Yes, the tickets are transferable but not refundable.
Yes, you will need to fill in the date of your visit. Admission tickets are valid only on the stated date of visit.
Yes, you will receive a receipt via email after you have made your payment and it usually will not take longer than 2 business days. If you do not receive your receipt after 2 business days, kindly contact us at enquiry@kecv.com.my.
Yes, but at least 20 pax. However, you can still fill up our Group Visit Online Reservation Form even if your group is less than 20 pax, so that our Support Team can follow up with you for further discussion.
No, all tickets sold are non-refundable. Kindly check the weather before you buy the tickets.
Yes, but at least 20 pax. However, you can still fill up our Group Visit Online Reservation Form even if your group is less than 20 pax, so that our Support Team can follow up with you for further discussion.
Kindly fill in the School Visit Registration Form, as KECV offers special rate for school visit.
You can get here by bus, flight, or taxi. Click here for more information.
You can park your car for FREE, we provide free parking.
KECV is opened daily from 9.30am to 5.30am. However, Friday will be closed on 12.30pm – 2.30pm due to prayer time for muslim staff.
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No, all tickets sold are non-refundable. Kindly check the weather before you buy the tickets.
It usually takes averagely 1 ½ to 3 hours. It may vary depends on your group size.
Our elephant educational presentation plays twice a day, so that you can have more chances to catch up the presentation. The time schedule table is shown as below.
* Schedules are subject to change due to weather conditions, emergencies or any other unforeseen reasons.
Yes, we have café besides the entrance.
According to our standard procedure, outside food can be allowed, but must be informed to our staff. Anyway, feeding outside food to our elephants are extremely prohibited.
Kenyir Elephant Conservation Village (KECV), established in 2012, spans 256 hectares, with only 10% of the land developed and the remaining 90% preserved as natural forest to provide a home for the orphaned elephants.