What are the scenic spots in Southeast Asia?

Bird Park covers a vast area of lakeside park and was built in the19th century. It was designed by the British as a leisure green space in the city. After that, the government continued to expand the park, and the Bird Park is a newly expanded affiliated park.

2. Black wind tunnel

There is a Heifeng River outside Kuala Lumpur, and there is a cave called Black Wind Tunnel on the mountain beside the river. Indian temples are everywhere in the black wind tunnel, and everyone who wants to reach the temple must climb a steep ladder with 272 steps. The winding and interlocking caves in the mountains have become a good place to explore secrets.

3. San Tao Sha

Sentosa (meaning calm and serene) is the most attractive holiday island in Singapore, covering an area of 500 hectares, with rich and colorful entertainment facilities and leisure activities, and is known as the jewel of joy.

4. Singapore Botanical Garden

Singapore Botanical Garden, located on Kailenyi Road, covers an area of 74 hectares and is famous for its research and collection of tropical plants and horticultural flowers. There are more than 20,000 species of exotic flowers and precious trees in subtropical and tropical regions, which can be divided into tropical and subtropical evergreen trees, aquatic plants, parasitic plants and desert plants.

5. Jurong Bird Park, Singapore

Singapore Jurong Bird Park is located in the west of Jurong, covering an area of 20.2 hectares. There are more than 400 species of birds in the park, about 5,000 birds, including 29 threatened birds.

Birds from all over the world are widely collected in the park, including flamingos from Spain, cassowaries from Guinea, colorful starlings and Antarctic penguins from ice and snow. Other major attractions include the Museum of Bird Knowledge, the African Waterfall Aviary, the colorful Parrot Valley, the Southeast Asian Aviary and the highly acclaimed African Wetland.

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