We thought visiting the world's largest aviary would be a good way to pass a couple of hours and it far exceeded our expectations. the entrance fee is around eight pounds each but well worth it. brilliant layout and even looks like the birds enjoy their home! more

This was the number 1 attraction and was the 1st 'must do' thing in KL. What a disappointment! It was £20 for 2 adults and 1 child which compared to singapore zoo which we had visited the day before, seemed a lot for what u got! At first i enjoyed it as some birds were flying freely around which was... more

Had a brilliant day out here recently, its a little expensive but I think worth it. Away from the hustle and bustle of the city and the birds are in big open aviaries. Would definitely recommend this. more

I really enjoyed the bird park. The birds in here have amazing colours. The birds are free to fly, as its like a massive aviary. Admission price was RM42 ($14 AUD). I have read some reviews have said that that is too expensive. For me, admission into the largest free-flight walk-in aviary at $14 Australian Dollars is cheap! It seemed... more

I spent a good couple of hours at the KL Bird Park – the largest walk-in aviary in the world. I used the hop-on bus to get there. Admission was 42MYR / adult.17myr for children. It was funny being in the park with all the birds roaming freely about your feet. Enjoyed the experience.Great variety of birds to see as... more

We spent some time at the KL Bird Park – the largest walk-in aviary in the world. We used the hop-on bus to get there. Admission was 39 MR / adult. Being in the park with birds like peacocks, swans, flamingos, hornbills, cranes and pelicans roaming freely was a cool experience. We definitely enjoyed the open air aviaries more than... more

I think the spot one of the best attraction in KL. You should at least have 2 to 3 hours to cover the bird park. The parrot section and flamingo pond is really nice. You will see peacock are moving almost everywhere in the park. I also liked the photo booth where you can take photos with different type of... more

The entrance fee for one adult and two children who are Australian citizens aged 4 and 8 was RM97. There are no prices displayed on signs or on the printed information available at the entrance. The ticket pricing is available on the website, buts that's not something I'm reading when walking into the venue. The prices are displayed on a... more

The Bird Park was one of the best sights I saw in Kuala Lumpur. They have a huge variety of bird on display. You can see many of them up close, even though most have expansive enclosures. Many are free-roaming, so you have to watch a bit where you step! Given the free roaming birds and the fact that the... more