Lumpinee Boxing Stadium

Lumpinee Boxing Stadium is the official Muay Thai stadium operated by the Royal Thai Army, located on Ram Intra Road in Anusawari, Bang Khen District, northern Bangkok. Opened in 2014 as the successor to the original 1956 stadium on Rama IV Road, it is one of Bangkok's two premier Muay Thai venues alongside Rajadamnern Stadium. The modern indoor arena hosts regular championship bouts and is regarded as a standard-bearer for authentic Muay Thai competition.

Visitors can expect a modern indoor arena with a central elevated boxing ring surrounded by tiered seating, including ringside and second-class areas. The venue hosts scheduled Muay Thai fight cards with multiple bouts per evening, traditional Wai Kru ceremony, live music, and announcements. Facilities include ticket counters, food and beverage stalls, and souvenir shops. The atmosphere is focused on live sport viewing, with events typically held in the evening.

The original Lumpinee Boxing Stadium opened on 8 December 1956 on Rama IV Road and was operated by the Royal Thai Army. It served as Thailand's premier Muay Thai venue for nearly six decades. The new stadium on Ram Intra Road in Bang Khen was built to provide a larger, modern facility and officially opened on 28 February 2014, continuing the Lumpinee championship lineage and ranking system.

Lumpinee is considered one of the most prestigious Muay Thai stadiums in Thailand and a standard for authentic Muay Thai. Holding a Lumpinee championship title is regarded as a major achievement for fighters. The stadium preserves traditional elements of Muay Thai culture including the Wai Kru Ram Muay ritual and live traditional music, and is an important venue for visitors seeking to experience Thailand's national combat sport.