33rd SEA Games Thailand 2025
More details 33rd SEA Games Thailand 2025
📅 9–20 December 2025
📍 Bangkok • Chonburi • Songkhla
Highlights:
Southeast Asia’s biggest multi-sport event with regional athletes competing across Thailand.
The 33rd SEA Games Thailand 2025, running from 9–20 December, is Southeast Asia’s largest multi-sport event, uniting athletes from 11 regional nations for more than a week of top-level competition and celebration. Thailand serves as the host for the seventh time, with contests held across Bangkok, Chonburi, and Songkhla—plus supporting events in 7 additional provinces.
Host Cities and Venues
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Bangkok: The main hub, with over 30 sports including athletics (Supachalasai National Stadium), swimming (Huamark Sports Complex), men’s football, basketball (Nimibutr Stadium), volleyball (Indoor Stadium Huamark), taekwondo, and more. Rajamangala National Stadium will host the opening and closing ceremonies.
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Chonburi & Rayong: Cover over 15 sports such as women’s football, weightlifting, mountain biking, golf, handball, billiards/snooker, and triathlon, at facilities like Chonburi Sports School, Amata Spring Country Club, and Jomtien.
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Songkhla: Focuses on southern Thailand’s events—men’s football (Tinsulanon Stadium), judo, wushu, karate, Muay Thai, and others at Prince of Songkla University and city venues.
Highlights and Features
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2025’s edition spreads competitions over 10 provinces, with each region hosting signature events and cultural activities to engage local communities and boost tourism.
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The schedule includes both Olympic-level sports and Southeast Asian favorites like sepaktakraw, Muay Thai, pencak silat, and eSports, as well as demonstration sports highlighting fun and innovation.
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New technology, fan services, live broadcasts, and cultural showcases are planned for spectators onsite and online throughout Thailand.
The SEA Games will draw thousands of athletes, officials, and fans, strengthening regional unity and displaying Thailand’s hospitality and sporting excellence on an international stage.
