Q: When should I go ?

October to April: it is the dry season; rain is rare and the days are rather mild. This is the best time to go! We advise you to bring warm clothes for the night which can be chilly. May to September : this is the hot and humid season. The trip is still feasible, but be prepared for higher temperatures and frequent rain showers.

Question 1

Where am I going to sleep ?

Accepted Answer

Accommodation is included in the price of the adventure. You will stay in a hotel which is located 50 meters from the center, in a private, air-conditioned and comfortable room. This hotel is almost exclusively reserved for the other trainees of the boxing camp. In the evening, the trainees meet in the large common area and can dine together. Good atmosphere guaranteed!

Question 2

What am I going to eat ?

Accepted Answer

Lunch is included in the price of the adventure. You will enjoy a delicious Thai meal prepared by the boxing center's chef. After the first training of the day, the meal is served and shared with the other trainees and trainers. We do not include the evening meal because we want to give you the opportunity to taste the delights of Pai's street-food!

Question 3

Can I enjoy this experience as a beginner ?

Accepted Answer

Of course! The experience is as suitable for a beginner as it is for a seasoned Muay Thai fighter. Trainers are instructed to adapt to your level. After a first test session, you will be divided into a group according to your level and your objectives. One thing is sure: after this introduction, you will not be able to do without boxe-thai!

Question 4

When should I go ?

Accepted Answer

October to April: it is the dry season; rain is rare and the days are rather mild. This is the best time to go! We advise you to bring warm clothes for the night which can be chilly.

May to September: this is the hot and humid season. The trip is still feasible, but be prepared for higher temperatures and frequent rain showers.

Question 5

What are Thailand's entry requirements ?

Accepted Answer

Before traveling to Thailand, unless you want to be systematically refused entry into the country by the immigration police, you should make sure that:

the validity of the passport is at least six months from the date of entry into Thailand;
the passport is not torn, damaged or has any particular irregularity.

For French tourists, no visa is required for a stay of less than 30 days, as long as the passport is still valid for at least six months at the time of entry into the territory.

For others, please check Thailand's visa policy.

For French tourists, no visa is required for a stay of less than 30 days, as long as the passport is still valid for at least six months at the time of entry into the territory.

More information on your country's administration website.

Question 6

Is there some health recommendations ?

Accepted Answer

No vaccination is mandatory but some vaccinations are recommended: make sure you are up to date with your usual vaccinations as well as those related to the geographical areas you are visiting.

Updating the diphtheria-tetanus-polio (DTP) vaccination is recommended, as well as the rubella-mumps-measles (RMM) vaccination for children. Tuberculosis vaccination is also recommended.

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