ปายDestination · Pai
ปายPai
Muay Thai camps in Pai
Pai is a small town in northern Thailand. We list one camp there, Charn Chai Muay Thai, whose official website we checked. Its prices are not published: ask the camp.
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Photo : The Pai River and rice fields north of town · Lestermandersson · CC BY-SA 3.0
Contents
- Camps listed
- 1
- Publish their prices
- 0
The camps here
Price levels
Why train here
- A mountain setting, far from the sea and the big cities.
- A stop easy to combine with a stay in Chiang Mai.
- A camp to contact directly to build a tailor-made stay.
Best season
In the north, the cool period runs from mid-October to February; December and January are the coolest months. Hot summer follows from mid-February to mid-May (April is the hottest month), then the rains from mid-May to mid-October (Thai government official portal).
Getting there
Pai is reached from Chiang Mai. Check road links from your starting point and ask the camp for its exact address.
Where to stay
- Ask the camp whether it offers rooms or partner addresses.
- We publish no room prices: ask the camp or the host.
Training without breaking the bank
- Ask the camp for its per-session, weekly and monthly rates: we recorded none.
- Compare with the camps in Chiang Mai, the big neighbouring city.
What to do nearby
- The mountain scenery around the town.
- A detour to Chiang Mai, its temples and markets.
DTV visa
Muay Thai classes are among the activities listed by the Thai foreign ministry for the Destination Thailand Visa (DTV). Ask the camp for the participation confirmation before you apply.
- Visa fee
- ฿10,000
- Validity, multiple entries
- 5 years
- Per entry, then extension
- 180 + 180 days
Guides to prepare your stay
- Real budget: how much does 1 month of Muay Thai in Thailand cost?Tiger: 13,500 THB a month · Fairtex: 16,500 THB unlimited
- DTV visa (Muay Thai): how to stay up to 5 years in Thailand10,000 THB · 5 years · 180 days per entry
- Travel insurance: which plans cover combat sports?World Nomads: Muay Thai covered on the Explorer plan