Ride Asia’s longest and highest zipline across Chiang Mai’s forested ridgelines. This 3,600‑meter course combines long cable runs, suspended bridges and spiral platforms—perfect for travelers who want a calculated adrenaline rush and scenic views of northern Thailand.
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You step off the wooden platform and the forest exhales beneath you. The cable takes the weight, the valley opens, and for a long ribbon of wire—3,600 meters in total—gravity and speed do the talking. Kingkong Smile Zipline threads across Chiang Mai’s mountain slopes, delivering a sequence of launches, hanging bridges and spiral staircases that force breath into your throat and a grin onto your face.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
3 hours (including transfers and briefing)
Fitness Level
Comfortable with short bursts of exertion; must be able to stand on platforms and follow harnessing instructions.
Wildlife
History
The route crosses foothills historically used by Lanna traders and teak loggers; modern adventure operators repurposed old paths into canopy tourism.
Conservation
Operators emphasize minimal‑impact construction on platforms and encourage guests not to feed or approach wildlife; staying on marked routes keeps erosion and disturbance down.
Reserve your spot on the Kingkong Smile Zipline - Longest Highest Zipline in Chiang Mai today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book morning departures
Early slots are cooler, often clearer, and reduce the chance of afternoon monsoon showers interrupting your run.
Secure your phone
Either tether your camera to your harness or leave valuables with staff—wind and speed make loose items disappear quickly.
Mind the weight and health limits
The operator enforces a 110 kg max and age/height limits; those with back, heart or pregnancy concerns should not participate.
Wear grippy closed‑toe shoes
Platforms and spiral staircases can be slippery; sturdy footwear improves control at launch and landing.
Closed‑toe hiking or trail shoes
Provide grip on ladders, platforms and landings.
Lightweight long‑sleeve shirt
Protects arms from cable rub and sun during long runs.
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Small daypack or waist pouch
Carry ID, a light jacket and any medication; keep hands free for harnessing.
Insect repellent and sunscreen
Protects against bugs in the forest and high UV when you’re exposed on platforms.
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