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Luktupfah Muay Thai and Muay Boran school

15 On Nut 65 Alley, Lane 8, Prawet, Bangkok 10250, Thailand

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Luktupfah is a traditional Muay Thai and Muay Boran school offering authentic training in the eastern suburbs of Bangkok. With a strong focus on preserving traditional techniques and cultural heritage, this gym attracts both serious practitioners and curious travellers looking for Muay Thai near you with genuine Thai boxing instruction. Their expert trainers provide personalised attention in a welcoming, family-like atmosphere.

Luktupfah welcomes all skill levels from complete beginners to fighters. The gym offers Wi-Fi, wheelchair accessible entrance and parking. English-speaking trainers accommodate international visitors, while the authentic training environment appeals to serious practitioners seeking traditional Muay Thai and Muay Boran instruction.

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9.3

/10

Our weighted 10-point scoring system for Muay Thai gyms evaluates training quality, facility standards, and authentic Thai atmosphere.

We consider factors like instructor expertise, equipment condition, and accommodation options. Our assessment combines fighter feedback, training environment observations, and expert reviews.

Scores above 8.5 indicate exceptional Muay Thai training destinations, highlighting the world's premier fight camps

Training Experience

9.5

Facilities & Equipment

9.1

Ambience & Authenticity

9.6

Accessibilities & Amenities

8.8

Value For Money

8.9

Public Review Sentiment

Based on 58 Google Reviews

Reviewers consistently praise Luktupfah for its authentic traditional Muay Thai and Muay Boran training. The instructors receive high marks for their technical knowledge, personalised attention, and ability to adapt to different skill levels. Many visitors highlight the welcoming, family-like atmosphere that makes even beginners feel comfortable. The gym's traditional approach and cultural authenticity are frequently mentioned as standout features. While the location is somewhat remote, most reviewers feel the quality of training more than compensates for this minor inconvenience.

Best Time To Train At:

Luktupfah Muay Thai and Muay Boran school

Morning sessions (7:30-10:00 AM) tend to be less crowded, offering more personal attention. Afternoons get progressively busier with peak times around 4:00-6:00 PM. The gym is closed on Sundays, making Saturday mornings an ideal alternative.

Fight Night Energy

Weekdays 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Flow State Zen

Weekday mornings 7:30 AM - 10:00 AM

Features & Amenities

Beginner Friendly, Private Lessons, English-Speaking, Traditional Style, Western-Friendly, Group Classes, Wi-Fi Available, Wheelchair Accessible

Opening Hours

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Location

Address

15 On Nut 65 Alley, Lane 8, Prawet, Bangkok 10250, Thailand

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Website

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Phone

+66 81 302 4622

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Price Range

Drop In:

฿600 (~USD $17)

Monthly Membership:

฿7,000 (~USD $200)

FAQ For

Luktupfah Muay Thai and Muay Boran school

What training programs are offered at Luktupfah Muay Thai and Muay Boran school in Bangkok?

Luktupfah offers traditional Muay Thai training, Muay Boran (ancient Thai boxing), private lessons, group classes, and specialised technical instruction. Their programs cater to all levels from complete beginners to professional fighters, with a strong emphasis on authentic techniques and cultural heritage.

How much does training at Luktupfah Muay Thai and Muay Boran school in Bangkok cost?

Training at Luktupfah Muay Thai and Muay Boran school in Bangkok costs ฿600 (approximately USD $17) for a drop-in session, while monthly membership is priced at ฿7,000 (around USD $200). This represents good value for the authentic traditional training experience and personalised attention from expert trainers in a family-like atmosphere.

What makes Muay Boran different from regular Muay Thai training?

Muay Boran is the ancient predecessor of modern Muay Thai, featuring traditional techniques not used in contemporary competition. It includes a broader range of strikes, defensive moves, and cultural elements that preserve Thai martial arts heritage. Training in both styles at authentic schools offers a deeper understanding of Thai fighting arts.

What is the best time to visit a traditional Muay Thai gym in Bangkok to avoid crowds?

The best time to train at traditional Bangkok Muay Thai gyms is weekday mornings between 7:30-10:00 AM when gyms are typically less crowded. For those seeking an authentic experience with personal attention, early sessions offer more space and focused instruction from trainers.

Do I need to bring my own Muay Thai equipment when training in Thailand?

While bringing basic items like hand wraps and shorts is recommended, most traditional Thai gyms provide essential equipment such as gloves, shin guards and headgear. Many gyms also sell quality equipment on-site, often at better prices than in Western countries, making it convenient for travellers.

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