How much does it cost to train Muay Thai in Bangkok?
Training Muay Thai in Thailand costs less than most people expect — especially at an authentic family camp rather than a tourist gym. Here’s an honest, all-in look at what it costs to train at Kiatphontip, just outside Bangkok.
All prices below are our current rates. Choose to train by the session, or roll training, a room and meals into one daily rate.
Training only (no room)
If you have sorted your own accommodation, you just pay for training — two sessions a day, six days a week, alongside our Thai fighters.
| Option | Price (THB) |
|---|---|
| 1 session | ฿400 |
| 2 sessions (same day) | ฿700 |
| 1 week | ฿4,000 |
| 2 weeks | ฿7,000 |
| 1 month | ฿12,000 |
| 2 months | ฿23,000 |
Train & Stay — everything in one rate
Room, training and two home-cooked Thai meals a day, in one price. Standard rooms are simple and clean; Deluxe is our most comfortable, air-conditioned room.
| Length | Standard room | Deluxe room |
|---|---|---|
| 1 week | ฿8,900 | ฿10,000 |
| 2 weeks | ฿16,500 | ฿18,000 |
| 3 weeks | ฿24,000 | ฿26,000 |
| 1 month | ฿31,000 | ฿32,000 |
| 3 months | ฿87,000 | ฿90,000 |
What is included
- Two training sessions a day, Monday to Saturday
- Coaching from experienced Thai trainers
- Train & Stay: your room plus two Thai meals a day, steps from the ring
What to budget on top
- Flights to Bangkok
- Visa — a long stay on the DTV costs roughly ฿10,000 (varies by embassy); see our DTV guide
- Extra food and drinks beyond the two included meals
- Local transport, a SIM card and any weekend travel
- Gear — gloves, wraps and shorts, all available locally
So what is the total?
Kiatphontip is among the most affordable authentic camps near Bangkok. You are not paying tourist-gym prices for a polished front desk — you are training at a real working family camp, eating real Thai food, and living steps from the ring.
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