Flying Hanuman

•Soar Through the Jungle

Flying Hanuman Phuket is an eco-friendly adventure park set in a lush jungle. It offers an exciting way to experience the forest canopy - via zip lines and sky bridges.

•Zip Line Adventure

The main attraction is a zip line course with 15 platforms and lines up to 300 meters long. You'll zoom through the treetops, spotting wildlife and enjoying panoramic views. The zip lines range from easy to extreme, so there's something for all thrill levels. Guides provide full instructions and ensure your safety at each platform before you zip off into the green abyss.

•Sky Bridges

In between zip lines, you'll cross suspended sky bridges, some over 100 meters long. These rope and plank bridges sway as you walk, giving you a sense of walking on air in the jungle. Look down to see birds fluttering below and vines twisting up towards the light.

•Wildlife Encounters

As you make your way through the course, keep an eye out for monkeys swinging in the branches and colorful birds flitting about. The dense forest is home to many species, and you never know what you might spot. Your guides are knowledgeable about the local wildlife and can point out animals and share interesting facts.

•Eco-Friendly Focus

Flying Hanuman operates with sustainability and conservation in mind. The course is designed to have minimal impact on the surrounding forest. Profits from the park help support wildlife protection in the area. An onsite education center teaches visitors about environmental initiatives and how they can help.

A trip to Flying Hanuman Phuket is a unique way to experience the jungle in an adventurous yet eco-friendly fashion. Soar over the treetops, cross swaying sky bridges, and maybe even encounter some wildlife along the way. Discover the forest from a thrilling new perspective at this one-of-a-kind adventure park.

•Wat Chalong Temple

The largest and most important Buddhist temple in Phuket, featuring several buildings with golden spires. It’s a very popular place of worship for locals and tourists alike.

•Big Buddha

You can’t miss the massive Big Buddha statue sitting atop Nakkerd Hills. It’s one of the island’s most important landmarks. Climb the steps to the top for panoramic views of Phuket.

•Phuket Weekend Market

Looking for souvenirs? Check out the Phuket Weekend Market, also known as Naka Market. It’s open on Saturdays and Sundays, offering everything from clothes and crafts to food. You’re sure to find some unique trinkets here.

•Old Phuket Town

Take a stroll through Old Phuket Town with its Sino-Portuguese shophouses, cafes, and museums. It’s a glimpse into the island’s history and culture. Don’t miss the Phuket Thaihua Museum and Phuket Cultural Center.

•Kata Beach

Relax on the soft white sands of Kata Beach, just a 15-minute drive south of Phuket Town. It’s a popular spot for sunbathing, swimming and surfing. Lined with resorts, restaurants and shops, you’ll find everything you need for a perfect beach getaway.

•Promthep Cape

Head to the southernmost tip of Phuket at Promthep Cape for the best sunset views on the island. Many people gather here each evening to watch the sun dip below the horizon, lighting up the sky and sea. It’s a very romantic spot, perfect for a stroll with your loved one.

With so many attractions near Flying Hanuman, you’ll have no shortage of places to explore on your trip to Phuket.

The best time to visit Flying Hanuman Phuket depends on what kind of experience you're looking for.

•Dry Season (December to April)

The dry season from December to April is the most popular time to visit. The weather is pleasant, with little chance of rain and lower humidity. You'll encounter the biggest crowds, especially around Christmas and Chinese New Year. If you want to avoid hordes of tourists, go on a weekday or early in the morning. The dry season does mean higher prices for accommodation and activities.

•Rainy Season (May to November)

The rainy season runs from May to November. You'll find smaller crowds, lower prices, and lush greenery. The rain usually only lasts a couple of hours, so you can still enjoy outdoor adventures in between showers. The rain will make the jungle trails muddy, so wear proper footwear. The rain may also cause some ziplines to close for safety, so check with the park before booking a tour in the rainy season.

Overall, the best time for you depends on weighing the pros and cons of crowds versus weather. If budget is a concern, the rainy season can save you money while still providing an exciting experience. If you want to avoid rain and mud, aim for the dry season. Either season will allow you to soar through the jungle canopy, spot wildlife, and enjoy the natural scenery of Phuket. With smaller crowds in the morning and on weekdays, you can't go wrong any time of year.