1 / 2Aquascape Center KK
đ Pusat Bandar Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
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Indoor aquarium in Sabah featuring a giant river fish tank with scheduled diver feeding shows, rabbit petting, and a free outdoor nursery with ornamental plants.
đ Family Action Verdict
Best for families with children under 8 who want a genuine animal interaction in a compact setting. Time your visit around the feeding show - without it, the attraction is sparse. The free nursery garden extends the outing without extra cost. Not worth a long drive if the show schedule doesn't align.
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đŦ What Families Are Saying
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Yunita Tri
7 months ago
âNot so many to see. Just small aquarium with some big fish and in scheduled show time we can see a diver feed the fish. The garden is not so good. Looks little bit gloomy and not well maintainedâ
Yeong
2 years ago
âWas here on Valentine's Day when they were opened at night. It's such a dreamy place at night. Trees are lighted up with fairy lights. Was peaceful and quiet. There was literally no other visitors and we had the whole place to ourselves. They still put on the fish feeding show for us. We took some photos with the diver. Kids had fun feeding the rabbits. Was a good way to spend Vday evening with the family đđ â
Y K Chong
3 years ago
âGreat place to bring kids to watch fishes and learn about them. Don't go off early - there's live fish feeding show. Ask the friendly staffs there to know about the fish habitat, feeding habits and type of food safe for them. Take lots of picture as this is probably only aquarium center in the city and least visited. The rabbit petting is an extra bonus for the kids, guaranteed to thrill them....â
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Overview
Aquascape Center KK houses a large river fish tank where divers hand-feed fish during scheduled shows - the highlight every visitor mentions. A rabbit petting area adds hands-on animal interaction for young children. Outside the main venue, a free nursery garden features ornamental plants and curtain creepers. Staff explain fish habitats and feeding habits throughout. The venue is small and the koi pond has been replaced with tilapia, so visit for the feeding show specifically.
