KL Bird Park

I call a fowl on the play. hahaha, get it? Fowl as in bird. I slay myself.
Anywho this place is super cool IF you like looking at birds and seeing some walk aroundy, or flying and pooping around freely. Hahahah! Yes some of the loose one WILL poop on you if they are flying by and have to go. There are tons of different species of birds here. Some are in cages but MANY roam free in the park.
This place is like a GI-​NORMOUS birds nest located up in the trees. Actually it is NOT located in the trees but they have done a GREAT job in making you feel as thought you are not even in the city! YES this place is RIGHT SMACK in the KL just up a little ways from the Butterfly Park.
We walked up from the Butterfly Park as a matter of fact which was GREAT because you get to see WILD monkey’s and there babies all over the netting or fencing to the bird park. SO FRICKIN COOL! Once you get close to the park you can see inside the netting at birds just walking around like they own the place. NOT afraid of people AT ALL! .
I can’t remember what it cost to get it but it was pretty reasonable. I want to say it was something like $ 13.00 US dollars which is not bad. They are open 9am to 6pm even on public and school holidays so that is NICE.
A few park rules:
DON’T feed the birds unless its at on of the authorized feeding areas because the STRICKLY monitor the birds and what they eat and Cheetos are NOT on their diet.
Don’t TOUCH the birds. Some birds may have sharp claws and bills, while others can bite hard without warning. Respect them and do not touch, disturb, throw objects or shout at them at any time. control your BAD AZZ ankle biters from doing the same. If you must touch a bird they have areas for that as well.
Don’t throw your FRICKIN trash on the ground use the trash receptacles. Debris is not only an unpleasant sight to the park; it can also be hazardous to the birds if accidentally consumed.
Everything in the park is the property of Kuala Lumpur Bird Park. Please do not pick flowers, collect feathers, damage plants or catch the birds especially by pulling their feathers. You wouldn’t want to in up in a foreign prison if your visiting, because they are NOT as lush and wonderful as I hear they are in the US.
And watch your step. The pathway in some parts of the park can be slippery especially after rainfall. Please watch your steps and be extra careful when walking in the park. They also recommend that you wear proper footwear when planning to visit the park.
There are different feeding times throughout the day so if you want to see them eat its pretty neat. You can also take pics with the birds which is really AHHH-​MAZING! I LOVED THIS! Or you can take in a bird show. They also have refreshment stands throughout the park in case you get hungry or want something to drink. The day I went is was hotter than a firecracker and the humidity was at 1000%. I welcomed the cool refreshments.
This place is reputed to be one of the largest in the world, this free-​flight walk-​in aviary, comprising of zones, where you will find various bird species flying freely and living together in harmony and balance, creating a unique ecosystem of its own in this semi-​natural environment.
Should you find yourself in KL take a day to relax and come see some fowl.

KL Bird Park is delightful, stroll amongst feathered friends, including peacocks and other rare bird life. You can even have your picture taken, with a parrot perched on your head and a cockatoo on your arm. There is a Bird Park café next door where you can relax and enjoy a FRESH coconut juice, still in its shell … mmmm.
Visitors always forget to mention the wide array of flora in the park — trees/​plants/​shrubs and flowers of different varieties add to the overall (good) experience.

I’ve been to the Bird Park once with my daughter before she turned three so entrance was free for her (yay!). I think I paid something like RM20 or so, can’t really remember but it was reasonable. Parking is easy, just outside the entrance to the actual park, near the ticket counter.
Once you enter, you will be treated to birds galore! The park itself is clean and well-​maintained but since there are free-​roaming birds, do expect a certain amount of bird poop. This was particularly evident at the bridge where the huge pelicans roamed. It was covered in bird poop, both new and old. The pelicans seemed a bit intimidating and that was the only time I felt a bit uneasy in the park. All the other birds were fine.
They have a little Photo Booth area where you can sit and pose with a variety of birds, mostly parrots and cockatoos. My daughter hated this so the photo I paid for shows her crying! But it’s a good memento to have albeit expensive as usual.
If you get thirsty, there are a couple of little kiosks in the park selling drinks and ice-​cream but they are pretty expensive so it’s better to bring a bottle of water from home. They have an on-​site restaurant serving Western and Asian food for lunch and I have dined there, it’s average but definitely a life-​saver if you’re hungry.

