Kuala Lumpur Bird Park: Hours, Address, Kuala Lumpur Bird Park Reviews: 4/5
Kuala Lumpur Bird Park
Kuala Lumpur Bird Park
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9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Monday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Sunday
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
About
The world's largest free-flight, walk-in aviary. Set in a sprawling valley, this renowned eco-tourism park is home to more than 3,000 birds.
Suggested duration
2-3 hours
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Terry S
6 contributions
Nov. 2021
Really good place to hangout with family, make a good walk watching birds. The are clear direction, information and education room. A lot of stool or place to take a rest. Accessable for stroller and wheelchair.
Written 19 November 2021
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mudcow
George Town, Malaysia293 contributions
Nov. 2020
There are better attractions around KL. This is better for a keen "twitcher" than the average Joe. It is fairly expensive in comparison to other similar attractions and many parts are in need of maintenance or improvement. We went once and haven't bothered since.
Written 23 October 2021
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P Ravi S
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia300 contributions
Oct. 2021
This is a must-visit. Many zones are free-flight ones for birds. Finding birds disputing the right of way with you is worth the trip. There are plenty of peacocks, and parrots, and cockatoos. The park is beautifully designed with four zones. Love birds, hornbills, parrots, cockatoos, ostriches, emus, and so many different birds. The waterfall aviary is excellent. The bird show in the amphitheater is a treat. You walk across the verdant hillside and exit through the gift shop. Definitely worth a visit!
Written 14 October 2021
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Lesley
Petaling Jaya, Malaysia162 contributions
Apr. 2021 • Friends
We visited this nature bird park with aviary. This park has feeding time schedule for us to watch. We felt amaze of those eagles are able to catch their foods. We did feed those cute parrots. The bird show was pretty amazing. However, the ostrich need to be well care as they are aggressively fight each other.
Written 24 April 2021
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Ray
Staines, UK773 contributions
Mar. 2021
For a person like me who loves nature, animals and especially birds, they've simply created a heaven on earth. The whole botanical garden is just paradise and this is cherry on top of the cake. Where else will you find such variety and walk among some of nature's most colourful creatures.
As much as I love to visit zoo's, I hate to see birds/animals trapped in cages as they are meant for flying (hence the expression free as a bird) and here they have put ''free flight'' concept to best use because all birds are living/breeding/nesting naturally in their own habitat. With all those trees, bushes, branches, fallen leaves, dense vegetation, ponds, it's almost like a real tropical forest which is very important for the conservation of rare species.
As much as I love to visit zoo's, I hate to see birds/animals trapped in cages as they are meant for flying (hence the expression free as a bird) and here they have put ''free flight'' concept to best use because all birds are living/breeding/nesting naturally in their own habitat. With all those trees, bushes, branches, fallen leaves, dense vegetation, ponds, it's almost like a real tropical forest which is very important for the conservation of rare species.
Written 12 March 2021
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Ainil I
Shah Alam243 contributions
Jan. 2021 • Family
Nice outdoor experience. Variety of bird species seen. Peacock, flamingos, hornbill, emu, ostrich, parrot etc. Entrance abit pricy. But i think it is still ok. I am sure it is expensive to maintain this park.
Written 4 January 2021
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Sophie B
Cyberjaya, Malaysia65 contributions
Dec. 2020
I'm in Malaysia during the pandemic so not a lot of sights are open. I visited the bird park feeling a bit anxious as I'm not keen to see animals in cages, or used in tourism in anyway. However this place has a good reputation for conservation, for enrichment and for welfare and I was not disappointed when I got there. It's huge, and it's well maintained. The peacocks and cattle ibis wandering around are quite charming, and the photo displays with cockatoos and parrots are lovely, as is the walk through 'lorry' enclosure where you can feed the small green and red birds. The only enclosure that seemed a little small was the Brahminy Kites, but the birds looked well fed and relatively content. That aside, I would say this was a really nice site, and one I would recommend for single visitors, but certainly for families. Would it be possible to add more information on conservation status for some of the birds to help educate visitors?
Written 18 December 2020
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ola farrag
Giza, Egypt1 contribution
Mar. 2020 • Couples
Nice place with amazing views & variable birds with amazing colors 😍 👌 except the weather humidity , everything was excellent
Written 30 October 2020
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Juniper64
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia72 contributions
Sep. 2019
The plus points are that in some cases you can get up close and personal with quite a number of fascinating bird species. The on-site cafe is quite decent for a much-needed coffee break after a couple of hours.
