Kingkong Smile Zipline
Highlights
- A zipline up to 1,200 metres on the full course
- Around 3.6 kilometres of cable across the full circuit
- 38 platforms linked by hanging bridges and climbing nets
- A glass skywalk bridge over the valley
- Thai lunch at the park included
Description
Twelve hundred metres. Hold that number for a second, because most ziplines you have ridden were probably under 300. Kingkong Smile's headline line crosses an entire mountain valley in Doi Saket, the longest single zipline in Chiang Mai and, if you believe the park's claim, one of the longest anywhere in Asia. You hang on that cable for the better part of a minute. Long enough to scream, get bored of screaming, and start looking at the scenery.
Pricing
Ultimate
19 platforms · Intro experience
- 9 ziplines, up to 700m
- Glass bridge & sky bridge
- 1 abseil + nature trail
- Thai buffet + hotel transfer
Extreme
38 platforms · Full experience
- 17 ziplines, up to 1,200m
- One of Asia's longest lines
- Glass bridge & climbing net
- Thai buffet + hotel transfer
Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off from Chiang Mai city
- All safety equipment, helmet, harness and gloves
- English-speaking guides who ride the course with you
- Thai lunch at the park
- Accident insurance
Not included
- Photos and videos, available for purchase at the park
- Drinks beyond water, tea and coffee
- Closed-toe shoes, required on the course
- Comfortable clothes you can move in
- Sunscreen and mosquito repellent
- A camera strap or chest mount if you bring a GoPro
- Pregnant women
- People with heart conditions
- People with back or neck injuries
- Anyone who has had recent surgery
- Anyone with a severe fear of heights
Prefer to make your own way there? You can skip the pickup and meet us directly at the start point.
Kingkong Smile Zipline
Doi Saket
The park is about an hour from the city in the Doi Saket mountains. Most guests take the included hotel pickup; if you drive yourself, arrive 30 minutes before your session for check-in and gear fitting.
Your driver picks you up in the morning for the hour-long climb into Doi Saket. After registration and the safety briefing the guides fit your gear and start you on the shorter lines to build confidence. The course works up through the bridges, nets and the glass skywalk toward the big one, the 1,200 metre line across the valley, which most groups reach with equal parts excitement and nerves. The full circuit takes around two to three hours. Lunch is served at the park afterwards, and you are back in the city by mid afternoon.
FAQs
Kingkong Smile lists ages 10 to 65, a minimum height of 110 cm and a maximum weight of 110 kg, per the park’s 2026 rate sheet. The guides confirm at check-in. For younger or smaller kids, Phoenix or Pong Yang are the better picks, and we say that as the people selling this one.
The full package advertises a crossing up to 1,200 metres and 38 platforms. The shorter package does not include the same route. Line availability depends on conditions and the operator’s decision; the published length is not a guaranteed ride time.
No. The glass skywalk is part of the course but there is a normal walkway alternative, so acrophobic partners can keep their dignity and their dry palms.
Closed shoes are required, and clothes you can move in. Bring a light layer in the cool season, the park sits high in the Doi Saket mountains.
The operator decides whether conditions permit each activity and may pause, change or cancel the programme. Rain alone does not establish whether a course can run. Check the selected booking’s cancellation and rescheduling terms; do not assume every weather change produces the same refund.
About five hours door to door. The drive into the Doi Saket mountains takes about an hour from your hotel, and lunch at the park is included. Pickup is free for hotels in Chiang Mai city; outside the city the park charges about 1,000 baht per car for the round trip, so message us your hotel first.
Select your date, guests and package to see the available payment methods, amounts and cancellation terms. Review the booking preview and confirmation before committing. Any pay-on-arrival charges or processing fees should be shown separately; payment and cancellation conditions are not identical for every booking.
- E KAugust 10, 20265.0
What a great adventure. The information provided by internet and email was fine. We arrived with our own car, and could start immediately. To be safe, better book in advance. Also: book the transfer as it's quite a ride from Chiang Mai. After driving in the rain we had great weather. Safety procedures were good, and our guides made our trip so much more fun! Take the Ultimate tour and don't miss out on the brand new 1.300 meter zipline!
- Rakhi BeeMay 19, 20265.0
We had an amazing zip lining experience with Kingkong Smile Zipline, starting from booking it and communicating with the company. They were very responsive and easy to book with. They also provide transportation door to door from your hotel. They have different levels of ziplining and they work with you on choosing the right one. Once we got there, the staff were super nice and friendly! They even take pics/videos for you. We felt super safe the entire time. We had a blast and highly recommend this company for ziplining!
- Megan TorresMay 7, 20265.0
We had an amazing experience at King Kong Smile Zipline 🌿🐒 Absolutely one of the highlights of our trip! The zip lines were incredible, long, exciting, and with beautiful jungle views that made the whole adventure unforgettable. The guides truly made the experience even better. They were so funny, energetic, and friendly the entire time, always making us laugh while still making us feel safe and comfortable. Their positive energy turned the whole day into such a fun memory. If you’re visiting Chiang Mai and looking for an adventure, this is definitely the place to go. Best zip lines, amazing staff, and an experience we would absolutely do again! 💚✨
- yasmin KaliaMay 19, 20265.0
An amazing day doing ziplining. Everything was organised very well, we were in good sized groups and there was always plenty of instructors. The environment was unreal and I had the best day. You will love it!
- T ZJune 19, 20265.0
Awesome…. You have to try it at least once. I am 57yr old solo traveler who was looking for a little adventure and this did not disappoint. I don’t like heights and despise roller coasters but I told myself you only live once. I initially put my faith in Jesus that he would get me through the long zip lines, but after watching theses men take a slow approach to making sure you are securely buckled at each and every turn, I knew I was in good hands with both of them. The adventure was so much fun and as I mentioned the guides were excellent. They made it fun with some jokes and playfulness, BUT they always made sure you were safely secure throughout the journey. I felt completely safe with my harness and safety equipment. At the end of the journey we enjoyed a nice meal, and then a quiet ride back to our hotels. The journey takes a little over an hour to get too from old city Chiang Mai but it’s a nice ride. I would definitely recommend you take the extreme package as that one includes the longest zip of 1100 meters
