1. View and terrain
Look for the meeting waterways, river bends and wooded hills. Water colors depend on sediment and rainfall.
Chiang Khan Skywalk
Glass-floored views over the border rivers
A glass lookout near Phu Kok Ngio offering sweeping views of the Mekong and Hueang river landscape.
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About this attraction
A glass lookout near Phu Kok Ngio offering sweeping views of the Mekong and Hueang river landscape.
Visiting and local stewardship
Managed visitor access applies. Follow staff advice on glass floors, footwear covers and any weather closure.
Essential information
Place
Chiang Khan Skywalk
Type
Elevated viewpoint
Location and directions
Pak Tom, Chiang Khan District, Loei, Thailand
Opening hours & admission
Confirm current opening times, access, and any fees at the site.
History and background
This modern attraction stands beside the Big Buddha at Phu Kok Ngio and interprets the border river landscape from above.
What to see and how to explore
2. Visit and transport
Allow about 60–90 minutes and travel by road from Chiang Khan old town; confirm entry hours and weather before leaving.
3. Photography
Use the glass walkway as a leading line toward the river valley; secure camera straps and do not lean past barriers.
Real photographs
Image rights: all images displayed on this website remain the property and copyright of their original photographers.
Visitor questions
Is it in the old town?
No, arrange separate transport.
Does weather affect access?
Yes, check on-site safety notices.
Location and directions
Pak Tom, Chiang Khan District, Loei, Thailand
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