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A group of people posing with a championship belt. 1
A boxing ring with ropes labeled "BOOSTRONG" and "KUN KHIMER". 2
A boxing match with a man in red shorts and a headband, surrounded by people. 3
A person holding a championship belt with 'KUN KHMER' written on it, standing in a ring with a crowd and a banner in the background. 4
A group of people celebrating with a trophy. 5
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Free cancellation available
Price is P 1,234 per adult
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      Phnom Penh: Watch Kun Khmer Kickboxing Matches at a Stadium

      • Activity duration is 4 hours4h
        4h
      • English
      Language options: English
      Price details
      P 1,234.10 x 1 AdultP 1,234.10
      Total
      Price is P 1,234.10
      Until Wed, Jul 15

      What's included, what's not

      • Inclusions
        Hotel pickup and drop-off
      • Inclusions
        Four beers or water
      • Inclusions
        Ring side seats
      • Inclusions
        Commentary
      • Inclusions
        Learn Khmer Kickboxing with Mr.Sop
      • Inclusions
        Photo with famous fighter
      • Inclusions
        Ring access (after the event)
      • Exclusions
        Food

      Know before you book

        • Not allowed: Pets, Weapons or sharp objects
        • Not suitable for: Children under 8 years

      What you can expect

      • There are 3 local and 2 international fights. Each fight consists of 5 rounds within a 3 minutes per round and 2 minutes break.

        Be picked up from your accommodation by air-conditioned Van and arrive at the stadium in plenty of time before boxing begins. Sit ring side and be part of the electric atmosphere that is generated by both local and international fights on the card for the night. Enjoy your 4free beers while watching and hearing the voice of the local crowded.

        History: Kun Khmer or Pradal Serey is a style of kickboxing originating in Cambodia. It dates back to the 9th century and was taught to Angkor Warriors to defend Angkor Wat. It is a free fighting style consisting of stand-up strikes and clinches. There are min types of strikes; punches, kicks, elbow and knee strikes. The clinch is used to wear down the opponent. The clinch opponents use short range kicks and elbow to dominate. Cambodian fighter tend to use more elbow strikes than other martial arts, with more victories coming from elbow strikes than any other strike.

      Location

      Activity location

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        • Phnom Penh
        • Phnom Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia

      Meeting/Redemption Point

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        • Phnom Penh
        • Phnom Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia