BIRD PARK - Kuala Lumpur- Malaysia

The wonderful and dazzling Kuala Lumpur flourishes with a number of beautiful and charming gardens in every part, including the bird garden, which is in the middle of the botanical gardens known for its stunning views and tranquility in the midst of the Malaysian capital's hustle and bustle. Great atmosphere with only bird sounds and tweets

Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is part of Perdana Gardens

The Bird Garden was established in 1991 as part of the Perdana Gardens that was established in 1888, which also includes an artificial lake, waterfalls, a botanical garden, a butterfly garden, a flower garden, a national monument, a deer park, hibiscus gardens, marshmallows, the former parliament building ... and others.

The bird park has become a popular tourist destination in Malaysia, as it attracts about 200 thousand visitors annually, and perhaps this is due to it is the largest birdcage in the world with an area of more than 8.5 hectares and it includes about 3 thousand birds from 200 different types of birds that live in Asia or around the world.

The park is a great opportunity for families with children to go through an educational experience about the life of some birds or for industrial nurseries and hatching rooms, and it also provides some fun when watching the daily shows that are held with a number of birds or when they participate in the program dedicated to feeding them.

It is also an opportunity for couples traveling on honeymoon trips to Malaysia to enjoy the beauty of some of the birds and their sounds. Whatever your next trip to Malaysia, do not forget when entering the bird park to take a number of photos between the various species present.

 

You will be able to freely wander inside the caged garden and see all species if you can be patient to observe everyone, and there are some pet birds that you can touch and take photos while you carry them, the important thing is not to lose sight of yourself seeing mandarin ducks, eagles, Abu Qarn, pink flamingos, ostriches, and others.

 

 

Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is located only 10 minutes from the city center, and can be easily reached by taxis or top-on-top buses, which are the best to reach all landmarks in Kuala Lumpur, and the train, in turn, is one of the best means of transportation in the capital. Just stop at Pasar Seni on the LRT train, or the Kuala Lumpur station on the KTM line.

 

Exiting either of them will meet you with the National Mosque (Mosque of Negara) and directly behind it is the Museum of Islamic Arts, then the Botanical Gardens (or the Lake Gardens, or Perdana), which includes butterfly and bird gardens as parts of it, so travelers often put these attractions on their lists for a day tour.