Ranong Skywalk (Ranong Skywalk) is a new tourism landmark developed to enhance nature-based tourism in Ranong Province. It is located near Phu Khao Ya (Grass Hill or Bald Hill), one of the most famous natural attractions in Ranong. With its distinctive landscape and seasonal color changes, the area has become a popular destination for both Thai and international visitors.

The skywalk has been designed as an elevated walkway (Skywalk) stretching along the mountain ridge, providing a spectacular Bird's Eye View of the surrounding mountains, forests, and wetland areas of Ranong City. The design emphasizes harmony with the natural environment, minimizing ecological impact while incorporating safety railings and resting points to ensure a safe and comfortable sightseeing experience.

Phu Khao Ya, the main attraction visible from the skywalk, possesses unique characteristics unlike most mountains. The entire mountain is covered almost completely with natural grasslands, with very few large trees growing on its slopes. From a distance, it resembles a giant green hill rising from the landscape.

During the rainy season, from May to October, the grass turns lush green across the entire mountain. In the summer months, from February to April, the grass dries and transforms into a golden-brown color. This seasonal transformation creates a remarkable and distinctive landscape, earning the area the nickname "The Savannah Grassland of Southern Thailand."

From the viewing points along the skywalk, visitors can enjoy expansive views of Ranong’s geography, including the Tenasserim Mountain Range stretching along the Thai–Myanmar border, tropical rainforest areas that receive some of the highest rainfall levels in Thailand, and distant views of local communities and parts of Ranong City. This makes the site an excellent location for appreciating the province’s natural geography and landscape.

Throughout the route, visitors will find numerous rest areas, viewing platforms, and popular photography spots. Particularly noteworthy are the cantilevered viewing terraces extending outward from the walkway, offering unobstructed panoramic views ideal for photographing landscapes, sunrises, and sunsets.

Many photographers visit specifically to capture the morning and evening light, as these periods enhance the contours and dimensions of Phu Khao Ya and the surrounding mountain ranges. In addition, the cooler temperatures during these times make walking and sightseeing more enjoyable.

Another unique charm of Ranong Skywalk is the opportunity to witness sea mist and low-floating clouds, which can often be seen during the early morning after rainfall or during the transition from the rainy season into the cooler months. Ranong’s high humidity frequently creates mist-covered mountain scenery, offering beautiful and ever-changing atmospheres from day to day.

Beyond its tourism role, the skywalk is also part of Ranong’s eco-tourism promotion efforts, helping distribute visitors from the city center into natural areas while creating economic opportunities for local communities, restaurants, cafés, and tourism-related businesses nearby.

For travelers wishing to continue exploring the province, the skywalk provides convenient access to several major attractions in Ranong, including Raksawarin Hot Springs, Rattanarangsan Palace, Phu Khao Ya, Lam Nam Kraburi National Park, Punyaban Waterfall, and Koh Phayam. As a result, Ranong Skywalk has become an important destination that can easily be included in travel itineraries throughout the year.

Combining modern architecture, visitor safety, and the outstanding natural beauty of Phu Khao Ya, Ranong Skywalk offers a new perspective on experiencing Ranong’s landscapes and stands as one of the province’s must-visit landmarks when traveling to the city famously known as the "Land of Eight Months of Rain and Four Months of Sunshine."

• From Ranong City, take Highway No. 4 (Phet Kasem Road) heading toward Phang Nga Province. Drive approximately 11–12 kilometers to reach the Phu Khao Ya Forest Park area, one of the province’s well-known attractions. The skywalk is located nearby, with clear directional signs along the route.

• Visitors can travel by private car, rental car, local taxi, or public transportation operating along Phet Kasem Road. Parking facilities are available on-site, along with basic visitor amenities

• The most recommended time to visit is between 06:30–08:00 AM, when the weather is cool, morning light is beautiful, and there is a chance to see sea mist.

• The period from 04:30–06:15 PM is ideal for watching the sunset and photographing the golden light over Phu Khao Ya.

• Wear comfortable walking shoes or sneakers for safety while walking on the elevated pathway.

• Bring a hat, umbrella, sunglasses, and sunscreen, as most areas are open and exposed to direct sunlight.

• Prepare drinking water, a camera, or a smartphone, as there are many scenic viewpoints and photography spots throughout the route.

Admission Fee:

• No admission fee. (There may be charges for soft-soled shoe services or maintenance fees in certain areas. Please verify details at the service point before entering.)

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 06:00 AM to 06:30 PM.

Note: Opening hours and visitation details may change depending on site management policies or weather conditions. Visitors are advised to check the latest information with the relevant authorities before traveling.