mahanakhon skywalk

Face-First into the Abyss" Unlike the famous Glass Tray on the 78th floor where you simply walk on glass, the I-Tilt is a mechanical "ride" that forces the perspective change for you. • The Set-up: You enter a glass-encased cabin. Before you start, staff check your vitals (blood pressure and heart rate) and give you a smartwatch to track your "courage" (aka your racing pulse) during the tilt. • The Tilt: The platform slowly leans outward until you are at a 65-degree angle, hanging nearly 300 meters above the Silom/Sathon skyline. • The View: Because you are tilted forward, you aren’t just looking at the horizon—you are looking directly down at the street level. It’s a visceral sensation of falling that the flat glass floor doesn't quite replicate.

It is perfect. If you like high towers definitely visit it. The vibe and atmosphere of that is nice. Also, it has a good bar. Skywalk and the atmosphere there are so nice. The skyverse (light and mirrors) should improve compared to similar activities in other monuments around the world (like Dubai).

It was a great experience. You get a ticket for 1200 baht on the spot, which is for an unlimited time. But one thing that is beyond comprehension is that you cannot take pictures with your mobile phone on the skywalk. Someone from outside can do it. The rest was very fun.must visit place in bangkok