by Thairanked Guide
October 17, 2025 07:09 AM
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Here are several well-known camps with strong reputations, good facilities, and programs that are foreigner-friendly. I include what makes them special, rough cost/comments, and tips.
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Website: https://www.tigermuaythai.com/
Location: Open in Google Maps
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What makes it special:
- Very large camp, one of the most famous in Thailand for foreigners.
- Offers many training options: Muay Thai, MMA, fitness, yoga, etc.
- Multiple rings, modern equipment, good lodging options nearby, and a mix of beginner to advanced students.
Training schedule & cost (approx):
- Typically 2 sessions/day.
- Costs vary depending on duration, accommodation, and extras. and
Best for: Beginners or those wanting a well-rounded fitness and Muay Thai experience; travelers who want good amenities plus authentic training.
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Website: https://www.rawaimuaythai.com/
Location: Open in Google Maps
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What makes it special:
- Long-established camp (since ~2003) that was among the first to market to foreigners.
- More peaceful location now, which is good for those wanting to focus.
- Emphasis on traditional aspects of Muay Thai (technique, clinch, etc.), friendly trainers, and smaller class sizes.
Training schedule & cost (approx):
- Two sessions per day (morning & afternoon).
- Accommodation on site or nearby.
Best for: People who want serious training in a quieter place; those who prefer more interaction, tradition, and a “family-gym feel”.
Contact
Website: https://www.muaythai-thailand.com/
Location: Open in Google Maps
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What makes it special:
- One of the older gyms in Phuket, operated locally.
- Offers packages with accommodation, friendly for foreigners; good balance between cost, training, and amenities.
Training schedule & cost (approx):
- 2 sessions/day, six days/week.
- Accommodation options (with and without air-conditioning), pricing depends on that.
Best for: Travelers who want authentic Muay Thai training but not super luxury; people who don’t mind more modest facilities in exchange for culture and technique.
Contact
Website: https://www.banchamekgym.com/
Phone: 0966275499
Location: Open in Google Maps
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What makes it special:
- Associated with the famous fighter Buakaw Banchamek. His name and reputation draw many international students.
- Gym + “resort-style” camp options (especially at Buakaw Village in Chiang Mai) with accommodation, nice setting.
Training schedule & cost (approx):
- Varies depending on location and package. The gym in Bangkok is more accessible, while the countryside/Chiang Mai version gives more of a retreat vibe.
Best for: Those who want to train under a famous name, experience both city and countryside camps, and mixed levels (beginners to more serious).
by Thairanked Guide
October 17, 2025 07:09 AM
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