Kids Attractions in Kuala Lumpur

National Zoo & Aquarium

The National Zoo in Ulu Klang has an extensive array of wildlife, both local and overseas. Be amazed by species from Africa such as the majestic lion to towering elephants and pink flamingoes to gentle zebras. Then there are local species to gawk at such as the Malaysian tiger, Slow Loris, Tapir and Hornbills. Besides birds and mammals, visitors can also visit the reptile exhibits and catch a glimpse of the world's longest venomous snake, the king cobra and other fascinating species such as dwarf caimans, mangrove vipers, monitor lizards and giant turtles. Read More...

Science & Nature

Children just adore nature and the opportunities to learn about the environment. Bring them to the National Zoo which will fascinate them with its display of local and exotic animals. On the other hand, the Butterfly Park is a nice place in Lake Gardens to see some amazing insects. Then there's the new Aquaria KLCC near Ampang which houses an array of marine creatures and some reptiles.

On the other hand, you might want to stimulate their minds on the science of how things work and astronomy in places like the National Planetarium, where they can interact with exhibits that teach about planets and space. The National Science Centre is another great place to learn about biology, chemistry and physics. Finally, there's the Petrosains centre which is dedicated to imparting knowledge on the industry of petroleum. Read More...

Theme Parks

The Klang Valley has a host of attractive theme parks that will ensure your children enjoy their stay in Kuala Lumpur. The Sunway Lagoon Theme Park in Petaling Jaya is probably the most famous, with three different themes including a water park, a Wild Wild West park and an African zone. Another popular one is the Wet Wet World in Shah Alam, another water park and the Mines Wonderland, which is a carnival-like park with a snow house.

Outside Kuala Lumpur, you will find the Genting Highlands Theme Park to be refreshing escape to the mountains. The park has all the usual trimmings of a children's play park with roller coasters, fast-flowing rides and simulators.

Another highland alternative is the Berjaya Hills which brims with international attractions. Finally, if you want to do shopping while leaving your kids occupied, bring them to the Cosmo's Theme Park in Berjaya Times Square, Malaysia's first indoor theme park with rides and games to keep them entertained. Read More...