Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

A wooden boardwalk roughly 360 meters long doesn't sound like much, and it isn't. But what makes it truly worthwhile is the vegetation on both sides: a moss-covered, evergreen cloud forest, the likes of which can only be found in a few places in Thailand. A cool, misty climate prevails here year-round, and sphagnum moss, ferns, lichens, rare orchids, and birds attract visitors season after season. Most visitors take 30 to 60 minutes, and you should too, because those who rush will miss out on something special.

At the end of the path, accessible by a staircase, is a memorial commemorating a helicopter crash involving the royal family in the area. It's good to know this before setting out, as one reviewer apparently expected a proper hike and subsequently found it boring. It's not a hike in the traditional sense. Rather, it offers a relaxing view of an unusual patch of woodland. If you're not particularly interested in plants and birds, half an hour is perfectly sufficient.