Forest Skywalk - FRIM
📍 Taman Botani Frim, Selangor
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FRIM's Forest Skywalk is an elevated walkway above the rainforest canopy delivering clear views of both the forest and KL skyline. A steep metal staircase leads to the bridge; an optional tower climb adds a higher vantage point.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Adventurous families with children confident at heights will find this a memorable outing - the dual forest and city view is genuinely unusual. Children who are nervous on open metal staircases may find the ascent stressful. Morning visits avoid peak heat on the exposed walkway.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Henzman Kumpul
10 months ago
“A really nice experience. Online ticket purchase and redemption at the counter were a breeze. There was a helpful guide at the entrance and another on the bridge keeping an eye on visitors. The scenery was brilliant - you get a clear view of the KL skyline and the forest from above. It would be even better if the bridge was a little longer, but it’s still a great experience overall. I really hope they can add a few trails connecting to the other side of FRIM so visitors can continue their adventure from the Skywalk area.”
Atikah Hamdan
7 months ago
“Good experience! Wasn’t scared initially but started to feel a little bit when I had to walk up the metal stairs 😂 after that you may still feel a little jittery but it’s all good in the end. Went up the tower for an additional rm5. Amazing views”
Lee Kit How
11 months ago
“I had a wonderful time visiting the Skywalk. When climbing up to the peak was truly awarding, you can see the lush greenery stretching out in every direction. Great spot for nature lovers, highly recommended!”
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Overview
The Forest Skywalk at FRIM rises above the Selangor rainforest canopy on an elevated metal walkway, with a guide at the entrance and another on the bridge monitoring visitors. From the top, the KL skyline appears through the treeline in one direction and dense forest stretches in the other. The ascent involves steep metal stairs that produce genuine nerves in some visitors. An optional tower climb offers an even higher viewpoint.
