Yes there are but I would check with the zoo before going on the day to make sure the exhibit is open as the location is out of town and you don't want to waste a journey to find out on the day.

most of the animals are rescued animal such as their pygmy elephant, sun-bear & primate. They also have a breeding program there and yes some of the animals are born in the park. The park also released the animal to the wild but if the animals have the ability to survive on their own. It depend on the animals behavior. The purpose of the park is Rehabilitation for wildlife.

There is the Amfitheater with animal presentations. The staff was really enthusiastic in talking about the animals (Binturong, birds, snakes, civet) and they also talked about education and conservation. Also people could take pictures and feed a bird seeds. I did not have the feeling they were exploiting the animals at all. The park itself is quite OK, but not like the “western standard” we have in the Netherlands. But for an Asian Zoo it is not bad at all and worth the visit :-) Josua from the Netherlands

The show involves some macaws, civet and snake. Two shows in a day, i can't be sure of the show timing in the morning, if I remember correctly, it is around 10-11am, in the afternoon it is at 3.15pm.

I would imagine 10 til 4 it would be open,

The best option is by Taxi, cost around RM30-40..the entrance fee should be RM20 for tourists. Cheers!

It cost us 120rm for taxi and he waited 2 hrs and took us back to KK

I believe there is a tram that goes around. It doesn't operate on Fridays which is when we were there, so I can't tell you where all it goes. I believe the whole place is wheelchair accessible except getting into the botanical gardens part