After a visit to the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park, you can continue your foray into nature by walking over to the Orchid and Hibiscus gardens that are connected to each other. The Hibiscus garden in particular showcases the national flower in a dazzling array of colours.

Even the wildlife here is captivating – you’ll run into a fair range of visiting dragonflies, bees, and beetles that call these gardens their home. It only takes a short stroll to cover the entire garden, but you’re guaranteed a peaceful 15 minutes as you wander by the bushes and fountains. Yet, you’ll find yourself taking countless rounds of these grounds, indulging yourself in the serene and tranquil atmosphere the Hibiscus Garden has to offer.

You’ll find yourself pausing to have a closer look at the multi-coloured petals of some of the Hibiscus species, and you may be pleased to find that there are some other varieties of plants here as well. It may be a small garden, but it’s full of hidden wonders if you are willing to take the time to uncover them all.