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Launch yourself 50 meters above a lagoon at X-Centre Chiang Mai for a tightly managed, high-adrenaline bungy jump. This practical guide explains what to expect, safety limits, and how to prepare for the leap.
Launch yourself 50 meters above a lagoon at X-Centre Chiang Mai for a tightly managed, high-adrenaline bungy jump. This practical guide explains what to expect, safety limits, and how to prepare for the leap.
You step onto the metal platform and Chiang Mai spreads out below: manicured gardens, palms leaning toward a glassy lagoon, and a distant line of karst-edged hills. The air is humid and warm; the guides run through harness checks with professional calm while the landscape seems to dare you forward.
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Operated by Oh-Hoo · Chiang Mai, Chiang Mai Province
You step onto the metal platform and Chiang Mai spreads out below: manicured gardens, palms leaning toward a glassy lagoon, and a distant line of karst-edged hills. The air is humid and warm; the guides run through harness checks with professional calm while the landscape seems to dare you forward.
Bungy at X-Centre sits on the northern fringe of Chiang Mai province, where uplifted limestone and river terraces shape a countryside long used for agriculture and small-scale tourism. The jump itself is a modern construct—steel, ropes and calculated fall—set against older layers of rice paddies and dry-season scrub. Locals come for weekend thrills; visitors arrive seeking a fast, well-run adrenaline fix with certificates and photos to mark the moment.
Expect a 50-meter vertical drop that feels much longer in free fall. Staff provide a safety briefing, fitting, and guided climb to the platform. An optional water-touch adds a cool finish to the descent. The operation follows clear weight and health limits and is suitable for most healthy travelers—children with consent and those within 40–180 kg.
Practical notes: arrive early to avoid midday heat and bring a lightweight change of clothes if you plan the water touch. Wear secure, closed shoes and avoid loose jewelry. Hydrate, mention any medical concerns in advance, and allow 30 minutes for the full experience including briefing and debrief. For first-time jumpers the controlled environment at X-Centre pairs measured risk with a straightforward, unforgettable drop.
Participants must be over 7 years old; those aged 7–17 need parental consent.
Typical operational limits range from about 40 kg to 180 kg—confirm with staff when booking.
Yes, an optional water-touch is offered, but it may be dependent on weather and staff approval based on safety checks.
Operations can be canceled for high winds or lightning; in that case you’ll be offered an alternative date or a full refund per the provider’s policy.
Oh-Hoo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step onto the metal platform and Chiang Mai spreads out below: manicured gardens, palms leaning toward a glassy lagoon, and a distant line of karst-edged hills. The air is humid and warm; the guides run through harness checks with professional calm while the landscape seems to dare you forward.
You step onto the metal platform and Chiang Mai spreads out below: manicured gardens, palms leaning toward a glassy lagoon, and a distant line of karst-edged hills. The air is humid and warm; the guides run through harness checks with professional calm while the landscape seems to dare you forward.
Bungy at X-Centre sits on the northern fringe of Chiang Mai province, where uplifted limestone and river terraces shape a countryside long used for agriculture and small-scale tourism. The jump itself is a modern construct—steel, ropes and calculated fall—set against older layers of rice paddies and dry-season scrub. Locals come for weekend thrills; visitors arrive seeking a fast, well-run adrenaline fix with certificates and photos to mark the moment.
Expect a 50-meter vertical drop that feels much longer in free fall. Staff provide a safety briefing, fitting, and guided climb to the platform. An optional water-touch adds a cool finish to the descent. The operation follows clear weight and health limits and is suitable for most healthy travelers—children with consent and those within 40–180 kg.
Practical notes: arrive early to avoid midday heat and bring a lightweight change of clothes if you plan the water touch. Wear secure, closed shoes and avoid loose jewelry. Hydrate, mention any medical concerns in advance, and allow 30 minutes for the full experience including briefing and debrief. For first-time jumpers the controlled environment at X-Centre pairs measured risk with a straightforward, unforgettable drop.