"Don't assume us find tigers here.. Tho it's name suggests wildlife.. But animals here aren't as wild as you think. Should've named it Tamed or Petting Park.

It hosts various kinds of birds that coexist nearby Asia region and local. These birds fly freely where visitors can feed and be very close to them. If your lucky small birds will swarm and sit on your head if you offer food.

There's cousins to Rudolph which are the local deer's where visitors can be close and feed these tamed animals. Overall I'm quite happy with the management looking after the animals. Tho the entry fees to me is a bit steep but I'm sure ? it goes to show how well the animals and their surroundings are maintained.

My suggestion, provide those recorded audio which explains the animals ha..."   View

"I like to find weird museums on my travels so I was happy to discover this. It's a great place and well worth visiting. If you read you'll learn a lot about different food but the miniature and giant food models are incredible! There's so much attention to detail. The staff are really helpful too with taking photos and telling you how to hold the props properly. One staff member returned my water bottle to me when I'd left it near one of the displays.
Overall, I'd recommend this to anyone who likes taking photos and being in a fun place.
Thank you to the creators of the museum and the staff for making this a great experience."   View

"Surprisingly a pleasant place to visit. My family spent 1.5 hrs there walking around and photo sessions.
The visitor activity area is not very huge. It has a rabbit farm, toilet, nursery (which you could buy the plants) and small souvenir shop. Ample car parks available. There are some "British" feel of building in the park.
Nevertheless, when we visited the Park, not all flowers available. We managed to see "live" tomato, grapes and winter melons on tree and also some veges.
Personally think the park can be further improved by planting more big trees. I always like the park with 林荫大道 / Nami Island feel of pathway, which we could enjoy walk under shade of tree.
With the price of RM6.50 for adults (RM2.50 for students and senior citizens). The park could do much more bett..."   View

"RM2/adult and RM1/kid payment as contribution for reservations and up keeping the park. Wooden deck (track) stretching out 700m towards river's end where fresh and salt water collide. Walking through the deck you can observe mangrove trees sticking out from muds where small crabs, worms, tracked fish going about their business, finding food and all. Just be wary of monkeys up in the trees, they don't usually bother people but still they're wild and big. Judging from their teeth and fangs, they can inflict serious injury. Put on some sort of insect or mosquito repellent would be a great idea. In bad days, mosquito bites are unbearable. These are few things to be cautious, overall it's a pleasant place to visit and educate yourself about mangrove swamp and its benefits to the ecosystem."   View

"There’s an entrance fees . But worth it . Less then rm10.
Plus points- A good wide variety of cactus huge ones taller then average human height and tiny ones (finger size ) with labelling ( though fading prints). Huge cactus & some unusual ones) they also ve grapes, apples . Educational especially good for children. Without going overseas they can see grape vines & apples hanging from trees. There are other colourful flowers too.

Negative - many steps to take . Be careful with younger children . Some terrains quite steep but ok if you are able bodied"   View

"The park is just amazing. As it is on a week day, not many people can be seen here. The park is great for kids as there is a playground for them to indulge in. There are benches everywhere. The place is well-maintained and clean. There is a restroom, too.
I was here with a friend for a morning walk. Many people can be seen cycling and jogging. The place is surrounded by a lake and a bridge as well as buildings. The facade is just amazing and truly beautiful.
Parking is available at the parking area and there is a restaurant, too."   View

"If you're a nature (sea) lover, you will sure want to visit this attraction in the heart of KL, you can spend simply 2 to 3 hours here learning many facts about the ocean. It's a good activity to do with your family.

Bonus - if you're a burger lover, you must try the FUEL SHACK located just at the eateries outside Aquaria's exit. Ask the staff if you cannot find the restaurant.

And there are some downsides,
1. Many exhibits seems forced and cramped into a place.
2. They have a few different themed zones but very limited space.
3. More like a quick tour than take time to immerse and amaze yourself into wonders of oceans.

For a better viewing experience,
1. Camera are allowed but flash are not.
2. You are not allowed to tap on the glass.
..."   View

"Quite an interesting place. This place will educate us about the textile history. The different materials and styles used by different groups through out our history. The earliest fabric was made of wood which were on display as well. Round the corner there is a cafeteria cum boutique cafe, where they showcase some latest local and kelantanese craft batiks and other clothes. We had coffee, and sandwiches there and bought a few Tshirts. There is no nearby parking. Nearest parking perhaps about 200 meters away."   View

"Great !!!
Very nice place
Very nice people
Very nice vocation
We’ve been guided by a man, so kind, so nice and friendly.
After the visit, we have tried Anzym fruits (2016), vinegar fruits so healthy. And we get fruits plates, and fruits juices to enjoy all the fresh product.
We also tried the coffee, gorgeous! Every steps is made here.
Of course, it’s possible to buy many products : cosmetics, oil, coffee, fruits...
We recommend this place !!!
And please?go to the ?! I didn’t tell you more... and no picture to keep the mystery!"   View

"rm18 per entry for an hour including a drink. you have to understand that cats are still cats at the end of the day, they might seem uninterested and they will just run away when you try to approach them. it's just hard for that to not happen. i just love the concept where the cats are all rescued cats and it's just nice to be around with them. environment is clean and no smell at all. you gotta check out their website before visiting. i visited during RMCO, the website stated that the reason why they limit for only an hour per customer is to avoid too many people in the shop and the cats may not like it. however, when i went there, it was only two of us, still the staff was still so calculative of the time and made us leave when the time was just up, understandable anyways, just a litt..."   View