Rajadamnern Stadium Stadium

Address: Rajadamnern Stadium, Ratchadamnoen Nok Rd, Wang Burapha Phirom, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand

Website: https://rajadamnern.com

Hours: Fight nights typically Tue, Thu, Sun from early evening; schedule varies

Admission: Tickets vary by session; general-admission rings from 300-800 THB for ringside seats (prices change for special events)

Rajadamnern Stadium is a major Muay Thai and boxing stadium in Bangkok and is one of Thailand’s principal professional fight venues. It has operated since 1945 and remains central to the professional Muay Thai circuit.

The stadium stages professional Muay Thai cards with ringside seating and tiered stands, drawing local and international spectators for scheduled evening events. Matches include ranked fighters and title bouts, making it a key destination for anyone wanting to see high-level Thai boxing.

Rajadamnern has played a continuous role in the development and promotion of Muay Thai in the postwar era and is recognised for the quality of its regular fight nights.

The stadium is located in central Bangkok and is accessible by the city’s transport network; it remains a short distance from many central neighbourhoods and tourist areas.

• Established date: Opened in 1945 and known as one of Bangkok’s two principal professional Muay Thai stadiums alongside Lumpinee.
• Programming: Hosts professional Muay Thai cards on a regular schedule, featuring top-ranked Thai fighters and championship bouts.

From Khao San Road or the Grand Palace area: short taxi (10-15 minutes) or take MRT to Sam Yot and taxi the final mile. Taxis and tuk‑tuks are convenient - insist on the meter or agree a fare beforehand.

• Expect two peak fight times: 6pm-8pm for earlier cards and 8pm-10:30pm for main cards; choose accordingly.
• If wanting a local experience, sit in the raked wooden stands rather than ringside seats - the atmosphere is rawer and cheaper.
• Bring cash for entry and for snacks; plastic is not always accepted for smaller stalls.