However, seeing peacocks with almost bare tail feathers is distressing. Yes, it's unruly tourists who have plucked a souvenir from these poor creatures, but the Park must do more to protect them from prying hands. Also, I think the educational aspect of the Park should be upgraded.
However, seeing peacocks with almost bare tail feathers is distressing. Yes, it's unruly tourists who have plucked a souvenir from these poor creatures, but the Park must do more to protect them from prying hands. Also, I think the educational aspect of the Park should be upgraded.
Written 26 August 2020
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Ming Hsiang Lim
Petaling Jaya, Malaysia499 contributions
Jul. 2020
Malaysia underwent a Movement Control Order (MCO) and shifted into Recovery MCO lately - allowing parks and public places to be opened.
The KL Bird Park was one of these places. The last time we were here was in 2012 with out eldest child.
The place still has birds in abundance - and but some of the exhibits are showing its age and some cages were a bit dirty.
The place was a bit crowded though - and as it is the MCO - most guests were wearing masks, but some were not.
An overall pleasant trip, especially for this 2nd trip, we brought our youngest child along so it's a new experience for the kid.
The KL Bird Park was one of these places. The last time we were here was in 2012 with out eldest child.
The place still has birds in abundance - and but some of the exhibits are showing its age and some cages were a bit dirty.
The place was a bit crowded though - and as it is the MCO - most guests were wearing masks, but some were not.
An overall pleasant trip, especially for this 2nd trip, we brought our youngest child along so it's a new experience for the kid.
Written 24 August 2020
This review is the subjective opinion of a Tripadvisor member and not of TripAdvisor LLC.
pooja s
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia17 contributions
1) is there any eatery inside?
2) which side shud we begin and how can one cover 21acre in one day?
3) when is the bird show?
Millie H
13 contributions
1) There are a couple of different eateries inside-pretty much all with similar stuff, but still, there are eateries.
2) I would suggest starting at the main entrance. The whole bird park may be several acres but you actually only need a day/half a day as there is a standard course you can walk which doesn't take very long.
3) The bird show we went to was at 12noon or so.
Photography with birds is available or not
Heather A
Canberra, Australia115 contributions
Available for a price with specific birds at a location about mid point in the park.
An we bring food into the park?
AakritiDhanawat
New Delhi, India443 contributions
You can
Thea J
Tilburg, The Netherlands82 contributions
Hallo,
Zijn de kosten om dit park te gaan bezoeken echt zo hoog?
Heb gelezen dat het €65;- pp kost om alles te kunnen zien.
Alvast bedankt voor jullie antwoord.
Bert de reisleider
63 contributions
De entree voor het vogelpark in Kuala Lumpur bedraagt circa 30 Ringet per persoon. Omgerekend naar euro circa 7.50 euro.
Waarschijnlijk is de prijs die u gezien heeft een excursie. Dit vogelpark is makkelijk op je zelf te bezoeken. Doe geen excursie.
Met een taxi er naar toe en terug naar je hotel. Vanaf u hotel beter een taxi op straat aan te houden en zeggen taxi meter gebruiken. Zo niet de volgende aanhouden zijn er genoeg. Bij het vogelpark ga je naar de taxi counter en betaal je een vaste prijs. Veel plezier in het vogelpark beslist de moeite waard.
spartac
Montreal, Canada3,382 contributions
Hi. My friend has limited mobility and walking is difficult. Does anyone know (or has seen) any wheelchairs or carts/buggy provided by the park? Thanks
S Golden Tulips
18 contributions
Hi yes it is available at the park you may ask the counter.
Hi there, is there wheelchair facilities for adult please?
Jalopyjohn
Norwich, UK169 contributions
There is wheel,chair access , bit no,wheel,chair hire as far as i know , some enclosures may be tricky to access if alone .
hi
whats the best time to visit KL bird park
we are visiting in january inshaAllah
Winston Chuah
Subang Jaya, Malaysia293 contributions
I suggest early morning when the weather is not too hot as some areas are not shaded. Weekends or weekdays should be ok, it won't be congested.
Muhammad E
Cape Town, South Africa
What day of the week is quiet?
Magnus H
Stockholm, Sweden110 contributions
Yes, weekdays are always quieter.
