Visiting Perdana Botanical Gardens in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

[@zazaza5535]

My favourite partk. It is free to enter.

[@Otexpertise]

Makes it even better indeed. Thank you for watching!🙏🏼

[@EGO0808]

It's kind of weird to see this and realize that even after living here in KL for 6 years, I still haven't visited the park. Probably cause we live right at KLCC park. Leuke video, mooi gefilmd!

[@Otexpertise]

For sure missing out but I can imagine with KLCC Park next door..! Hopefully you can still check it out. Heel erg bedankt door het kijken! ☺️

[@acerazak4087]

Yes, Perdana Botanical Garden is one of the most beautiful place in KL. My second favourite garden/park isTaman Saujana Hijau Putrajaya 🌿

[@Otexpertise]

That looks amazing! I'm going to see if I can check it out as well. ☺️

[@zaharizak]

@@Otexpertise Another equally amazing park is the Taman Tasik Titiwangsa, not that far away from the City Centre.

[@zaharizak]

Btw... Taman means park or garden. Taman Tasik means Lake Garden.

[@abelpavel9674]

Great video! 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@Otexpertise]

Thank you for watching!

[@abelpavel9674]

You're welcome!!! 😊

[@ruzil1973]

That steel boxes decorated with artwork that you see are used to enclose electrical panels/control switches for the park lightings, pond water aerators

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Welcome to KL. Hope that you have enjoyed your exploration at the botanical garden. What a wonderful video.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

KLCC park and Taman Tasik Titiwangsa in KL are also beautiful.

[@Otexpertise]

Thank you so much for watching and your support! ☺️

[@Yasin_Affandi]

@@Otexpertise Have a great weekend. 😀

[@askarsepoi]

its great to watch your video. later just cross the bridge and visit national museum after walk around botanical garden.

[@Otexpertise]

Thank you for the tip! Visiting again is definitely high on my list so will also consider visiting the national museum. Any other tips for art related activities in KL?

[@zainonkadir]

​@@Otexpertise go to the islamic art museum/galery. it's near the national mosque but not far from the botanical garden.

[@syamsuzura77]

Try Titiwangsa Lake. Best come after 6pm....

[@Otexpertise]

Thank you for watching! We went there in the late morning and found it super fun. Will be checking it out in the evening as well. ☺️

[@hangeu]

Beautiful park

[@Otexpertise]

Completely agree! Have you ever been there?

[@keangwooichoo6138]

We just like street arts. So we painted the boxes too

[@Otexpertise]

Looks amazing! Thank you for taking your time to leave a comment. ☺️

[@ffrenddyffrenddy67]

Very Betufuil ❤

[@nazrulikmal95]

Indeed...very bootieafield

[@shahrilazmi5276]

Nice video very relaxing pls come back miss

[@Otexpertise]

Coming back is definitely high on my list! Thank you for watching. 👋🏼

[@shahrilazmi5276]

@@Otexpertise done subscribe

[@drnorlelaariffin85]

Your video of this park is so rustic, green and beautiful compared to other videos I've seen by Non-Malaysian youtubers

[@Otexpertise]

This comment just made my day! ☺️ Thank you for watching!! 🙏🏼

[@jamiltukangjahit]

Try going at 7am, it will be nice & cool. You can also walk the Tugu trail

[@Otexpertise]

I will definitely need to come back. Thank you for watching! ☺️

[@jameshetfield1792]

go to a park called Taman Tasik Titiwangsa.. about 15 mins from KLCC..u.gonna love it

[@Otexpertise]

I checked it out. Indeed amazing! ☺️✨

[@jameshetfield1792]

@@Otexpertise waiting for the video of it..

[@razaliariffin7622]

Its electric distribution box..usually grey in color.. since its in the park, they decide to paint it

[@Otexpertise]

Yes, but I have seen them painted throughout Kuala Lumpur not just in the park. That's why I was curious to know if it's some kind of artist who does this. THANKS for watching my video btw!✨

[@husinsalleh3180]

@@Otexpertise Yes, they were painted by an artist. I encountered them painting a few times. I think they were commissioned by TNB, Malaysia’s electrical power provider.

[@Otexpertise]

Amazing I already wondered if it was an artist who did them all. Thanks for providing this information✨

[@decTac]

Interesting video.. Glad that you enjoyed the park.. Normally, Malaysians will walk in the park during early morning or late evening to avoid scorching hot sun..😊

[@Otexpertise]

I can imagine haha. The sun was indeed very hot that day. Thank you for watching!☺️

[@decTac]

@@Otexpertise my pleasure

[@zaharizak]

You captured the beauty of the park really well. Good job! 👍👍👍

[@Otexpertise]

Thank you for your support!🙏🏼

[@gerdavanvelsen8246]

We mis you in the Netherlands

[@nashanordin]

❤

[@hippoeleben]

VISIT FRIM, KEPONG

[@bakafrayaborja896]

U will definitely see otters at the National Zoo

[@Otexpertise]

Thank you for watching! Seeing them in nature would be something special right? ☺️

[@bakafrayaborja896]

Since u love nature, u may want to go to Taman Negara or National Park in Pahang

[@Chopperguyd7-f1c]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@darthazua]

Kuala Lumpur is a city in the park. No polution, surrounding by green area. If you love hiking inside Kuala Lumpur city you can try Taman Tugu (opposite Perdana botanical garden from main road ) , KL Forest Eco Park (Bukit Nanas /KL Tower), FRIM Forest Skywalk (located at Kepong, off from city centre). Enjoy your stay in KL.

