Inclined elevator

What is Inclined elevator
Unlike elevator which works as horizontal transportation, it also work as uphill elevator as well! Mostly can be found at hillside or at temple area which goes uphill (for those who don't want to use stairs).

Is it free?
No! It is not free. You need to pay some fee to ride on. Normally, round trip tickets.

Normally they charge you about RM2-RM5 per round trip ride OR 20bhat-50bhat per round trip ride. Depend on area.

Normally, you pay the admission fee to use an elevator for elevator maintenance or donate to the temple.

Is it fast?
No! It is really slow... Normally, it takes 3 minutes to get uphill and downhill.

If during high season (like school holidays), it can takes very long time to go up and down due to queue to get up or down and also, elevator normally can fit 15-24 people.

Distance?
About 150 metres - 200 metres (maybe more or less depend on places).

Notable places have Inclined elevator (Malaysia and Thailand only)

 * Kek Lok Si Temple (Penang, Malaysia)
 * Langkawi SkyGlide (Langkawi Island, Malaysia)
 * Tang Kuan Hill (Songkhla, Thailand)
 * Doi Suthep (Chiang Mai, Thailand)