Round-trip transfer
from the hotel, within the operator's service area. Confirmed against your hotel at booking.
Rainforest ziplines in Phuket — Flying Hanuman and Hanuman World
Two zipline parks in Phuket's rainforest: Flying Hanuman with up to 42 platforms, and Hanuman World, which adds a roller ride on a track and a Skywalk.
Check availability and pricePrices
From 1,400 THB, when booked in advance.
Important information:
- Weight up to 120 kg. This is an equipment limitation with no flexibility.
- The activity Not suitable for pregnancy or heart problems.
- About the age, write to us the participants' ages. The entry conditions vary between dates, and we confirm for you the condition that applies to your date.
- A meal and a shirt Only on the full route of the 42 platforms.
- Come in a light shirt, shorts, and closed sports shoes.
What the price includes
What comes with the ticket, and what's only on the full route
A guide and safety equipment
A professional guide, all the safety equipment, first aid and insurance, on all three routes.
A meal and a shirt
Only on the full route of the 42 platforms. On both of the short routes, there's no meal.
What's not included
Personal expenses. The ticket covers the activity itself.
Who can't take part
Three limits, and one of them requires prior approval
Weight up to 120 kg
This is a limit of The equipment and there's no flexibility on it.
Pregnancy and heart problems
The activity isn't suitable, and there's no shorter route that is suitable.
Age: confirm with us in advance
Age-based entry conditions vary between dates. Tell us the participants' ages and the date, and we will confirm in advance, so you are not turned away at the gate.
What to wear
A light shirt, shorts, and Closed sports shoes. Not flip-flops.
What's on the full route
42 platforms, and the difference between the routes is length, not character
The long route is 42 platforms, and the shorter routes go through the same forest and the same stations, just fewer of them.
14 ziplines
The core of the route. Glides of varying lengths between stations, above the forest.
2 abseil points
A vertical rope descent from the platform to the ground, accompanied by the guide.
4 suspension bridges
Crossings between trees on rope bridges, at treetop height.
5 spiral staircases
The climb between heights is part of the route, not a technical transition.
The Sky Rail track
A section where you ride on a track instead of gliding on a cable.
Double zipline
You can glide on it In pairs, a couple, or a parent and child on the same glide.
What does an hour on the route look like
From the briefing to the last platform
You arrive at the base, and there You get a harness, helmet and gloves and you go through a short safety briefing. The briefing is practical, not theoretical — you learn how to sit, how to brake, and what not to touch.
divided into Small groups with two guides, one leads and one closes. One connects you at every platform and the other receives you on the other side.
The first platform is the hardest, and that's true for almost everyone. After it, the body understands that the system holds, and the rest happens on its own.
Between the stations there is Suspension bridges, spiral staircases, and forest walking sections, the route isn't just ziplines, and these parts are what give it its rhythm.
The guided forest walk of about 20 minutes is included on all routes, and it's a chance to see the forest from below after you've seen it from above.
Two guides
One leads and one closes, in small groups. They connect you and receive you at every station.
Not just ziplines
Suspension bridges, spiral staircases, and forest walking sections.
A walk in the forest
About 20 guided minutes, included on all routes.
The first one is hard
The first platform is the barrier. After it, it's already easy.
Twenty minutes of walking in the forest
The part that isn't a zipline, and for those who came for the view, it's the main thing
The route includes A twenty-minute walk in the forest between the stations. It's not a technical transition — it's part of the experience, and those who came for the view, not just the speed, will benefit precisely there.
The park sits in Kathu, on a plot of 80,000 m² of forest. Its rubber trees are still leased by locals who continue to live on the slope, and during the rainy months a stream runs through the area.
The trees in the reception area were left as they were, and the route was built around them. This is what sets the place apart from a zipline park built on leveled ground.
After the route
and what's at the base
At the end of the route you return to the base, and there You return the equipment and freshen up. There are showers, restrooms and a place to change clothes.
On the full route, a meal is served at the base, and it's included in the price along with the souvenir shirt.
There is Photographers along the route who take photos at stations where it's hard to photograph alone. The photos are offered for purchase at the base and they aren't mandatory.
The return shuttle departs from the base after the whole group finishes, so there's time to sit and rest before the ride.
Those who arrived by their own vehicle, there is Parking at the base, and it's comfortable.
What to combine on the same day
The activity is relatively short
The short route is about an hour on-site, and the full one about three, so Half a day remains in almost every case.
Kathu is located in the center of the island, and from there it's close to Patong, Phuket Town, and the Big Buddha.
A convenient combination is Ziplines in the morning and beach in the afternoon, after hours among the trees, the sea is exactly what you want.
Another combination is Ziplines and then Phuket Town: The Old Town, a meal, and the night market on weekends.
For those coming with a mixed group, some can do the short route and some the full one, and they meet at the base.
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Frequently asked questions
What to know before you book
What can be combined on the same day?
The activity is an hour to three, leaving half a day. Kathu is in the center of the island, and from there it's close to Patong, Phuket Town, and the Big Buddha.
Can some do the short route and others the long one?
Yes. They meet at the base at the end.
Are there showers at the base?
Yes, showers, restrooms and a place to change clothes.
Is there a photographer?
Yes, at stations where it's hard to take photos alone. The photos are offered for purchase at the base and aren't mandatory.
When does the return shuttle leave?
after the whole group finishes, so there's time to rest at the base before the ride.
How many guides are there?
Two per group, one leads and one closes. One connects you at every platform and the other receives you on the other side.
What's the hardest part?
The first platform, and that's true for almost everyone. After it, the body understands that the system holds.
Is the forest walk included?
Yes, on all routes: about 20 guided minutes.
How much does it cost?
12 platforms ฿1,700, 28 platforms ฿2,150, and 42 platforms with a meal ฿2,800. Hotel pickup is included in all three.
What's the difference between the routes?
Only the number of platforms — the same forest, the same stations, more or fewer of them. The 42 route also includes a meal and a shirt.
What's included in the 42 platforms?
14 ziplines, 2 abseil points, 4 suspension bridges, 5 spiral staircases, a Sky Rail track, a double zipline, and a 20-minute walk in the forest.
Is there a weight limit?
Yes, up to 120 kg. This is an equipment limit.
From what age?
Age-based entry conditions vary between dates. Tell us the participants' ages and your date, and we will confirm in advance, so you do not arrive and get turned away at the gate.
Who cannot take part?
Pregnant women and those with heart problems. Beyond that, there's a weight limit of 120 kg.
Is the transfer included?
Yes, round-trip from the hotel within the service area. From a location outside the area, for an additional fee confirmed against your hotel at booking.
What to wear?
A light shirt, shorts, and closed sports shoes.
Can it be cancelled?
Yes, free cancellation up to 48 hours before the activity starts.
Where is it located?
In Kathu, Phuket, on a 80,000 sqm forest area.
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