In a successful collaboration between the Mongolian Muaythai Federation and the Royal Thai Consulate-General, the “Thai Council Cup 2025” was held in the heart of Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia. The event brought the traditional Thai martial art of Muaythai to the Central Square, offering the Mongolian public a vibrant and authentic display of Thailand’s cultural heritage.
This celebration of Thai Cultural Day not only highlighted the rich tradition of Muaythai — Thailand’s national sport — but also reflected the growing cultural and sporting ties between Thailand and Mongolia. The event featured demonstrations and competitions, drawing widespread attention and enthusiasm from the local community.
A Message from the General Secreatary of the Mongolian Muaythai Federation:
“Hosting the Thai Council Cup 2025 on Thai Cultural Day is a proud moment for us. Muaythai is more than a sport; it is a way of life, deeply rooted in discipline, respect, and tradition. We are honored to help promote this art to the people of Mongolia. Our federation is fully committed to grassroot development and is proud to participate in every IFMA, FAMA, and Olympic-recognized event with a strong national team. Together with our partners, we aim to continue fostering cultural exchange and building future champions.”
— Gantogtokh Baatarchuluun, General Secretary of the Mongolian Muaythai Federation
Mongolia Muaythai is a fully recognized member of the National Olympic Committee and a proud member of the International Federation of Muaythai Associations (IFMA) and Asian continental Arm FAMA . As one of the fastest-growing sports in the country, Muaythai in Mongolia is gaining momentum, particularly through its focus on youth engagement and grassroot development.
The Thai Council Cup 2025 was a clear testament to the unifying power of sport, cultural diplomacy, and the shared values of friendship and mutual respect between nations.
