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Kingkong Smile Zipline - The Longest, Highest Zipline in Asia!

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KingKong Smile Zipline – also written King Kong Zipline or King Kong Smile Zipline – is a mountain-top adventure park in Doi Saket, Chiang Mai, and is billed as the longest and highest zipline in Asia. Fly a total of 3,600 metres of zipline over the rainforest, and test your nerve on sky bridges, climbing nets and spiral staircases. Choose the Ultimate course with 19 platforms, or go all-in on Extreme with 38 platforms and the park’s legendary 1,200-metre flight. Round-trip hotel transfer from Chiang Mai city and a Thai buffet are included, with four departure times every day.

  • LocationThep Sadet, Doi Saket, Chiang Mai
  • DistanceApprox. 50 km · about 1.5 hrs by road
  • Total zipline3,600 metres
  • Longest single line1,200 metres (Extreme)
  • ProgrammesUltimate 19 · Extreme 38 platforms
  • Departures4 daily · from 07:00 to 13:30
  • Time on courseApprox. 2 hrs · 3 hrs (Extreme)
  • Total tripApprox. 6 – 7 hrs with transfer
  • Age10 – 65 years
  • Weight limitMaximum 110 kg
  • HeightMinimum 120 cm
  • IncludedHotel transfer · Thai buffet

Why ride KingKong Smile Zipline

  • Asia’s longest and highest zipline – a single 1,200-metre flight, part of about 3,600 metres of cable in total.
  • Two courses, one park – Ultimate (19 platforms) for a half-day thrill, Extreme (38 platforms) for the full ride.
  • More than just ziplines – sky bridges, climbing nets, spiral staircases and abseiling descents between the platforms.
  • Real Chiang Mai mountains – the course runs high above rainforest and valley scenery, well away from the city.
  • Four start times a day – ride in the cool morning or finish the afternoon course with dinner.
  • Hotel transfer and a Thai buffet included, with cheaper options if you prefer to drive yourself or skip the meal.

Ultimate or Extreme – which course should you book?

  Ultimate Extreme
Platforms 19 38
Zip lines 9 lines of varying length 17 lines, including the 1,200 m flight
Time on the course About 2 hours About 3 hours
Total trip time About 6 hours About 7 hours
Best for First-timers, families and a shorter day out Thrill-seekers who want the full course and the longest line

Departure times & itinerary

KingKong Smile Zipline runs four departures a day. Pick-up and arrival times are identical for both courses – only the meal and return times differ, because Extreme spends an extra hour on the platforms.

Departure Hotel pick-up Activity starts Ultimate · 19 platforms Extreme · 38 platforms
Thai buffet Back at hotel Thai buffet Back at hotel
Morning 07:00 – 07:30 09:00 11:00 13:00 12:00 14:00
Late morning 09:00 – 09:30 11:00 13:00 15:00 14:00 16:00
Noon 12:00 – 12:30 14:00 16:00 18:30 17:00 19:00
Afternoon 13:00 – 13:30 15:00 17:00 19:00 18:00 20:00

All times are approximate and may be adjusted according to the circumstances of each day. On the Noon and Afternoon departures the Thai buffet is served as dinner.

  1. Step 1

    Hotel pick-up in Chiang Mai

    Your exact pick-up time within the 30-minute window depends on where your hotel is located in Chiang Mai city.

  2. Step 2

    Drive up to Doi Saket

    About 1.5 hours through the countryside east of Chiang Mai, climbing into the mountains at Ban Mae Ton Luang.

  3. Step 3

    Safety briefing and gear up

    The park team fits your harness, hands out your new gloves and explains how to ride and brake before the first platform.

  4. Step 4

    Fly the course

    Around 2 hours on the Ultimate course or 3 hours on Extreme, crossing ziplines, sky bridges, climbing nets and spiral staircases high above the rainforest.

  5. Step 5

    Thai buffet

    Refuel with a Thai buffet at the park – lunch on the morning departures, dinner on the later ones.

  6. Step 6

    Transfer back to your hotel

    Return drive to your hotel in Chiang Mai city, roughly 6 to 7 hours after pick-up depending on your course.

