About Penang Bird Park
Penang Bird Park is Malaysia's first bird park located in Seberang Jaya, Seberang Perai Tengah on mainland Penang. Established in 1988, it covers about 5 acres of landscaped gardens with lakes and aviaries housing over 300 species and 3,000 birds including hornbills, flamingos, eagles and parrots. Notable for walk-in aviaries, breeding and conservation programs, it serves as an educational and recreational attraction for families and bird enthusiasts.
Visitors guide
Visitors can explore landscaped gardens with ponds, palm trees and large walk-in aviaries housing free-flying birds. The park features geodesic domes and caged exhibits with parrots, hornbills, eagles, owls, flamingos and other tropical species. Visitors can walk along paved paths, observe birds at close range, watch feeding sessions, take photographs and visit small exhibit areas and rest spots within the compact 5-acre site.
Key highlights
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Malaysia's first bird park established in 1988 with over 300 species and 3,000 birds
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Large walk-in aviaries allowing close observation of free-flying birds
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Geodesic dome aviaries and landscaped lakes with flamingos and waterbirds
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Collection of hornbills, eagles, owls, parrots and other tropical species
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Educational breeding and conservation programs
History of Penang Bird Park
Established in 1988 as the first bird park in Malaysia, developed on a 5-acre site in Seberang Jaya to showcase tropical avian species and support aviculture, education and conservation.
Route
| By air | Fly to Penang International Airport (PEN), then continue by road to Seberang Jaya |
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| By train |