Equestrian activities have become a major weekend draw for families visiting Taman Tasik Titiwangsa in Kuala Lumpur.
Kuala Lumpur City Hall’s (DBKL) mounted horse unit stable within the park is a hive of activity, as it offers visitors a chance to saddle up and ride within a designated, secure compound.
Visitors can also bond with the majestic animals through feeding sessions.
Adding a touch of whimsy, fairy-tale horse carriages are available to sweep visitors across the scenic grounds in style.
To ride, Malaysian adults pay RM10 (RM20 for non-citizens), while tickets for local children from ages three to 12 are RM5 (RM10 for non-citizens).
The same rates apply for the horse carriage experience.
This popular attraction opens every weekend, operating in two sessions – 9am to 12pm and 3pm to 6pm.
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Handlers guiding youngsters through the horse-riding experience.
A child feeding carrot strips to a miniature horse.
Handlers help a young visitor saddle up.
Families can bond with the horses by feeding them at the stable.
A father taking photo of his daughter on the horse ride.
A family admiring one of the horses at the stable.
A family getting a close-up photo of a horse.
A mother taking a snapshot of her son on horseback.
