Kebun Kebun Bangsar is a community vegetable farm in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, with garden beds and animals including goats, ducks, turkeys, roosters, peacocks and fish. Take a slow walk through the greenery, watch the animals or bring something for a picnic. The farm welcomes donations to support its upkeep, and animal feed is available to buy. It makes a quiet nature stop in the city, especially for families, though limited parking means arriving early or sharing a ride is a practical choice.
A community farm in Bangsar
Kebun Kebun Bangsar is a 2.5-acre community farm in a residential part of Bangsar. Vegetable plots, flowers and animals share the site, giving the garden a rural feel within Kuala Lumpur. The farm is run for the community, and visitors can contribute donations toward its upkeep.
The grounds sit on a sloping hill. A visit is mainly an outdoor walk, with space to pause among the greenery or make a picnic of it. The farm is a good fit for families and anyone looking for a gentle break from the city, rather than a large attraction with a set programme.
Animals and practical details
The farm is home to goats, ducks, turkeys, roosters, peacocks and fish. Visitors can see the animals and buy feed for RM5 a packet. Bring cash if you plan to purchase it.
Parking is limited, so arriving early or travelling with others in one car can make the visit easier. Some ground can be slippery, and sturdy footwear helps. Weekdays and early mornings are the quieter times to explore.
FAQ
Where is Kebun Kebun Bangsar?
It is on Lorong Bukit Pantai in Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur.
What animals can you see at Kebun Kebun Bangsar?
The farm has goats, ducks, turkeys, roosters, peacocks and fish.
Can you feed the animals?
Animal feed is available to buy for RM5 per packet. Bring cash if you want some.
Is there parking at Kebun Kebun Bangsar?
Parking is limited. Arrive early or consider carpooling.
