18 platforms, skybridges and lowering stations connect 2km of zip lines that take you through different layers of the rainforest canopy. Flight of the Gibbon is also very active in rainforest restoration and primate rehabilitation projects in the area. It is ideally suited for family-oriented Thailand vacations as well as backpackers.

How long does it take? It is a one day tour. You spend about three hours in the forest canopy on cables and bridges, one hour trekking along Mae Kompong waterfall, about one hour having time for lunch and visiting the village. Add 45minutes to one hour travel time each way. So allow 7 hours from pick up time.

How big is it? Very big! The total length is almost two kilometres and it is probably the highest of its kind in the world.

Why is it called flight of the gibbon? Because it mimics the way gibbons negotiate thru the forest and because Treetop Adventures as a company are committed to the preservation and conservation of these magnificent primates. 10% of all profits go towards Gibbon conservation and other conservation projects.