This was great for small kids. Free flight aviary with interesting birds. The cafe is ok. More

Lots to see. In the free-ranging area, too many of the same birds and not enough information. Watched the birds of prey being fed in their cramped aviary. Bit sad. If taking kids, plan your walk well and in time for the events. Still, lots of points for having Hornbills. The adjacent Hornbill restaurant is relatively pricey but very enjoyable. More

The entry fee may seem a bit steep compared to other attractions in KL, but it's well worth the price. You can get up close and personal with peacocks, hornbills, and parrots. Don't get too close to the emus though. Nasty tempers. They run a bird show a few times a day. Pretty standard fare if you've ever seen one... More

Really nice experience. Lots of exotic birds. Never seen them before. More

Having been to a few Asian zoos before, we were not surprised that things were a little cramped, but some sections were were attractive. The pond area and waterfall were nice. More

I was so looking forward to this as I love birds and bird watching but it was disappointing. As other reviewers have said there appears to be lots of egrets and doves but not much else. The bulbul aviary was the best because there are some lovely smaller birds in there that you can follow and photograph. I felt that... More

The bird park is a nice way to spend an afternoon as part of the parks system that KL seems to have all co-located in one area. The best part was getting our photo taken while holding about 6 birds. They were able to either take the photo of you as most touristy places will offer to they will also... More

I don't know what the entrance price was like as this was a part of a prize we won, but we really enjoyed the Bird Park. We spent longer than recommended by our tour driver, but it is quite a large park, and we saw most of it. Our children (7 and 5) really liked seeing all the different birds,... More

Bird Park in KL is just next to the Lake gardens. It is interesting to see it, but once is quite enough. If you are not really a bird lover, it is a bit waste of money. The entrance price is high and mostly just tourists go there, because it is in Lonely Planet. More