Kuala Lumpur National Zoo

The Kuala Lumpur National Zoo is especially worth your while if you do not plan to go to places where you might be able to spot the animals in the wild by yourself. In any case a visit to the zoo in general is a fun trip, which isn’t any different in Kuala Lumpur. The National Zoo is located at about 13 kilometers distance in northeastern Kuala Lumpur, near Jalan Hulu Kelang.

Kuala Lumpur national zoo

It is best to go to the Zoo by taxi; every taxi driver is able to find the Kuala Lumpur National Zoo. It might be cheaper to go partly by metro, for this you have to take the Putra LRT to the metro station of Taman Melati or Wangsa Maju and then take the taxi to the zoo.

The zoo is opened daily from 9am to 5pm. The entrance fee is RM50 for adults and RM20 for children under the age of 12 (MyKad holders pay RM30, kids with MyKad pay RM6). Visit the official Zoo Negara website here.

2 comments on Kuala Lumpur National Zoo

  1. kay zaki wong
    11 years ago
    August 8, 2013 at 11:20 am

    hi there! I would like to know more information about the night time operation on the weekends, because in the Zoo Negara website it self did not stated any operation hours beyond 5pm. Please get back to me with more details thanks.

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  2. Ilya
    11 years ago
    August 8, 2013 at 12:07 pm

    I’ve checked and it seems they cancelled the Night Zoo a while back already. Opening hours are back to the previous times; daily between 9am-5pm. I’ve noticed that entrance fees have increased too to RM50 for an adult and RM20 for children.

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