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Best Kids Attractions in Kuala Lumpur

Kuala Lumpur, being the capital city holds a lot of places apart from giant shopping malls, which shall keep your little one engaged for the whole day. The top kid’s attractions in Kuala Lumpur include a colourful vibrant myriad of exclusive theme parks with exhilarating rides, long stretch of animal farms, and other kids’

entertainment centres. Kuala Lumpur has smooth bus service spread all throughout, book online tickets from redbus.my and have a joyful experience along with your kids.

Fully-interactive activities such as SkyTrex and G Force X at Sunway Lagoon, while quite physically demanding and require nerves of steel, are sure to be a hit with teens. Some gentle activities like i-City Theme Park and Aquaria KLCC are also great for people with toddlers. I have mentioned some of the fun-filled activities, both indoor and outdoor, for travelling families to enjoy with their little ones.

●Sunway Lagoon- This is a theme park more than a water theme park. The list of fun attractions at this widely spread park is undoubtedly extensive and includes dizzying and thrilling water slides, a tranquil manmade ‘river’ ride, surf beach, wave pool, revolving pirate ship and much more. Theme Park encompasses different zones – the Water Park, Scream Park, Amusement Park, Extreme Park and Wildlife Park, where visitors can interact with diverse species of creatures, including gibbons, hornbills and many more.

●KidZania- Kidzania is an edutainment place designed to prepare kids for the workplace. Resembling a mini-city, with child-sized replicas of office buildings and cars, kids get to take turns ‘working’ in disparate types of jobs, including pretending to be a surgeon, pilot, secret agent, lawyer, news anchor and fire fighter.

●Skytrex Adventure- an educational adventure activity for all ages, is a tree canopy tour where visitors go on a stimulating ride through the forest on flying fox ziplines (over two lakes), balance on tree logs high in the air and take in the views of the forest canopy from platforms burrowed amongst trees.