Afternoon tea, as everyone knows, is a civilised affair. A delicate dance of porcelain cups, tasteful finger foods, and gentle conversation about whether scones should be eaten with jam first or cream first (and, for the record, it’s jam first, civilisation would collapse otherwise).

But at Banyan Tree Krabi, Thailand, they’ve decided that simply sitting at a table isn’t dramatic enough. No, here you can sip your Earl Grey in an actual tree, perched several metres above the resort, in what they call the Bird’s Nest tables, three utterly bonkers yet brilliant dining platforms suspended in the foliage, overlooking the Andaman Sea.

Yes, that’s right. You’ll be drinking tea at altitude, presumably while trying very hard not to drop a macaron into the abyss.