What’s included

Included

  • All activities on your selected programme – Ultimate or Extreme
  • Round-trip transfer from your hotel in Chiang Mai city (except on the “no transfer” option)
  • Thai buffet lunch or dinner (except on the “no lunch” option)
  • A pair of new gloves
  • 1 bottle of drinking water
  • First aid insurance

Not included

  • Hotel transfer if you book the “no transfer” option – you make your own way to the park
  • The Thai buffet if you book the “no lunch” option
  • Personal expenses, souvenir photos and gratuities

Who can ride – requirements

  • Good general health – the course involves stairs, walking and climbing between platforms
  • Age 10 to 65 years
  • Maximum weight 110 kg
  • Minimum height 120 cm
No experience needed. Every rider is briefed and fitted with equipment by the park team before the first platform, and staff are stationed along the course. If you can walk up a flight of stairs, you can do this.

What to wear and bring

Wear

  • Long pants
  • Long-sleeved shirt
  • Sport shoes with a closed toe

Bring

  • Sunscreen
  • Insect spray
  • Sunglasses

Book with confidence. Instant confirmation, a clear per-person price with no hidden extras, and a local team in Thailand you can reach if your plans change. Choose your programme, departure time and transfer option in the booking box above.

Frequently asked questions

Is KingKong Smile Zipline really the longest and highest zipline in Asia?
KingKong Smile Zipline in Doi Saket, Chiang Mai is promoted as the longest and highest zipline in Asia. The course covers roughly 3,600 metres of zipline in total, and its single longest flight measures 1,200 metres – ridden on the Extreme (38 platforms) programme.
Where is KingKong Smile Zipline and how far is it from Chiang Mai?
The park sits high in the mountains at Ban Mae Ton Luang, Thep Sadet, in the Doi Saket district of Chiang Mai province – roughly 50 km east of Chiang Mai city. Allow about 1.5 hours each way by road. Round-trip hotel transfer from Chiang Mai city is included in the ticket unless you choose the “no transfer” option.
What is the difference between the Ultimate and Extreme programmes?
Ultimate takes you across 19 platforms and around 2 hours on the course. Extreme doubles that to 38 platforms, takes about 3 hours, and includes the park’s 1,200-metre zipline – the longest single line on site. Pick-up times are the same for both; Extreme simply finishes about an hour later.
How long is the longest zipline at KingKong Smile?
1,200 metres. It is part of the Extreme (38 platforms) programme. Across the whole park you fly about 3,600 metres of zipline in total.
How much are KingKong Smile Zipline tickets?
Tickets are priced per person and depend on the programme you choose – Ultimate (19 platforms) or Extreme (38 platforms) – and on whether you include hotel transfer and the Thai buffet. The current price for every option is shown in the booking box on this page, with instant confirmation.
How long does the whole trip take?
Allow about 6 hours door to door for Ultimate and about 7 hours for Extreme. That covers the road transfer from Chiang Mai, 2 to 3 hours on the course and the Thai buffet.
What times does KingKong Smile Zipline start?
There are four departures a day, with hotel pick-up at 07:00–07:30, 09:00–09:30, 12:00–12:30 or 13:00–13:30. Morning departures finish with lunch; the Noon and Afternoon departures finish with dinner.
Is there an age, weight or height limit?
Yes. Riders must be in good health, aged 10 to 65 years, weigh no more than 110 kg and be at least 120 cm tall. These limits are set by the park’s safety equipment and cannot be waived.
Do I need previous zipline experience?
No. The park team fits your equipment and explains how to ride, brake and cross the platforms before you start, and staff are stationed along the course. Most riders are complete beginners.
Is hotel transfer included?
Yes – round-trip transfer between your hotel in Chiang Mai city and the park is included as standard. If you prefer to drive yourself, choose the cheaper “no transfer” option and make your own way to Doi Saket.
Is food included?
Yes. A Thai buffet is served at the park after your course – as lunch on the morning departures and as dinner on the later ones. A “no lunch” option is available if you would rather not include the meal.
What should I wear and bring?
Wear long pants, a long-sleeved shirt and sport shoes – the harness and platforms are more comfortable with covered skin. Bring sunscreen, insect spray and sunglasses. A pair of new gloves and one bottle of water are included with your ticket.
Is KingKong Smile Zipline safe?
Every ticket includes a new pair of gloves and first aid insurance, and the park’s trained staff fit all equipment, brief each group and supervise the platforms throughout the course. Riders must meet the health, age, height and weight requirements listed above.

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