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143 camps in the Thailand finder

Train in Thailand. Know the price first.

Budget filter: see each camp's price, source, date and conversion basis in the finder. You pay the camp in baht.

Full British citizen passport holders: up to 30 days visa-exempt from 15 Sep 2026, tourism only (GOV.UK) · GOV.UK entry rules

Muay Thai Atlas never takes deposits or payments. Check the booking and payment terms with the camp or provider before paying.

The camp-profile directory lists 95 profiles, including 89 in Thailand. This is separate from the expanded Thailand finder. Counts read from the directory on 5 Nov 2026.

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Illustrative picture: a traveller with a backpack walking into a Thai Muay Thai camp in the morningIllustrative pictureBook your first campFind a camp in Thailand by area, level and price.Illustrative picture: a kit bag with red gloves on an airport seat at dawn, a plane outsideIllustrative picturePlan your tripBudget, visa, packing and your first week.Illustrative picture: a small UK Muay Thai gym with lit windows on a rainy street at nightIllustrative pictureUK gyms670 gyms in 213 UK cities.Illustrative picture: a Bangkok stadium ring under bright lights, seen from high in the standsIllustrative pictureNews & fightsFight nights this week, results and tickets.Illustrative picture: a trainer holding pads for a roundhouse kick at sunrise, in silhouetteIllustrative pictureLearnTechniques, rules, history and fighters.Illustrative picture: a fighter resting on the edge of a ring at dusk, seen from behindIllustrative pictureBlogPrice notes, class guides and fight write-ups.Illustrative picture: plain workbooks, hand wraps and gloves on a wooden tableIllustrative pictureShopGuides, planners and the gear we'd buy.
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Book your first Muay Thai camp

Compare listings and their sources. Confirm terms with the camp or provider. We never take deposits.

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Camps by area

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Illustrative picture: an open-air Muay Thai camp near Phuket at sunsetIllustrative picturePhuket31 camps · beaches and big fight-team campsIllustrative picture: Chiang MaiIllustrative pictureChiang Mai23 camps · the old city and the northIllustrative picture: BangkokIllustrative pictureBangkok22 camps · stadium nights and city gymsIllustrative picture: IslandsIllustrative pictureIslands24 camps · Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Koh Tao

Choosing a camp?

Pick Your CampTurn a longlist of camps into one choice: scorecard, questions to ask, decision sheet.Coming soonSee guide details →
Thailand Camp PlannerWorksheets, a camp scorecard, entry rules for UK passports and a 12-week to-do list.£9Not on sale yet.See inside →
Plan My CampCamp-planning information and updates.Coming soonSee guide details →

Muay Thai Atlas never takes deposits or payments for camps. Check booking and payment terms with the camp or provider.

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Plan your trip

Budget, visa days, packing and your first week, from official sources and camps' own pages.

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Plan your trip tools

Planning the trip?

Thailand Trip Budget PlannerBudget worksheets for adding up your Thailand trip.Coming soonSee guide details →
First Week at CampDay 0 to day 7: what to expect, a daily log and gym Thai.Coming soonSee guide details →
Thailand Trip PackPlanner, Pick Your Camp, Budget Planner, First Week and Camp Thai Cards.Coming soonSee guide details →

Muay Thai Atlas never takes deposits or payments for camps. Check booking and payment terms with the camp or provider.

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UK gyms

670 UK gyms in 213 cities, Check each listed price and its linked source.

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Muay Thai news and fights

Fight nights in Bangkok, Phuket and the UK, with results and ticket prices.

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Fights this week

Dates and cards come from each stadium's own listing. Check before you travel.

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Learn Muay Thai

First classes, techniques, rules, history and fighters.

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Learn Muay Thai

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History of Muay ThaiA sourced timeline: Rajadamnern 1945, Lumpinee 1956, IOC recognition 2021TechniquesFists, elbows, knees, shins, the clinch and the teep, in a learning orderFighters and resultsResults from ONE, Rajadamnern and UK shows, each linked to its sourceGlossaryThai words you'll hear at camp
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From the blog

Camp price notes, UK class guides and fight-night write-ups.

All posts

UK lookahead: MTGP Fight Night London - Sunday 8 November 2026, Studio 338, North Greenwich26 Oct 2026RWS Rajadamnern World Series - Saturday 31 October 2026, Rajadamnern Stadium, Bangkok26 Oct 2026ONE Friday Fights 176 & The Inner Circle 36 - Friday 30 October 2026, Lumpinee Stadium, Bangkok26 Oct 2026
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The Atlas shop

Guides and planners for your camp trip and your first fight, plus the gear we'd buy.

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The Atlas shop

Everything in the shop →
Thailand Camp PlannerBudget sheets, the camp scorecard, your first week and a packing list£9Not on sale yetNot on sale yet. See the guide page for details.
Buy It OnceThe gear guide: what to buy first, sizing for gloves, shins and shorts£7Not on sale yetNot on sale yet. See the guide page for details.
First Fight ReadyAn 8-week plan to your first interclub or fight£9Not on sale yetNot on sale yet. See the guide page for details.
Full Kit BundleAll three guides, one price£19.99Not on sale yetNot on sale yet. See the guide page for details.

PDF guides. Muay Thai Atlas never takes deposits or payments for camps.

Gear we'd buy

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First pair of glovesBag, training or sparring gloves: which to buy firstRead the guide →Shin guardsMatching gloves and shin guards, UK prices with datesRead the guide →Thai shortsSizing from each brand's own chartRead the guide →Buy it in BangkokBrand shops, with Thai prices next to UK pricesRead the guide →

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