Bangkok Outdoor & sports activities

The last time I trained Muay Thai was almost 10 years ago. The trainers were able to catch me up, although I have to train more to get the groove again. Overall experience was great. The trainers can speak a little bit of English and they were very accommodating. I will definitely recommend this to my friends.

A super class, run by absolute professionals. The guys couldn’t have been more courteous and blended the class to the mixed experience of the students. They were even able to teach this old dog a few new tricks! Really great workout, nice facilities and good quality kit/gloves/pads, (need to buy hand wraps from reception on arrival - 350 Baht). Clean changing facilities with lockers & toiletries free to use, just bring a towel. Superb value. Thanks guys for a wonderful experience of Muay Thai. I would recommend this gym and the instructors to anyone wanting to try Muay Thai boxing.

It's incredibly good! You can stay all day, alternating between ice baths and saunas. It's not crowded, very peaceful, and there's staff nearby to assist. There's also a drink bar with delicious coffee.

Many people say we should boycott animal performances, including activities like touching elephants and bathing them. But how do you find an organization that charges admission yet only allows viewing elephants from a distance, while commercially operating so-called "elephant care," or allowing minimal contact with elephants so the organization has funding to run rescue operations and sustainably maintain commercial operations through ticket sales? If you can find a place that both cares for elephants and is easily accessible for travelers, that is great. If you don't have the time or patience to do the research, you can check out this place. The English introduction is very lively and interactive, and they will take you to take photos with and feed the elephants. They lead the elephants into the water, and basically no one uses brushes to scrub them—I would recommend eliminating brushes altogether. They provide simple meals and washing facilities. For most people, it's probably their first time touching an elephant. Seeing the scars on their bodies is a unique kind of life lesson.

Going to Bangkok soon? Don’t forget to add this meaningful experience to your itinerary. We visited Living Green Elephant Sanctuary Chonburi, just outside Bangkok, and booked our tour through Klook. Here, we got to feed the elephants, see and learn about their natural environment, walk alongside them, and spend time bonding with these gentle giants. More than just an unforgettable experience, visiting an ethical sanctuary like this allows us to learn more about elephants and support their care and well-being. Our guide, if I remembered his name right, Mot, or Gwapo, was very informative and entertaining. If you’re planning a trip to Thailand, consider adding this to your list!

I had an amazing Muay Thai class with Meg. He was very knowledgeable, kind, and patient, making the whole experience enjoyable and easy to follow even as a beginner. The session was well structured, with clear guidance on technique and form, and he really took the time to correct and support throughout. I left feeling both challenged and motivated. Highly recommended for anyone wanting a great Muay Thai experience!

As a beginner trying Thai boxing for the first time, the instructor was very attentive and responsible, explained things patiently, and gave me plenty of encouragement, which made me really enjoy Thai boxing.

Had an absolute blast racing here! The track layout is thrilling and well maintained, the karts are super fast, and the staff are friendly and helpful with safety gear and instructions. Perfect spot to let off some steam with friends or family. Highly recommend stopping by.

Brilliant intro to Muay Thai! The instructors are patient for true beginners. You get a great workout without feeling lost. It’s fun and an excellent sweat session. Highly recommend to anyone curious about trying it.