The public can enjoy horse rides during the weekends and public holidays.
The opening hours are as follows:
Saturday, Sunday, Public Holidays and School Holidays
Morning session: 9am - 12noon
Evening session: 3pm - 6pm
The charges are as follows:
1. Horse riding - RM 1.50 for adults and RM 1.00 for children for 1 round
2. Horse drawn carriages (4-5 persons) - RM 1.00 for adults and RM 0.50 for children for 1 round
For horse riding, a trainer will walk with the child or parents may wish to personally escort your child. For horse drawn carriages, the ride will take you on a quick tour around the stables and the park. During weekdays, you may get permission from the management to walk through the stables and take a look at the horses.
I think horse riding will be an enjoyable and fun experience for children. What a great way for kids to learn to appreciate animals. At RM 1.00, it is cheaper that kiddy rides at shopping centres. After all, here is a beautiful recreational park with plenty of greenery, blue skies and fresh air.
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nice mono, i like how you captured the horse. btw, thanks for the visit and nice compliments!
ReplyDeleteif my lil' girl sees this, she will ask me to bring her there. :)
It's an especially good thing for city children to experience.
ReplyDeletewow! great mono....look at the horse, gleaming in the sunlight!
ReplyDeletebtw, i love the new header!
A lovely mono landscape, and an excellent activity for children of any age. ~ Calico Contemplations
ReplyDeleteYour post reminds me about Taman Melawati, the place I had stayed for 3 years during my college time.
ReplyDeleteI think that's the 4th horse I come accrooss on the blogsphere today, plus some saddles in Tamarindo. Nice shot, as always!
ReplyDeletehorse riding is definitely a fun learning experience for any kids.
ReplyDeleteHow much is 1 RM in $? Just to have a feel for the price of a ride.
ReplyDeleteKids will certainly have fun there!
ReplyDeleteTherese, at the rate of 1USD = RM3.30 the ride costs around 30cents.
ReplyDeleteWhere is Titiwangsa, sounds like a Maori place LOL
ReplyDeleteIt is very cheap to horse riding at your place.
Ours costed $50 for 3 hours, I used half of taht, no no refund.
Wonderful pictures! Wow, such a low fee for a horse ride! I should try it myself. I guess, it's to encourage the public to make use of the facilities.
ReplyDeleteNice shot. Really captures the spirit.
ReplyDeleteI was amazed at the low cost too. Titiwangsa is located in Setapak which is a major suburb of KL. It is around 15 min by LRT from Setapak to KLCC. By car it takes longer due to traffic jam.
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