Flying Hanuman is the better zipline choice if you want a more compact park close to Patong or are travelling with younger children. The course runs through the forest over 28 platforms, suspension bridges and ziplines of up to around 300 metres. It is still high above the ground; shorter lines do not make it a playground.
Participation is often possible from around age five and 120 cm, but the park makes the final decision when fitting the harness. Hanuman World in Kathu is a better fit if the children are taller and long ziplines are the priority. Photo and video packages are optional.
| Package | Course & highlights | Duration* | Meal | Price p. p. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flying Hanuman 1 | 42 platforms, 14 ziplines, 4 sky bridges, dual zipline, skyrail | 2–3 hrs | ✓ | ฿3,490 |
| Flying Hanuman 2 | 28 platforms, 7 ziplines, 3 sky bridges | 1–2 hrs | – | ฿2,650 |
| Flying Hanuman 3 | 12 platforms, 3 ziplines + 200 m canopy skywalk | 30 min–1 hr | – | ฿1,990 |
* Duration = pure tour time according to the provider, plus hotel transfers. All packages include hotel transfers, EN 15567-certified equipment, professional guides, insurance (฿5M) and the ice bath after the tour. Meal only with FH1.
The drier months are popular, so booking ahead helps with your preferred time.
Light rain is often manageable. In thunderstorms, the park closes for safety or moves the tour to another time.
Even the shorter ziplines run high above the ground. Tell the guide early if you feel uncomfortable; no one has to continue against their will. Tie back long hair and avoid loose items.
Flying Hanuman is closer to Patong, more compact and often works from around age five. Hanuman World is in Kathu, has longer ziplines and is more commonly suitable from around age seven. Starting prices are similar.
The easier routes often begin at around age five and 120 cm. Medium and more demanding elements can have higher limits. The park’s rule on the day applies.
The park has 28 platforms, ziplines of up to around 300 metres and suspension bridges. The elements included depend on the package.
Transfer, harness, helmet, guides and insurance are normally included, with lunch depending on the package. Photo and video material is optional.
Speak to the guide before you start if you are unsure. Guides explain each step, and you can skip individual elements if you do not feel comfortable.
