Muay Thai & Fight Camps in Pai
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Compare 5 muay thai & fight camps in Pai, Thailand. Prices from €373. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
Pai is a laid-back mountain town in northern Thailand, and the fight camps and martial arts programmes on this page let you train there in a traditional setting. Both listings are at Sitjemam, a family-run camp on the edge of Pai, set among rice fields and green hills a short ride from town and run by Ajarn Mam (Supannee Changpradit) and her team. Between them they cover two very different commitments. The shorter option is a three-day Muay Boran course, built around 12 hours of private, one-to-one tuition in the ancient fighting art that Muay Thai grew from. The longer option is a full one-month Muay Thai training camp, running across 30 days for those who want to settle in and train properly over a sustained stretch. This gives you a clear choice between a focused, private introduction to a traditional art and an extended camp that rewards time on the mats. Prices on this page range from 14000 THB for the three-day Muay Boran course to 20000 THB for the month-long Muay Thai camp, so you can match the programme to how long you have and how deep you want to go. If you are drawn to training in a genuine, family-run environment away from the busier coastal camps, and you want to learn directly from Ajarn Mam and her team, this is where to start.
The programmes on this page range from 14000 THB to 20000 THB. The three-day Muay Boran course is from 14000 THB, and the one-month Muay Thai training camp is from 20000 THB. Both are at Sitjemam on the edge of Pai.
The two listings sit at opposite ends. One is a three-day Muay Boran course, and the other is a full 30-day Muay Thai training camp. You can choose a short, focused introduction or a sustained month of training.
You can train Muay Thai on the one-month camp, or Muay Boran on the three-day course. Muay Boran is the ancient fighting art that Muay Thai grew from, so the two are closely related traditions.
The three-day Muay Boran course is built around 12 hours of private, one-to-one tuition. You learn directly from Ajarn Mam (Supannee Changpradit) and her team at Sitjemam.
Both programmes are at Sitjemam, a traditional, family-run camp on the edge of Pai in northern Thailand. The camp sits among rice fields and green hills a short ride from the town.
Both programmes are run by Ajarn Mam (Supannee Changpradit) and her team at Sitjemam. The camp is traditional and family-run.
Yes. The three-day Muay Boran course is taught one-to-one, with 12 hours of private tuition from Ajarn Mam and her team.
