Ostrich Wonderland
Semenyih, Selangor

I wrote about Ostrich Wonderland on my Thrifty Traveller blog a couple of years ago and feel it is about time to add it to my Top Selangor Attractions list as it seems fairly popular.

This attraction is owned by people in the commercial poultry business and the birds here are raised primarily for their meat but since they have a spacious compound they allow the public to come in to see their ostriches, geese, chickens, turkeys and guinea fowl.

turkeys at ostrich wonderland

The ostriches roam freely in a large pen and seem well looked after.

Besides birds there are goats, ponies, rabbits, donkeys and monkeys.

You can take a look at the egg incubators and get a briefing on raising exotic birds. You can buy frozen ostrich, chicken or guinea fowl meat to take home and maybe even a turkey for Christmas.

They also sell fruit items such as passion fruit, mulberries, durian, dragon fruit, rambutans, coconuts and guavas.

A nice place to take the children.

ostrich egg incubator

Entrance Fee

Admission is RM20 for adults and RM15 for kids above 3 and below 12.

The entrance fee includes pellets to feed the animals and a bottle of milk for goats.

Pony or ostrich rides cost RM5 for kids.

close up of ostrich

Operating Hours

10am - 6pm (Tuesday to Sunday)

Closed on Mondays.

Location of Ostrich Wonderland

I have marked the exact location on the map on my Top Selangor Attractions page.


Address: Lot 485, Sg Lalang, 43500 Semenyih, Selangor

Contact: 019-2306686

This is their Facebook page:

https://www.facebook.com/OstrichWonderlands/

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David (the one on the left) is the writer behind Malaysia Traveller, sharing firsthand travel advice from over five decades of living and travelling across Asia and the Middle East. Based in Malaysia since 2009 and now in Kuching, he has published 700+ pages, personally visited every place he covers, and uses only his own photos. Readers can learn more on his About Me page. He also shares updates on Facebook and YouTube. He loves uncovering overlooked places even many Malaysians have never visited.