Zoo Negara Tickets, Malaysia

There is no specific minimum age requirement to book Zoo Negara tickets. Children under 12 years old are eligible for a child ticket, while those above 12 years old are required to purchase adult tickets.

The validity of Zoo Negara tickets may vary depending on the type of ticket purchased. Generally, single entry tickets are valid only for one day, while multiple entry tickets can be used for a specific number of days or throughout the year. It is advisable to check the validity period of the tickets at the time of purchase. Some ticket packages, such as those including animal feeding sessions or other experiences, may have specific validity periods. Visitors should plan their visit accordingly to make the most of their tickets.

Yes, children under 12 years old are eligible for a child ticket, while those above 12 years old are required to purchase adult tickets.

Zoo Negara is famous for being the largest zoo in Malaysia and for its successful breeding programs for rare and endangered species such as the Malayan tiger, orangutan, and sun bear. It is also known for its animal shows and exhibits, such as the daily elephant show and bird aviary.

A typical visit to Zoo Negara can take anywhere from 3 to 5 hours depending on your interests and pace. Visitors are advised to plan their visit accordingly and check the feeding and show schedules beforehand to make the most of their time.

Giant Panda Conservation Centre- One of the most popular centres in the zoo puts the most adorable animals, pandas, on display. The beautiful pair of Xing Xing and Liang Liang pandas were exchanged between China and Malaysia as part of their diplomatic relationship.

Butterfly Garden- Don’t the colourful wings of these invertebrates fascinate you? Visit this amazing butterfly garden at the zoo where different edutainment programmes for kids ( 3-6 years old) have been arranged. They are introduced to the role played by these invertebrates in the survival of vertebrates like humans

Hornbill Centre- The long and sharp peak birds are the most transfixing attractions of the zoo. Out of the 10 species of hornbills found in Malaysia, Zoo Negara houses around 7 species of these adorable creatures. Hornbills have different and unique nesting behaviour as they pair for the whole of their life. 

Ape Centre- Walk into the deepest section of the zoo where the ape centre houses a group of chimpanzees from Africa and two species of Orangutans, Bornean orangutans and Sumatran orangutans. Nearly 98.8% of a Chimpanzee’s DNA matches with that of humans, so in this Ape centre, you will find them doing basic human gestures.

Humboldt Penguin- The zoo has an icy surprise for its visitors as it houses Humboldt Penguins coming all the way from the chilly Czech Republic zoo. Though situated in a tropical country, Zoo Negara has still arranged an artificial ice zone to accommodate the flightless birds.

Zoo Negara was established in 1963 and has been a popular tourist attraction in Malaysia for over 50 years.

Zoo Negara is home to a wide variety of animals, including elephants, tigers, lions, pandas, monkeys, reptiles, and many more. The zoo also has a special section dedicated to Malaysian wildlife, such as the Malayan tiger, orangutan, and sun bear.

Feeding the animals at Zoo Negara is not allowed for the safety of both the animals and the visitors. This is to prevent any potential harm that may be caused by inappropriate food or contact between visitors and the animals. However, there are designated feeding sessions and shows at certain times where visitors can watch the trained keepers feed the animals and learn about their feeding habits. These sessions are educational and informative, allowing visitors to learn about the animal's natural diet and behaviors.

Zoo Negara is open every day from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Zoo Negara is located about 25 kilometers away from the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The travel time between the two destinations can vary depending on traffic conditions, but it typically takes around 30-45 minutes to drive there by car or take public transportation.

Yes, Zoo Negara is wheelchair accessible and offers wheelchair rental services for visitors with disabilities.

Yes, visitors are allowed to take pictures inside Zoo Negara. In fact, it is a great opportunity to capture your experiences and memories with the animals. However, it is important to respect the guidelines and rules of the zoo regarding photography, especially when it comes to the safety of the animals. Some areas may have restrictions on photography, so it is best to check with the staff before taking pictures. Additionally, tripods and commercial photography are not allowed without prior permission from the management.

The best time to visit Zoo Negara is during weekdays, early in the morning when the animals are more active, and the crowds are lower. Visitors are also advised to avoid visiting during public holidays and weekends when the zoo can get crowded.

Yes, there are several restaurants and food stalls located throughout the Zoo Negara Malaysia, offering a variety of food and beverages. Visitors can choose from local and international cuisine, including Malaysian dishes, fast food, and snacks. The food stalls are strategically placed throughout the park, making it convenient for visitors to grab a quick bite or have a meal before continuing their zoo adventure.

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