Langkawi Wildlife Park

Langkawi Wildlife Park (8 September, 2018)


Langkawi Wildlife Park (GPS: 6.38776, 99.86197) or Taman Hidupan Liar is a zoo in Ayer Hangat, Langkawi. It is home to over 2500 birds from 150 species, including some of the world's rarest and most beautiful birds. The wildlife park also has quite a collection of animals, mostly small mammals and reptiles.

Langkawi Wildlife Park is open daily, from 9:00am - 6:00pm. Admission free is RM12.00 for adults and RM6.00 for children. It is located near to Air Hangat hot spring and Galeria Perdana.

Address

Langkawi Wildlife Park
Lot 1485, Kampung Belanga Pecah
Jalan Air Hangat
07000 Langkawi

Tel: +60-4-966 5855
Fax: +60-4-966 1855

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Our visit to Langkawi Wildlife Park

My wife and I enjoyed a visit to Langkawi Wildlife Park on the afternoon of 8 September, 2018. In total, we spent one and a half hours at this place, from 1:00pm until 2:30pm.

At the time of my visit, the entrance fees were RM39 for adults and RM22 for children, with special rates for MyKad holders.

Ticketing Booth at Langkawi Wildlife Park (8 September, 2018)


I learned that the wildlife park began as a bird paradise. For that reason, it is particularly heavy on birdlife. The park renamed after other animals were added to it.



Colourful macaws at Langkawi Wildlife Park (8 September, 2018)


Flamingos at Langkawi Wildlife Park (8 September, 2018)


Manmade waterfall at Langkawi Wildlife Park (8 September, 2018)


These parakeets made quite a racket in their aviary. Visitors are allowed to enter the aviary to get close to them. (8 September, 2018)


The colourful parakeets at Langkawi Wildlife Park. (8 September, 2018)


This smart parrot uses its claws to handle a dried leaf. (8 September, 2018)


A meerkat looking towards me, at Langkawi Wildlife Park. (8 September, 2018)


The mousedeer get to roam freely at Langkawi Wildlife Park. (8 September, 2018)


The mousedeer shelter in their own little sheds. (8 September, 2018)


A white peacock at Langkawi Wildlife Park. (8 September, 2018)


A white peacock at Langkawi Wildlife Park. (8 September, 2018)


An emu at Langkawi Wildlife Park. (8 September, 2018)


Crowned Crane, Balearica regulorum, at Langkawi Wildlife Park. (8 September, 2018)


Young hedgehogs at Langkawi Wildlife Park. (8 September, 2018)


It was a wet day, and half way through our visit, the rain came down heavily. However, the staff of Langkawi Wildlife Park handed out umbrellas, so visitors like us could continue enjoying our walk without getting too wet.

At different stations, there were staff members to offer us description of the animals. I was particularly impressed with the staff who described to us the blue monkey. I found that many of the staff were well trained and also passionate about their job, so that they could enthusiastically impart their knowledge to us.

My wife and I at Langkawi Wildlife Park. (8 September, 2018)

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