The KL Tower Mini Zoo

It was actually quite a a pleasant experience. Well, it better be for RM19 (RM16 for children and senior citizens) per pop! It was that expensive, but we can't say anything much as the kids were excited to go in.
The main attractions were the birds, the monkeys and the rabbits. They were really tame and we were allowed to handle them, without much of a fuss. The boys were especially attracted to the iguanas, and it was the first time that they had a first hand look.
It was a shame that it started to rain at the time we were about to play with the rabbits. A few things didn't make sense though. They had ponies and emu at the mini zoo. I wonder if they were let lose some of the time. There weren't enough space to keep those animals in such a small zoo! To deep a philosophical question for me to ponder at the moment ....
Would we come again? Certainly not at the price! We would be better off at Zoo Negara, but that would be another story ...
Bukit Nanas Canopy Walk
We had been waiting for the canopy walk to be reopened for almost a couple of years now. We went through the old route a few month back and from a chance look, we found out that the canopy was opened.
So, off we went. Anita and I, and in must say that I was impressed.
Luckily there were plenty of benches to rest. No drinks station though. We had drinks later at KL Tower.
Definitely worth a visit and the canopy walk were children friendly - although I haven't tested them with Idlan and Irfan.