Chiang Mai Ziplines belongs to Koh Tour Co., Ltd., a Thai-registered tour operator holding TAT licence 42/00462, with a booking history that goes back to 2013. The north is our newest patch: the same team runs sister sites for Koh Samui, Phuket, Krabi, Koh Lanta and Bangkok, and this one brings that approach to the mountain parks above Chiang Mai.
Chiang Mai's zipline parks are genuinely hard to compare from a hotel room. Each park sells two or three package tiers under its own names, the parks sit in different mountain valleys on opposite sides of the city, and whether lunch or hotel transfer is included depends on which park and which tier you pick. Price lists live in brochures, reseller pages and chat replies rather than anywhere you can line them up.
This site lines them up. All six operating parks, real bookable prices from the parks’ own 2026 rate sheets, Google scores, what each package actually includes, and a straight answer on which park suits which group. Every fact carries the month we last checked it.
Reserve your spot at the price shown and settle the bill at the park when you arrive. There is no deposit and cancelling costs nothing. Parks pay us the standard commission they give any agent in Chiang Mai, so booking ahead costs you nothing extra; what you skip is the haggling and the uncertainty about what the ticket covers.
Wondering if the kids are old enough, whether pickup reaches your hotel, or what a rainy forecast means for the courses? WhatsApp us. The person answering has ridden these lines and can tell you which park fits your group before you commit.
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