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The entrance building of Lok Kawi Wildlife Park with its name over the gable and a road train parked in front, among trees in daylight.
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Lok Kawi Wildlife Park

Lok Kawi Wildlife Park is a zoo and botanical park of about 113 hectares near Lok Kawi in Putatan district, some 15 km south of Kota Kinabalu, opened by the Sabah Wildlife Department on 17 February 2007. It keeps Bornean pygmy elephants, proboscis monkeys, orangutans, gibbons, tigers and sun bears, and has a reptile house, aviaries and a 1.4 km botanical trail.

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