About Aiyerweng Skywalk
Aiyerweng Skywalk is a glass-floored skywalk attraction in Aiyoeweng Subdistrict, Betong District, Yala Province, southern Thailand. Perched at about 620 meters (2,038 feet) above sea level, it features a 61-meter-long glass walkway extending from the mountaintop. Opened in 2020, it is known for panoramic 360-degree views and the morning sea of mist over the surrounding forested mountains.
Visitors guide
Visitors can walk on a 61-meter curved glass skywalk extending from a hilltop building with 360-degree views of forested mountains and valleys. The main attraction is the early-morning sea of mist that fills the valleys below, best seen at sunrise. The site includes a multi-level viewing building with an elevator, glass floor sections requiring shoe covers, and surrounding viewpoints for photography and sightseeing.
Key highlights
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61-meter-long glass-floored skywalk at 620 meters above sea level
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360-degree panoramic views of mountains and sea of mist
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Sunrise viewing over forested valleys
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Glass floor experience with shoe covers provided
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Elevator access to viewing levels
History of Aiyerweng Skywalk
Constructed as part of Betong tourism development initiatives and opened in September 2020 to promote tourism in Yala Province, the skywalk was developed to showcase the area's mountain scenery and sea of mist phenomenon.
Route
| By air | Via Betong Airport (BTM) about 30 km away or Hat Yai International Airport (HDY) about 250 km away, then road transfer to Betong |
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| By train | No direct rail to Betong; nearest railway station is Yala Railway Station, onward by road to Betong |