SORYING ARENA Muay Thai Chiang Mai
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Sorying Arena is a Muay Thai stadium in Chiang Mai hosting regular professional fight nights. The venue is part of the Chiang Mai boxing stadium circuit and offers live Muay Thai events for spectators, with tickets sold online for instant e-ticket delivery. Muay Thai training sessions are also available at the venue, serving both tourists looking for authentic Thai boxing exposure and local fighters preparing for competition.
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Had a great experience! The arena puts a great professional show Most of the fights are of local young fellows, but they are very talented and show great sportsmanship, and the coaches are passionate and supportive of the participants
a year ago
Cool place. Regular fights. In front of miracle cabaret.
a year ago
Great Thai Boxing
8 months ago
A very intense and impressive fight with fighters (perhaps a little too young for my taste) who were incredibly focused and respectful of each other and the sport. Tickets cost 600 baht for the stands, offering a great view close to the ring, good enough to see and hear the blows. Fantastic atmosphere! A wonderful introduction to martial arts culture and the almost religious routine of the fighters. Highly recommended.
2 months ago
Impressive Muay Thai Experience – A bit long, but worthwhile We attended a Muay Thai event as a family on a Friday evening – a thrilling experience! The arena was well-filled (about three-quarters of the seats occupied), and the atmosphere at the beginning was truly euphoric. In total, we saw seven fights, contested by young, very fit fighters who presumably possess a great deal of talent. The atmosphere was primarily shaped by an enthusiastic group of fans who created a fantastic atmosphere. After about 2.5 hours, however, we started to feel a bit worn out – the fights dragged on and felt quite long in the end. We bought the tickets through a tourist information office and were able to negotiate the price down from the original 1,000 baht per person to 850 baht – including free pick-up and drop-off service, which was very convenient. Next time, however, we would probably opt for the cheaper grandstand for 600 baht: The view from there is actually better, it seems. The more expensive ringside seats are located below the ring – meaning you're constantly looking slightly upwards, which isn't ideal in the long run. In conclusion: An authentic and impressive martial arts experience with a captivating atmosphere. Anyone interested in Muay Thai shouldn't miss it – but perhaps avoid choosing the most expensive seats.
7 months ago