I have been here twice and enjoyed it both times. The second time was a spur of the moment decision when the weather was particularly nice. The admission fee (RM 25 for adults) and free for children below 3, is a steal for a place that is always so clean and well maintained.
The KL Bird Park has a great variety of birds, all beautiful to look at. My favourites are actually the peacocks that freely roam the area and the friendly pelicans that seem to enjoy interacting with visitors. I love that the place is designed with the birds’ natural habitats in mind, and that we, the visitors, are just the lucky people allowed to observe them.
Thought they have a nice playground for kids, we have never actually had to go there as the main attraction was mesmerising enough. The place is a good walkable size and is also stroller friendly.
I always recommend the KL Bird Park to visitors who are coming to Malaysia for the first time, as I think it is a good reflection of what KL has to offer, aside from shopping malls. Very proud to have this in our backyard.

Just as the name says, it is indeed a park full of colourful and beautiful birds from all kinds and sizes. Once you enter the park, it’ll be like entering a net-​like cage. Well since birds can fly, this is only natural. You’d also have to be quite prepared for the amount of bird poo lying around. Surprisingly, this place has some birds which they do not put in a cage while others are. So, watch your heads people.
Furthermore, don’t even bother to try and catch those birds. Trust me. I’ve tried. The entrance fee is quite reasonable and you can even bring in your own camera so I’d say it’s worth it. There are all kinds of birds even chickens and peacocks.
I had a lot of fun here observing the birds. They’re beautiful. If you’re lucky you might just get to witness one of the most beautiful birds showing of their feathers. If you haven’t guessed it yet, it’s the peacock. Just like it’s name suggests, it can be cocky but beautiful at times. In my opinion, this place would be a one-​time visit for me.

If you have a free weekend, and you want to go for a walk and enjoy the nature, you have to go to the Bird Park.
There are so many things which I love about this park. Some of them would be that
they have dozens of species under one roof. But the most amazing part is the fact that you can actually feed the birds. It’s the most amazing feeling ever.
The park is huge, so I advice you to have a lot of water with you, and you can also have some food. They have some shops at the entry, but everything is more expensive.
The entrance is round 25RM, which is quite cheep for the amazing experience which you will have inside.

Went to KL Bird Park with my nephews on last school holidays. It is quite hard to find the bird park, I have to ask a police nearby to get the direction. Although is school holidays, it’s not crowded as I thought, many parking space are still available. Entrance fee for Malaysian cost RM25 for adult and RM12 for child.
It’s is amazing when we get in, most of the birds are fly freely. Only few type of birds are kept in the cages. Different color and types of birdies all flying around while we walk through three different section of parks but be aware of the birds dropping from above.
We then had our lunch at Hornbill restaurant and café. Foods is not bad with reasonable price. I love the experience to dine in there as we can enjoy our lunch with the birds that will sitting or standing surrounding us. But please make sure no human foods are allow for them.
The only sad part was we missed out the bird show due to heavy rain. I must say KL bird park is more attractive than KL Zoo. We had a great and unforgettable moment there.

This is one of the very few attractions I’ve seen in Kuala Lumpur during the day time and it has definitely blew my mind. I have never seen anything like this. The birds are actually flying around you freely. Yes, some of them are in cages, but you can literally walk around flamingos!
It costs 50 RM for a tourist and you get to go to little museums, where you can see the whole process of how the chicken is born. It is definitely a place where you can learn a lot about birds.
You can have the whole day of experience there, because the park is big, it has a café where you can have lunch and at 3p. m there’s a show of parrots that is really entertaining! It’s a must to visit!