Kun Khmer Phnom Penh: Arenas, Tickets & Weekend Planning

Choose the fight card first, then plan the journey. Town’s World Kun Khmer Arena and Bayon’s Steung Meanchey arena appear in KKB event records, but promotions can move between studios and outdoor venues.

Which arena?

Confirm the complete venue name on the dated organiser poster. For Town, use the World Kun Khmer Arena record; for Bayon, check the Steung Meanchey venue record. PNN cards require their own venue confirmation.

Town arena record →

Bayon arena record →

Ticket and seat checklist

Ask for the admission price, seat category, reservation method and what is included. Transport packages and ringside hospitality may have a different price from entry alone. No universal free-entry rule or current box-office tariff has been verified for these venues.

Weekend programme and arrival

Read the event date and Cambodia start time (UTC+7), then check for changes on the broadcaster’s channel. Allow time for city traffic and keep the entrance pin on your phone. Arrange the return journey before the programme finishes.

Sources and practical checks

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