Ayerweng (Aiyoeweng) Skywalk Betong, Thailand

I had 3 days off and decided to ride to Yala, south of Thailand to see Ayerweng (Aiyoeweng) Skywalk hill which is getting popular among the locals.

Ayerweng (Aiyoeweng) Skywalk is a must-visit if you’re travelling to the south of Thailand.  Apart from viewing this hill, Betong boasts several tourist attractions, such as Piyamit Tunnel, Winter Flower Garden, and Betong Hot Spring.

Skywalk Ayerweng, is an exciting tourist attraction. Stretching 61 meters and perched around 600 meters above sea level, it provides breathtaking panoramic views of the mountainous landscape and a stunning sea of fog at an elevation of 2,038 feet.

Recognized as the longest skywalk in Southeast Asia, it invites visitors to stroll over the mountains and experience the enchanting mist of Yala. This picturesque viewpoint is especially celebrated for its spectacular sunrises, making it a perfect spot to greet the day’s first light.

Located an hour from Betong town, I would suggest that you visit this Skywalk before sunrise. Therefore, you will need to move from Betong town about 0430 AM (local time) to catch the sunrise.

You can either drive up to the entrance or arrrange a Tuk Tuk (taxi) which your hotel should be able to assist you with the transportation.

Entrance Fee: THB 200/ adult
Shoe Protector: THB 30/ pax
Tuk-Tuk to Peak: THB 50 return/ pax
Business Hours: 5:30 am to 4 pm. Opens Daily.

Google Map Location

There are 2 viewpoints here. This was taken at the first one. (both are just about 30 meters away)

This was taken from the second viewpoint. Mind-blowing!

Video Highlights

Check out the video below to see the breathtaking scenery of I-Yerweng’s sea of clouds.

Conclusion

This breathtaking view is about 330 feet above sea level. Tourists usually come to this hill to appreciate the beautiful sunrise over the sea of clouds.

I am pretty sure this place will get more popular over time which means more tourists with selfie sticks, crowded etc.

Related Article: Things to do in Betong.