The aquarium holds over 2.5 million liters of saltwater in its main oceanarium tank.
The facility utilizes a state-of-the-art live coral propagation system to support reef restoration efforts.
The 90-meter tunnel is one of the longest underwater tunnels in Southeast Asia.
The 'Deep Forest' zone features indigenous freshwater species like the giant arapaima and the Asian small-clawed otter.
The 'Station Aquarius' area displays the life cycles of jellyfish through specialized lighting displays.
Aquaria KLCC is a 60,000-square-foot oceanarium located beneath the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. The facility features a 90-meter underwater tunnel with a moving travelator that passes through tanks containing sand tiger sharks, green sea turtles, and giant stingrays. It showcases over 5,000 aquatic and land-bound creatures across multiple zones, including a highland forest and a flooded jungle exhibit. The aquarium operates a research and breeding center focused on local marine species. The exhibits are organized by evolutionary and habitat zones, transitioning from mountain streams to the deep ocean. Visitors can view scheduled feeding sessions of sharks, otters, and piranhas throughout the facility.
The mid-point of the underwater tunnel where the acrylic arch provides a panoramic view of sharks swimming overhead.
Visit during scheduled feeding times to see the most active marine life.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the facility covers two levels of floor space.
Check the official website for daily educational talk schedules before arriving.
Attempting to visit during peak school holiday periods or mid-afternoon on weekends when the facility is most congested.
Refrain from using flash photography, as it can stress the marine animals and disturb other visitors.
