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A lake in Perdana Botanical Gardens with a fountain, a white footbridge and a wooden boardwalk under overhanging trees.
Free entry

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Perdana Botanical Gardens

Perdana Botanical Gardens, formerly the Lake Gardens, is a 92-hectare park in central Kuala Lumpur laid out from 1888 by the colonial treasurer Alfred Venning around a lake. It contains themed gardens for orchids and hibiscus and a deer park, and the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park and Butterfly Park lie within its grounds.

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Free entry

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Is Perdana Botanical Gardens free?

Yes. Entry to Perdana Botanical Gardens is free.

Free entry

Free entry — no ticket needed

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