Lake Gardens
Big park near Chinatown area, includes National Mosque, Bird Park, Butterfly Park, Islamic Arts Museum, National Museum, Deer Park, Orchid Garden, Tasik Perdana (Premier Lake)
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- Islamic Arts Museum: RM8, 10am-6pm
- National Museum: RM2, 9am-6pm
- Bird Park: RM 28, 9am -7.30pm
- Butterfly Park: RM 10
- About 30-40min walk from Bukit Bintang, or about RM10 by taxi
Lake Gardens Links:
Islamic Arts Museum Website
National Museum Website
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Jaivin |
Hi, I would like to enquire about the possibility of having a garden wedding ceremony at Lake Garden on Dec 2008. I hope to hear from you soon. Thx By Jaivin on Jun 30, 2008
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Kamel |
how about this: By Kamel on Feb 10, 2008
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Evelyn |
hello, i want to enquire about the possibility of having a simple garden wedding ceremony(about 2 hours) at Lake Garden KL in Sept 08. do u have a contact person that i can discuss this issue with? Hope to hear from you soon. Terima Kasih! By Evelyn on Nov 28, 2007
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