A technician hurtled down a 331ft tower on a zipline, capturing a breathtaking view of a Thai city.

Benz Nattapon tested the adrenaline-inducing attraction with his team before it was opened to tourists in Roi Et, Thailand.

Action camera footage shows Benz being strapped into a harness before launching from the top of the Roi Et 101 Tower, gliding hundreds of feet above the ground.

He soared over a park, a roadway, a river, and a tennis court, offering a view of the cityscape below.

The high speed ride lasted a little more than 30 seconds before Benz safely reached the landing zone, where another staff member.

He said: ‘I tried the zipline at the tower to test the system before opening for the day.'

The zipline passed safety checks on June 24 and later accepted visitors.

Roi Et Tower 101 is a 331ft (101m) skyscraper featuring observation decks, a museum, and a cafe. One of its main attractions is a thrilling zipline that launches from near the top of the tower, offering panoramic views of the city.