[@Otexpertise]

I love your description of the city! I thought KL Forest Eco Park was indeed amazing, loved the nature. I have added FRIM to my list, looks very cool. Thank you for watching! ✨

[@khairulanwar5212]

I don't think there's no pollution. Nowhere in the world that there is no pollution in their cities.

[@anyq_CS]

lol there are pollution. some manufacturers just dump toxic waste in klang river. how many times water is disrupted in kl due to these irresponsible manufacturers?

[@darthazua]

@@khairulanwar5212 are you stay in KL? I live in at Jalan Ipoh bro. Kuala Lumpur air quality is good, unlike many capital city in Southeast Asia because of proper city plan. No industrial zone in tbe city. All government HQ in Putrajaya. KL had efficient road system, massive highways suround the city. so all big trailers , big lorry, buses no need to go through the city. All public transport are eco friendly. City centre dominates by electric train, electric buses. People even jogging around the city, not just in the park. About park you can go to Titiwangsa, Perdana botical garden, KLCC park etc. I assume you live outside KL, so you have less knowledge about the city. Lesser than owner of the video. Don't forget to pay visit KL to check what is new in the city. No need car, public transport here is good. Thanks for reply

[@darthazua]

@@anyq_CSI mean air polution, not water polution. By the way, KL nearest industrial zone located at the downstream my dear. The upstream is Klang Gate dam, our water source. KL use to have water polution issue back in 80's because industrial zone at the upstream, but now all heavy industry located at downstream in Selangor state. Under River of life project, all river in KL under restoration since 2011. See, that the city planning my dear. Not just public transport or underground electricity, water pipeline and sewage. They have to think all.

[@ardentblue7493]

Dont forget to check out the Bird Park, Butterfly Park, Orchid & Hibiscus Gardens too

[@Otexpertise]

Thank you for watching! I will definitely need to come back to do a second round of the park. ☺️

[@robaz1177]

my house to this place is just about 30 minutes away.. and i never been here😅

[@Otexpertise]

Ah that's a shame, we found it amazing! Do you have any other tips as a local? ☺️

[@robaz1177]

@@Otexpertise go to sungai chiling, about 1.5 hours from kl.. play with wild fish at kelah sanctuary, then later proceed to frazer hill.. nice one😊

[@matjebonklumen147]

I have not been there for so long, its greener and better, Make Titiwangsa lake as your next itenary

[@Otexpertise]

Thank you for watching! I'v actually been there as it's close to my apartment. Looks beautiful!

[@macdmacd7896]

not just da boxes n rocks n walls, i even painted my own nails. n then go eat messy ramly burger.

[@Otexpertise]

I never had a messy ramly burger, am I missing out? 🍔

[@khairulanwar5212]

Tasik Titwangsa and Sri Permaisury are beautiful parks other than the KLCC, FRIM, Bukit Nenas and many more near or within the city.

[@MAERR800]

🇲🇾🤝😃✌️

[@apakansaja8505]

*Malaysia own Central Park like in NewYork.*

[@Otexpertise]

The park was huge! Thank you for watching.

[@DuaneTanTC]

Msian usually dont go to park... too hot. 😂 Should visit FRIM Kepong

[@abesamkakkoibucukku6908]

ko je tak pergi ..hari biasa dan weekend pagi petang penuh org jogging kat Lake garden..

[@nikhassan7713]

Most homey persons/gamers don't go to parks, only go to malls..so please don't generalise all Malaysians are the same. You need to go out more. Many youngsters or who rarely go outdoor use the same excuse, Malaysia is too hot..people don't walk, blah blah. Tbh many Malaysians go to the parks in the morning and evening around KL, Putrajaya and all over Malaysia. Only tourists they tend to wake up late and go to park in the noon so very rare can see people around in the hot weather.

[@Otexpertise]

We arrived around 8:30 and we came across a lot of people enjoying a relaxing walk. Definitely not too busy, just cozy. ☺️ Thank you for watching!

[@DuaneTanTC]

@@nikhassan7713 releks brother... just an opinion

[@DuaneTanTC]

@@abesamkakkoibucukku6908 u are right, most chinese don't really go to parks. Only Malays go, yes i do realised that. TQ

[@Pian_Malaya]

You can find something amazing at FRIM at Kepong, FRIM stand for Forest Research Institute of Malaysia...about 20-30 minutes from Kuala Lumpur...Serenity and Tranquility surrounding area, there are also a canopy walk along the huge forest tree canopies...Enjoy it!

[@Otexpertise]

This is high on my list to explore! So you can expect a new video coming up. Thank you for the tip! 🤩

[@MAERR800]

🇲🇾🤝😃✌️