Ziplining in Chiang Mai: Asia's Longest Zipline

Soar 1,200 meters above lush valleys for a thrilling mountain flight

Kingkong Smile Zipline in Chiang Mai is an activity where you operate Asia's longest and highest zipline system across 1,200 meters of mountain terrain, choosing between 9 ziplines and platforms (Ultimate) or 17 ziplines with climbing nets and viewpoint stations (Extreme). Both packages run about 5 hours, include round-trip transfer from Chiang Mai city, safety training, Thai buffet and water, and use a twin cable design for stability. Participants must be 10–65 years old, at least 110cm tall, under 120kg, and in good health; the activity is not suitable for pregnancy or certain medical conditions.

The Experience

The zipline sits on mountains at Maetonluang village, surrounded by jungle and valleys. You'll be fitted with safety equipment and trained before you start, then move through the course at your own pace with professional staff present. The twin cable setup means you're anchored to two lines instead of one, which is what keeps the ride stable even at height and distance.

The Ultimate Package strings together 9 ziplines of varying lengths, 19 platforms, abseiling sections, glass bridge crossings, and sky bridges. The Extreme Package doubles down with 17 ziplines—including the 1,200-meter main line—38 platforms, climbing nets, and additional viewpoint stations where you can stop and look out over the terrain. Both take roughly 5 hours from start to finish, and both include the same safety training and equipment. The difference is how much ground you cover and how many moments you spend suspended.

Round-trip transfer picks you up from your Chiang Mai hotel and brings you back after the activity ends. You get new gloves, a Thai buffet lunch, one bottle of water, and first aid insurance as part of the package. If your hotel is outside Chiang Mai city, transfer costs an extra 1,000 THB per car. Departure times run throughout the day, so you can choose a slot that fits your schedule.

What’s included

• All necessary safety equipment and new gloves.
• professional staff and safety training.
• Thai buffet lunch and one bottle of water.
• round-trip transfer from Chiang Mai city.
• first aid insurance.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

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Is this one for you?Choose the Ultimate Package if you want a solid introduction to ziplining with nine lines and multiple platform types in a single afternoon. Pick the Extreme Package if you're after the full mountain experience—the 1,200-meter main line, twice as many ziplines, climbing nets, and more viewpoint stations to stop and take in the valleys below.

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Top questions

How long does the ziplining activity actually take from start to finish?

The activity runs approximately 5 hours total, which includes safety training, gearing up, and moving through all the platforms and ziplines at your own pace with staff support.

What's the difference between the Ultimate and Extreme packages?

The Ultimate Package has 9 ziplines across 19 platforms with abseiling and glass bridges; the Extreme Package has 17 ziplines across 38 platforms plus climbing nets and more viewpoint stations. Both take the same 5 hours and include the same meals and transfer.

Is the 1,200-meter zipline in both packages or just one?

The 1,200-meter main zipline is part of the Extreme Package. The Ultimate Package includes 9 ziplines of varying lengths but not the full 1,200-meter stretch.

What does the round-trip transfer cover?

Round-trip transfer from Chiang Mai city hotels is included in both packages. If your hotel is outside the city, transfer costs an extra 1,000 THB per car.

What safety measures are in place on the zipline?

The zipline uses a twin cable design—two anchor lines instead of one—which provides stability throughout the ride. You receive safety training before you start, wear full safety equipment, and have professional staff with you on the course.

What's included in the package besides the zipline itself?

Both packages include new gloves, a Thai buffet lunch, one bottle of drinking water, safety training, professional staff support, first aid insurance, and round-trip transfer from your Chiang Mai hotel.