Thai Boxing

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If you're interested in seeing Muay Thai Boxing, you can catch regular fights every Friday night from 20:00 at Kawila Boxing Stadium, not far from Narawat Bridge. During peak season they lay on an additional night, usually on Wednesday. These are real Muay Thai fights -- not demonstrations -- and have ten fights between local and international professionals and champion boxers. Tickets can be purchased at the stadium on the day of the fight, otherwise ask at your guesthouse or any travel agency. Tickets are 400B for foreigners. Although betting is officially illegal in Thailand, you'll find plenty of sneaky locals inside who will take a bet -- beware though, as they have a much better idea of what will happen in the fight than you do!

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Near Narawat Bridge

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