TTDI Park
📍 Ttdi Hills, Kuala Lumpur
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Lush forested park with hiking trails of varying steepness, a stream with small fish, swing sets at the entrance, and rest tables throughout. Not suitable for prams or infants.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for active families with school-age children and up who want a forest hiking challenge accessible from central KL. The steep terrain rules this out for prams and families with infants. Older children who can manage uneven, sometimes muddy inclines will find it genuinely rewarding.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Jacob
9 months ago
“TTDI Park is a fantastic spot for both jogging and hiking enthusiasts. The trails are well-maintained, though some parts can be quite steep, making it a good workout. The park is lush with greenery, and there's a charming little stream where you can spot small fishes. It's a great place to visit in the morning or evening, but be cautious of the monkeys that are often around during these times. They can be quite bold, so it's best not to feed them or have food out in the open. The park also has a”
Iriss
11 months ago
“The park is well managed. The location does have facilities like toilet, seating area and ample of car park. But they have monkeys that always actively will be around in the morning & late evening. Making sure, do not feed them/open food in front them.”
Anastasiia Grechko
8 months ago
“Beautiful park,love hiking there In the begging there are couple of swings. There are tables for a snack/rest time It's pretty popular place!! Sofo t miss it if u like nature, hiking, waterfall”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
TTDI Park offers genuine forest hiking through dense greenery with trails ranging from moderate to steep - some inclines rate a solid challenge even for fit adults. A small stream runs through the lower section where children can spot fish. Swing sets and seating tables sit near the entrance. Monkeys are active particularly in the morning and late afternoon, and will approach anyone with visible food.
