Hibiscus Garden is a flower garden within Perdana Botanical Gardens on Jalan Perdana in Kuala Lumpur. Its landscaped paths and covered walkways wind past hibiscus in a range of colours and varieties, with fountains dotted around the grounds. Malaysia’s national flower is the hibiscus, and the garden is a peaceful place to see it growing. Go in the morning, when more flowers are open, and take your time on the uphill approach through the park.
The national flower in the garden
Hibiscus Garden sits within Perdana Botanical Gardens, a park near central Kuala Lumpur that also contains other garden attractions. The hibiscus is Malaysia’s national flower, and this garden is named for the plants grown here.
The grounds have landscaped paths, covered walkways and two fountains. Hibiscus varieties grow in different colours, giving you flowers to look for as you walk.
Reaching the garden
The garden is uphill within the larger park, so getting there on foot can be a warm climb. Paid transport is available for visitors who would rather avoid the ascent. The garden has free entry, and security staff at the entrance can help identify hibiscus varieties.
FAQ
Is Hibiscus Garden free to enter?
Yes. Entry to the garden is free.
When is the best time to visit Hibiscus Garden?
Go in the morning, when more hibiscus flowers are open. Many close later in the day.
Is the walk to Hibiscus Garden steep?
The garden is uphill within Perdana Botanical Gardens. Paid transport is an option if you want to avoid the climb.
