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