Kebun Kebun Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur

Tired of roaming the shopping malls with your family? Then check out Kebun Kebun Bangsar.  It’s the perfect escapade to reconnect with nature.

This scenic outdoor petting zoo in the city is on a hill near Pantai Hospital Bangsar. And it doubles as a vegetable farm!

There are free-roaming animals, edible herbs, and gorgeous flowers to see at this farm in KL!

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About Kebun Kebun Bangsar

The founder of Kebun Kebun Bangsar is Mr. Ng Sek San, who happens to live in the vicinity.

Kebun Kebun Bangsar was born out of a desire to create a garden that is accessible to all, free of charge. 

The Grounds Of Kebun Kebun Bangsar
The Grounds Of Kebun Kebun Bangsar

And with approval from Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) in 2017, Mr. Ng secured seed funding from Think City KL. Since then, they have never looked back.

Mr. Ng Sek San wants visitors to come back as often as they like while contributing to a good cause. As Kebun Kebun Bangsar serves as a community garden too. Vegetables from here are donated to those in need.

Community Vegetable Garden Plots At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Community Vegetable Garden Plots At Kebun Kebun Bangsar

But in December 2021, a landslide ravaged the farm. As a result, Kebun Kebun Bangsar is accepting donations for the first time since it opened.

Decorative Arch At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Decorative Arch At Kebun Kebun Bangsar

Ease Of Parking

Composting pods take up some space, so parking slots are few at Kebun Kebun Bangsar.

The gravel parking lot is small and can accommodate 5 cars at a time.

Alternatively, you can park on the side of the main road. Or at the back of the farm, which is a safer option away from traffic.

Entrance To Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Entrance To Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Second Door You Will See At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Second Door You Will See At Kebun Kebun Bangsar

Entrance Fees

A small gate with overhanging shrubs greets guests, and the door remains unlocked all day.

Push it open, and head right to a shaded area where you can make a voluntary donation. Because there are no entrance fees for Kebun Kebun Bangsar.

Visitors can buy packed fish and bird food in recycled ang pow packets at a small fee of RM5.

Different Animal Food At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Different Animal Food

After a narrow hallway full of lush greenery, a second door opens up to a scenic farm.

Animal Residents At Kebun Kebun Bangsar

Inside, we saw a white sheep and his brown partner. The sheep playfully nudge their snouts on guests carrying vegetables or hay. Their bristle-like coats make petting a sensorial experience.

Free Roaming Ducks At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Free Roaming Ducks
Ducks Wandering Around Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Ducks Wandering Around Kebun Kebun Bangsar

To the left, ducks, geese, and a peacock graze for food scattered by visitors. While two friendly dogs loiter around.

Peacock On The Grounds Of Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Peacock On The Grounds
Resident Goat At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Resident Goat
Goat Grazing At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Goat Grazing At Kebun Kebun Bangsar

There is also a fish pond where fish wait patiently for their food.

Besides the resident animals, you can spot wildlife like spotted doves.

Well Kept Pond At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Well Kept Pond At Kebun Kebun Bangsar

Vegetables At Kebun Kebun Bangsar

After you pass the fish pond, you will see where various vegetables. From long beans, herbs, spinach, okra, and many more. The bountiful harvest from the farm is for refugee families and the poor.

Flowers And Herbs Line The Walkways At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Flowers And Herbs Line The Walkways At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Vegetables At Kebun Kebun Bangsar Are Donated To Underprivileged Communities
Vegetables At Kebun Kebun Bangsar Are Donated To Underprivileged Communities

A short hike up the hill will take you to a covered shed where mushrooms are grown. We enjoyed the panoramic views here.  The hill overlooks vegetation and land beyond.

On the way to the top and end of the farm, we saw 4 cows grazing on grass.

Cows Grazing In View Of The City Skyline At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Cows Grazing In View Of The City Skyline At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
A Cow At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
A Cow At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Cow Dung Is Used For Organic Farming At Kebun Kebun Bangsar
Cow Dung Is Used For Organic Farming At Kebun Kebun Bangsar

Safety

As you walk around the farm (they don’t have guided tours), rest assured that the place is safe.

They have helpers staying within the compound. And CCTV throughout the property.

This is to ensure that the animals and vegetables are not stolen during the night. They do have cases of missing chickens.

Conclusion

Kebun Kebun Bangsar is a green oasis minute away from the hustle and bustle of Bangsar. Well-constructed paths and metal walkways make it easy for visitors to explore the farm.

And the vegetable farm is extremely well-maintained. Dedicated residents plow the soil and manage the grounds on weekends.

The farm owner organizes community gatherings too. This is where residents can cook on the weekends and share food over friendly banter.

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