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Tiger walking through forest floor with white flowers and fallen leaves at Zoo Negara Kuala Lumpur
Entrance plaza of Zoo Negara Kuala Lumpur with pink brick courtyard, arched colonnade building, and signage under blue sky
Zebra grazing in fenced enclosure surrounded by lush green vegetation at Zoo Negara Kuala Lumpur
Large golden bear sculpture at Zoo Negara Kuala Lumpur entrance with paved plaza and lush green trees
Giraffe bending down to eat from a zookeeper's hand in a rocky enclosure surrounded by green trees at Zoo Negara Kuala Lumpur

Zoo Negara Kuala Lumpur

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Operating Hours

Operating hours: 09:00 to 17:00hrs

On Request

Confirmation will be Provided as per Availability

Mobile Voucher Accepted

Use your phone or print your voucher

Non Refundable

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Zoo Negara is an open-air zoo in Ulu Klang, Selangor, spread across 110 acres and home to more than 5,000 animals from 476 species. Animals live in large open enclosures rather than cages, giving them room to roam.

Walking through the grounds brings you close to mammals, birds, reptiles and several endangered species, including tigers, elephants, deer and giraffes. The Giant Panda Conservation Centre is one of the zoo's main draws, where you can watch giant pandas go about their day and learn about the conservation work being done to protect the species from extinction. Beyond the exhibits, the zoo also offers hands-on moments such as animal feeding sessions and tram rides around the grounds, giving younger visitors plenty to do between exhibits.

A day at Zoo Negara suits visitors of every age, from young children on the tram to those keen to learn about the panda conservation programme. Rayna's local team handles your ticket booking and can help with any questions before your visit.

  • Zoo Negara spans 110 acres in Ulu Klang, Selangor, and is home to more than 5,000 animals from 476 species.
  • See animals in large open enclosures rather than cages, giving them room to roam as they would in the wild.
  • Meet elephants, tigers, deer, giraffes and other mammals, birds and reptiles as you walk through the grounds.
  • Visit the Giant Panda Conservation Centre to watch giant pandas and learn about conservation efforts to protect the species.
  • Join animal feeding sessions or hop on a tram ride, both popular with younger visitors.
  • Admission ticket to Zoo Negara
  • Meals and beverages, unless otherwise stated
  • Personal expenses such as shopping and photography
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Applicable surcharges
  1. Receive your tour confirmation voucher by email shortly after booking.
  2. Check your spam or junk folder if it does not arrive, or contact Rayna's online support team.
  3. Download the voucher and present it at the venue.
  • Bookings are subject to availability and final reconfirmation; time slots are only guaranteed once confirmed within 24 hours.
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  • This ticket is not valid for Malaysian passport holders.
  • No refunds, amendments or cancellations apply for unused, missed, partially used or no-show visits.
  • Outside food and beverages may not be allowed, per the zoo's rules.
  • The operator and its suppliers are not responsible for loss, injury, damage or delay.
  • Entry may be denied for non-compliance with venue rules, safety guidelines or dress codes.
  • Zoo Negara is open daily from 9 am to 5 pm.
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Frequently asked questions

Zoo Negara is Malaysia's national zoo, an open-air park in Ulu Klang, Selangor, spread across 110 acres and home to more than 5,000 animals from 476 species, ranging from mammals and birds to reptiles and several endangered species.
Zoo Negara is located in Ulu Klang, Selangor, on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, making it an easy day trip for visitors staying in the city or elsewhere in the Klang Valley.
The zoo is home to more than 5,000 animals from 476 species, spread across its 110-acre grounds, ranging from big mammals like elephants and tigers to birds, reptiles and several endangered species under conservation care.
No, Zoo Negara is an open-air zoo, and its animals live in large open enclosures rather than cages. This gives them far more room to roam than a traditional caged zoo, closer to their natural habitat.