Hibiscus Garden

In Kuala Lumpur Lake Gardens you will find the colorful Hibiscus Garden that exhibits rare and exotic blooms of this five-petaled flower. In Kuala Lumpur’s

Hibiscus Garden you will come across more than 2,200 types of hibiscus flowers ranging from the single petaled ones to the multiple petaled blooms in a wide array of shapes, shades and colors. Hibiscus is the national flower of Malaysia so the nation tries to display a rich collection of this flower in its Hibiscus Garden.

In this beautiful garden the hibiscus plants are planted all along the footpaths, on the terraces within the compounds and in every nook.

The garden spreads over an area of 0.9 hectares, thus offering a wide expanse where vibrant colors are displayed in their best blooms. If you are interested to capture glimpses of this exotic colorful garden then you can visit any day as it remains open throughout the week (for limited hours) and admission to the garden is free of cost.

After such a feast of eyes, if you crave for buying any hibiscus plant of your favorite bloom then you can also buy it from the garden’s weekly bazaar. Hibiscus Garden in Kuala Lumpur arranges a bazaar every weekend for those visitors who want to purchase hibiscus plants of their choice from the garden’s collection.

Kuala Lumpur Lake Gardens is one of the most popular tourist attractions that

house several parks, gardens and other places of interest. The Lake Gardens is built around a manmade lake and covers an area of 91.6 hectares.

Apart from the Hibiscus Garden, the Lake Gardens also has The Orchid Garden, Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, The Butterfly Park, The Deer Park, Malaysian National Monument and the Forest Research Institute of Malaysia (FRIM).

There is also the Panggung Anniversary that is beautifully set in a secluded valley and is a preferred venue for cultural and musical performances. This extensive spread of lush greenery mingled with shady trees, flowering trees, placid ponds and botanical gardens makes a perfect natural setting for flora and fauna of different types. There are also jogging tracks, kid’s playgrounds, rowing boat facilities and exercise stations. Enjoy the strikingly colorful panorama of innumerable hibiscus varieties in Kuala Lumpur’s Hibiscus Garden!

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