Tugu Negara

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A spacious, clean, and large park, perfect for jogging, running, walking, cycling, or simply having a picnic or reading a book. It’s also a great spot for taking pictures. We visited on a public holiday, and it was open to the public. There are two parking areas… one near the park and another in a multi-level parking. The toilets can be a bit tricky to locate once you’re inside the park. There is an entry fee for the toilets, so it’s best to keep some coins handy. The facilities are quite small and not the most comfortable. While the main park opens at 6:30am, some sections only open after 9am. If you’re planning to visit specific areas, it’s best to check their timings, as they are quite strict about entrance hours. No entrance fee.

A fantastic place that truly sets Kuala Lumpur apart from other Southeast Asian capitals. It's rare to find such a vast and peaceful green park right in the heart of a busy metropolis. Walking along the shaded paths is incredibly pleasant – you can hear birds singing and the soft buzzing of cicadas, which makes the whole experience even more serene. The Deer Park was a lovely surprise. The deer didn’t seem stressed and many were resting quietly in the shade. It felt natural and respectful. As for the Orchid and Hibiscus Gardens, it seems that early May isn't peak blooming season – there weren’t many flowers in full bloom during my visit. Still, the park overall is a peaceful escape and well worth a visit. Highly recommended if you're looking for nature and calm in the middle of KL!

One of the best places in town for a morning stroll or jog. The walking paths are well-maintained and spacious, making it easy to move at your own pace without feeling crowded. The ambience is truly peaceful and calming, with plenty of greenery, fresh air, and natural sounds that help you start your day on a positive note. Whether you’re looking to exercise, relax, or simply enjoy a quiet moment, this spot offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Highly recommended for anyone who enjoys the outdoors and a tranquil environment.

One of the most beautiful park in Kuala Lumpur and you can come here for free! Park is really huge. We realized we couldn’t see everything during 1 day so decided to come back here since it’s a really amazing place to walk and enjoy your day. There are many areas with different trees, plants, flowers. As well you can find there paid thematic parks like birds park. There are many areas for sitting and rest, in the shadow or on the sun. There are public paid WC on the territory. But you can wash your hands to eat something in small pond etc if you don’t want to pay. We saw there even rehearsal of national dance with young girls :) If you are lucky enough, you can see cute squirrels! There is one area with deers with free entrance, but they really look bad :( don’t know why they keep them in so hot area

One of the most beautiful place in Kuala Lumpur and you don't feel that you're in the middle of chaotic traffic of Kuala Lumpur. Yet there are so many interesting spots you can explore such as Oasis Garden,Mini Zoo, bamboo house and many more to discover, plus there's a lot of playground for children to enjoy. Other than that the walking/running area are canopied by shades of trees. Highly recommended for anyone who loves the nature and the peaceful atmosphere.