Kuala Lumpur Deer Park Review

Deer Park is a small zoo, here raise a lot of different sizes of deer varieties, the interior of the deer park is also quite interesting, planted some flowers and plants, deer is a very cute animal, not very afraid of people, very docile oh.

There are not many deer in the deer park, but the scenery is good overall. It is free here. No income means that management needs to consider funds, so it is understandable that some places are not perfect.

It's near where I live, so I often go with my friends on weekends when I run in the morning. There are many deer, which are magnificent, and many young deer. When the weather is good, I take some food with me, as well as tablecloths. It's very happy to simply lie on the grass and bask in the sun. It's near where I live, so I often go with my friends on weekends when I run in the morning. There are many deer, which are magnificent, and many young deer. When the weather is good, I take some food with me, as well as tablecloths. It's very happy to simply lie on the grass and bask in the sun.

Located in Taman Tasik Perdana, this 1.5 hectare park houses deer imported from the Netherlands and deer. Your kids can feed these animals. The scenery around this park is also quite interesting for you to take pictures. This park is not as big as the national zoo, admission is free, but it's also fun to see these rare animals up close

On one side of the park for a while, a herd of deer sits in a corner, the park is large and there are other places to visit

Kuala Lumpur Deer Park is a two-ha enclosure in the Lake Gardens that is home to a variety of local deer.Besides getting up close and personal with the deer, petting and feeding them, visitors can enjoy the park’s lush greenery, with pretty ponds, and cool atmosphere. Besides the extremely small mouse deer, also known as the kancil (which is no bigger than a common house cat), other deer species at the park include the fallow deer (imported from Holland), axis deer and sambar deer.