Malaysia Cultural Village & other excitement @KL Tower

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After  introducing about out famous KL Tower, here are the excitement that you can enjoy at  KL Tower. Most of the excitement are chargeable except Malaysia Cultural Village.
This is the bridge to the Malaysia Cultural Village. Very nicely built hanging bridge.
Basically the Cultural Village is introducing type of houses in Malaysia but these houses hardly can be found now. Below are the photos of the replicas houses. Visitors are not allowed to enter the houses.




This place are available for rental for any function. 
Other excitements which are chargeable such as this animal zone. It is a mini zoo with animals like python, monkeys, rabbits and others. The charges is RM12.00/pax.
Next is the XD Theater, a place to experience 4D animation. RM20.00/pax is the charges. There are other which is the F1 Simulation with the similar charges.
RM12.00 per pax for a pony ride but the ride is quite boring to me because the traveling distance is very short.
Ambiance: 3/5
Service: 3/5
Will I Revisit?: No
Business Hours: 9.00am - 10.00pm (daily)
Location: KL Tower, Kuala Lumpur, 43200 Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Malaysia

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