The underwater world greatly amazed me
as it is very different from what I am used to. From the water that touches my
skin to the idyllic view from my goggles, the sea is definitely a Venus. My
sister and mother suggested me to visit this Aquarium since they have already
visited this place, though not as big as the SEA Aquarium in Singapore, the
Aquaria KLCC is still a place to go to if you love animals or rather nature.
We went on a Saturday morning
expecting a lot of people specifically children queued to get inside but to our
surprise there was no long queues. In my mind I was thinking that this is the
best way to learn and appreciate the Aquaria KLCC. The first thing you need to
do as is buy the tickets (as always) and visit the first part which is a small
pond where you can touch the animal displayed. There are a lot of showcases
where you could have an interaction with the animals given the time. Each part or
I must say habitat has a show time where one could participate in nurturing and
caring of the animals.
This map will help you navigate your way inside |
Entrance fee: Adult (Malaysian)- RM 38 (Non-Malaysian)- RM 50 |
The Electric Zone: Electric eels are well known by the electric current that they produce in order to defend themselves in the wild sea |
I want to take you all home!! |
Shipewreck & Wave Tank: This place gives you the impression of walking into an actual shipwreck. It teaches you on the actual dive spots in Malaysia. |
Weird and Wonderful: From the word itself discover the bizarre creatures under the sea: Jellyfish and Seahorse to name a few. Amazing and Fascinating :-) |
Address and Contact Information:
Aquaria KLCC
Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre Complex,
Kuala Lumpur City Centre,
50088 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel: +603 2333 1888
Fax: +603 2380 0069
Eadd: marketing@aquawalk.com
Website: http://www.aquariaklcc.com
Opening hours:
Open Daily from 10.30am – 8.00pm
Last Admission: 7.00pm
(Including Weekends and Public Holidays)
Ticket Prices:
Category | With MyKad/ MyKid | Without MyKad/ MyKid |
---|---|---|
Adult | RM38 | RM50 |
Child (3 - 12 years old) | RM28 | RM40 |
Senior Citizen (60 years and above) | RM28 | RM30 |
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