Top Things to do In Kuala Lumpur 2022

"Lamp Shuangwei Water Park punch card! First of all, Malaysia is a city that is summer all year round, so the water park is naturally not as many people as ours who only open in February a year, people go casually in 365 days. Really, this is the least water park I have ever been to."

"Difficult to believe how amazing this aquarium is until you visit it. A very impressive gathering of marine life that will please children and adults alike. A must do!"

"The four areas are generally divided into four areas, with a large number of birds in captivity, which is a good place for locals to take their baby on holiday. But the cost of tickets for foreigners without a permanent visa is too high and the cost-effectiveness is not enough."

"The National Zoo is also a good choice. There are a lot of Asian animal populations in Southeast Asia. There are a large number of elephants and giraffes. It is very unique to be a tiger. There are quite a lot of animals. The semi-wild breeding environment is very good. The visit content is very good."

"The Lakeside Park is also a free area where lakeside walkways and scenery merge. The lakes in the park are relatively large, with a rich natural plant resources along the lake, and there are special walkways to visit. The summer is more comfortable and has sunshade."

"Butterfly Park is also a very good place, Kuala Lumpur belongs to the subtropical climate, here is very warm all year round, the butterfly life is very adequate, there are many beautiful butterfly varieties everywhere in the park, it is also a very good place"

"Butterfly Park is also a very good place, Kuala Lumpur belongs to the subtropical climate, here is very warm all year round, the butterfly life is very adequate, there are many beautiful butterfly varieties everywhere in the park, it is also a very good place"

"Deer Park is a small zoo, there are many different sizes of deer breeds, the interior of deer park is also quite interesting, plant some flowers and plants, deer is a very cute animal, not very afraid of people, and also very tame."

"Visited here with two children aged 6 and 9 years old. The height restriction means that many of the rides are either too tall or too short for my children. The height restriction chart will not be displayed at the ticket office, although they do say that certain rides will be restricted. During our visit, we encountered three rides that were closed for maintenance. There are many facilities and attractions that require one-time paid rides. In addition, we spend 230 Malaysian ringgit as a family package. In short, the two children were not very happy, it was a very disappointing visit. This is one of the best parks you should avoid. The (mostly) staff were rude and unfriendly, and did not smile. Some rides require additional payment. Had the worst rock climbing experience, because the staff were not only rude but also lack of instruction. Do we expect us to know how to climb and descend? One word: bad. Two words: very bad. I suggest you donate your money to other better places. Thank you!"

"Yunding amusement park is on the Yunding plateau, not only adults can play for a few days, but children can also play here, this amusement park is quite large, and many projects."