Chiang Mai's canopy walkway will take your hiking experience to dizzying new heights
Don't look down!
8 years ago
The people behind Chiang Mai’s Queen Sirikit Botanical Garden have unveiled their latest project, a bridge which will take your nature walks to dizzying new heights. Literally.
The Canopy Walkway (Queen Sirikit Botanical Garden, 100 Moo 9, Mae Rim, www.qsbg.org), is a 20-something-meter-high and 400-meter-long bridge that stretches across the Mae Rim rainforest. Hikers are rewarded with stunning 360-degree views of the surrounding greenery and mountains.
Scared of heights? Rest assured, the bridge is constructed from heavy-duty metal mesh. To ensure hiker safety, they’ll only admit up to 50 people on the bridge at a time. Access passes start at B40 per person.
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