Hibiscus Garden Kuala Lumpur

Jalan Chenderawasih, Kuala Lumpur , Wilayah Persekutuan, Malaysia

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    KL....*****

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    Knocking on Kuala Lumpur's door, we decided to stay at The Reggae Guesthouse 2 in Chinatown for 3 nights, booked and paid for. KL as the locals like to call it. Very witty... We got off the bus and automatically everything around us felt unnatural and, in a word, different. Walking around the bus terminal we got pointed in the direction of KL’ …

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    Day 68

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    ... you a pig mate (although we have discussed you laying off the full-fat, whipped cream Starbucks Frapuccinos!). Stopped off at the Hibiscus garden on the way, cos apparently it's the national flower. Nice, but doesn't beat the good old Welsh Daffodil! So ...

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    Day 48 malaysia Kuala Lumpur

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    Today we went to the hibiscus garden which is a number of parks all connected including a bird park, butterfly park and orchid park. We had read in a blog that there was a manor house which served really nice afternoon tea just next to the park. So, to ...

  • 3

    Batu Caves

    ... next 30min getting lost. Eventually found what we wanted (a bird park) but decided it was too expensive so went to the hibiscus garden instead, red flowers, nice surroundings, more of the same basically. It was getting on and we were absolutely dying of ...

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    Picnic in the park

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    ... cool the place down a bit and one fountain was actually reachable so we could cool off surreptitiously. While in the Hibiscus garden the local mosques were doing their call to prayer. There was something wonderfully calming about walking through a ...

  • 5

    Malaysia...Truly Asia

    ... so vast that we couldnt even cover half of it in one day. They have the world's largest walk in aviary and an orchid and hibiscus garden. The orchids were beautiful. I wish I could have taken one home with me. We also went to the Butterfly Park. We were ...

  • 6

    The Unending yet Amazing Land!!!

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    ... KL Sentral or Pasar Seni, and we chose Pasar Seni. Because after this, we wanted to explore the Malaysia’s Heritage Sites near Kuala Lumpur Old Railway Station and that location is nearer from Pasar Seni than from KL Sentral. There is a connecting ...

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    Snakes and gardens

    ... park (with the largest covered area in the world - so it says) though couldn't see any birds!! to the Orchid and Hibiscus Garden. Wouldn't you just believe it, it was shut from December to May for reconstruction!!! After walking in the heat for over ...

  • 8

    I'd Like a Koolala Comfur

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    ... Saturday was nice.  I walked around the Colonial district, Chinatown, and went to the bird park, the orchid and hibiscus garden, and the butterfly park.  The bird park is allegedly the largest covered such park in the world, with ...

  • 9

    Kuala Lumpur, what a refreshing change

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    ... Malaysia, including massive tarantulas, monitor lizards and deadly scorpions.  Next we went through the hibiscus garden (a hibiscus is the national flower of Malaysia) and the orchid garden to the bird garden, the world's largest free-flight aviary. ...

  • 10

    Go to Heaven for the climate, Hell for the company

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    ... but pricier. Even Marks and Spencer has prices one would blanch at in the UK. In the botanical gardens we found the Hibiscus garden which has over 500 varieties. Hibiscus rosa sinensis is the national flower of Malaya though it does not originate in ...