Botanical garden

Kuala Lumpur Botanical Garden, with an area of more than 90 hectares, is the first major recreational park located in the city center. The park was created by the British state treasurer Alfred Wenning in the late nineteenth century as the official residence of the then British government.

The Botanical Garden is located near the National Museum of Malaysia. The nearest station to the garden is LRT Pasar Seni (Central Market).

In the garden there are bird and deer parks, the National Monument, the amphitheatre, the lake of gardens, the orchid and hibiscus garden, the Police Museum, the National Planetarium, the National Mosque, the National Museum, the Museum of Islamic Art and many other attractions.

In the park it is forbidden to pick flowers, make a fire, moan, walk dogs, ride cars and motorcycles, trade with carts and even kiss.