Lake Gardens Park, called Taman Tasik Perdana in Malay, is the oldest park in the garden city of Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur.. Dates back to the 1880s, Lake Gardens was the brainchild of Alfred Venning-the British State Treasurer. Earlier it used to be the region of superiors homes of the British elite.
This botanical garden is located off Jalan Parlimen. It is the greenbelt of Kuala Lumpur, the cities most popular and scenic park and a green sanctuary nestled deep in the city center with a host of attractions, many of them unique to the region. It encompasses 91.6 hectares (230 acres) of undulating greenery interspersed with flowering shrubs, shady trees, exceptional botanical gardens, flowers, lakes and other notable features.
The garden showcases the synchronization, splendor and serenity fashioned by both, man as well as nature. Moreover, it acts as a lovely haven within the city that proffers cool and soothing vibes as one walks through a scene of interesting blooms, copious foliage, impressive sculptures, inspired theme parks and colossal raintrees.
There is a children's playground, jogging tracks, exercise stations, and rowing boats. The popular gardens offer plenty of recreational opportunities and attractions.
The Panggung Anniversary, set in a secluded valley, is the venue for regular musical and cultural performances.
How to get to Lake Gardens
Bus no.B115, B112, and B101 all stop within a 5-minute walk of the Perdama Lake Gardens.
Taxi from City Centre & Bukit Bintang – RM15
30 min walking distances from Chinatown & Dataran Merdeka
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