A walking supporter that comprises one or more bottom frames including at least one curved element having a circular arc shape and a support frame connected to the curved element of the bottom frame vertically. A user can stand up easily from a sitting position without exerting a force vertical to the ground because the walking supporter can be swung utilizing the bottom frame with a curved element. Furthermore, it is less likely that the walking supporter will get stuck even if there is a protrusion or a crevice on the ground because the bottom frame is formed of curved elements. The walking supporter is also appropriate for patients or the elderly who may not have enough arm-strength because it is possible to walk by pushing the walking supporter on the ground with a part of the bottom frame being in contact with the ground.
