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Among the main attraction of the KLCC Park is its Symphony Lake. This men made lake with an approximate area of 10,000 square metres features mesmerising fountain displays. The displays consist of 5 programmes with over 380 individually sequenced effects shooting up to a maximum height of 42 metres. These effects are displayed along the arc and the two rings totalling 80 metres in length. The Lake Symphony fountains are on from 12 noon till 2.00 p.m. and 6.00 p.m. till 11.00 p.m. on weekdays. Especially for weekands and public holidays, the fountains are on from 10.00 a.m. till midnight.
Next to the Symphony Lake is the children's wading pool. The pool is a safe and fun place for children 12 years and below, more so with Malaysian tropical climate. The opening hours are from 10.00 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. on Tuesday to Friday and 10.00 a.m to 9.30 p.m. on Saturday, Sunday and public holidays. The pool is closed on Monday for maintenance. Leave a Comment
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The KLCC Park was desigend by the late Roberto Burle Marx, the famous Brazilian master of gardens. It fact, the park is his last inspired masterpiece.
The park is spread over 50-acres (20-hectares) of lush tropical garden that provides tranquility for those who want to escape from the stress of city life.
Among the interesting element of the park is its elevated bridge that is centrally located tp provides visitors with a vantage view of the park and the majestic Petronas Twin Towers in the background. Within the park, there is also a 1.3km jogging track, rest areas, ornamental water features and children playground. Leave a Comment
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Ride on the world largest portable wheel, souring 60m above the water of Titiwangsa lake in Kuala Lumpur, and keep your Eye On Malaysia.
The “Eye on Malaysia” provides stunning views across Lake Titiwangsa to the Petronas Towers and KL Tower. This astounding viewing wheel consists of 42 fully air-conditioned gondolas, 39 of which have the capacity to carry a cosy eight passengers in the 12-minute ride.
An exclusive VIP gondola has also been outfitted to include plush leather seats, a mini fridge, a DVD player, a plasma TV and a mobile telephone. There are also two specially designed gondolas, fitted with unique features making it friendly to our wheelchair-bound and handicapped visitors.
Operating hours are 10am to 11pm Sunday to Thursday, 12 midnight Fridays, Saturdays and before public holidays. Tickets are available for RM15 Adult and RM8 Child.
How to get to Eye On Malaysia?
By Bus
From KL Sentral
Take bus number 109 to Titiwangsa Terminal then take bus number 120 to Lake Titiwangsa.
From Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC)
Take bus number 121 to Lake Titiwangsa.
By Monorail/Light Rail Transit (LRT)
From KL Sentral
Alight at Titiwangsa Station, after which take bus number 120 to Lake Titiwangsa.
From Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC)
Alight at Titiwangsa Station then take bus number 120 to Lake Titiwangsa.
By Express Rail Transit (ERL)
From KLIA
Alight at KL Sentral then you can choose to either take a bus or train to Lake Titiwangsa. Leave a Comment Address: Titiwangsa Lake, Kuala Lumpur.Directions: Located in Titiwangsa Lake Garden, Kuala Lumpur. Along Jalan Tun Razak, behind Istana Budaya.Website: www.eyeonmalaysia.com.my Other Contact: www.momentsphotography.biz
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Not far from the Bird & Orchard park you will find the butterfly park. It is absolutely great and I think a must visit. My first visit to KL we decided not to do it and give it a miss, big mistake we made, but then again I had another opportunity to visit this lovely place. So many butterflies around it boggles the mind.
The picture was taken outside whilst my friend Anne and our tour guide Lawrence was enjoying an ice-cream Leave a Comment
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After a long walk from the centre of town to the Lake Garden Area gives you a reward of a beautiful sculpture park. It looks like one of the favourite spot of Malaysian to get away from the busy centre.
It is nice to explore the area and relax under the sunny sky. There are many completely different sculptures in the park and I especially like the narration infron of each one. If it suddenly starts to rain (which often does in KL - we names it "3 o'clock rain") some of the sculptures even become useful as they give shelter from the rain. Leave a Comment
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Butterfly Park There is about 6,000 butterflies from 120 species roam and fly freely in a simulated natural rainforest environment.
These butterflies fly freely in this covered area and you can learn the life cycle and mating habit of the butterflies. The beautiful landscape is mainly of flower and fruit plants.
Entrance fee:
RM15.00 Adult (foreigners)
RM5.00 Adult – Malaysia
RM1.00 for cameras Leave a Comment Address: Jalan Cenderawasih ,50480 Kuala LumpurPhone: +603-2693 4799Directions: You can take the Intrakota buses no.21C/ 48C from Kotaraya or no.18/ 21A from Chow Kit which goes directly to the Lake Gardens. You can also take the KTM commuter and disembark at the Old KL station located near the National Mosque.
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Lake gardens are KL's biggest and most popular park. It is located at Jalan Perdana. It is built around two lakes on 92 hectares of tropical garden. The park si so huge, you need to take a day to explore it in detail. It is so peaceful comparing to a busy city centre just a few miles away.
It is a place for the whole family. Children are amused by big dinosaurus theme park and playground, there is also a deer park, butterfly park, monkeys all over the place and lots of exotic plants and trees.
It is a peaceful place for joggers and anybody who likes to walk all day long. Leave a Comment
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There are about 800 varieties of orchid here. Visitors can buy these orchids at the Sunday Bazaar.
Hibiscus or Bunga Raya is Malaysia national flower. You can see a variety of colurful blooms of this flowers here.
Entrance: Free on weekdays. RM1.00 on weekends and public holidays Leave a Comment Address: Orchid and Hibiscus GardensPhone: 03 2693 0191
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It is supposedly the region largest bird park.
I really recommend this on a not so sunny day - but do come early say no later than 11am....so that you will not miss out on the hornbill feeding around 11:30 am...which was my highlight of the visit.
There is an itinerary and suggested walk - i suggest looking at the timetable for the feeding times...becos it is really interesting. Take the pamphlet at teh entrance. Leave a Comment
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Not too far from the lake is the deer park....we entered from the bottom of the hill - u can come from near the bird park - then it is at the uphill...
anyway from the foothill, you will see these birds...by husband calls it the koo koo birds...becos it makes the koo kooo sounds....and it really does!!! Leave a Comment
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