Akuarium Tunku Abdul Rahman is one of the oldest public aquariums in the country. It features the country’s first ever exhibition on the Malaysian River Journey, which features aquatic fauna and flora from the top of the highlands right down to the sea.
The aquarium not only features fishes that are commonly seen in Malaysian rivers, but also rare and endangered species including various other invertebrates such as crabs, prawns, corals, aquatic insects etc and even various species of aquatic flora that are part of our freshwater aquatic system.
The journey through Akuarium Tunku Abdul Rahman takes you from the Upper Stream Zone to the Mid Stream Zone, the Wetlands Zone and down to the Lower River Zone. After that you’ll pass through the Peat Swamp Zone, the Mangrove Zone and lastly to the Marine Zone with its coral reefs and deep sea exhibits.
All the exhibits have been landscaped as close as possible to its natural condition in the wild, so you’ll be able to see how these aquatic organisms behave in their natural environment.
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