Mini Zoo is a small petting zoo located at the bottom of the KL Tower. It is divided into several areas, including Moonlight Shed, the Mini Jungle, Happy Farm Village, Pet Village, Birdy School, Forest Walk, and Jungle View. You can see here two of the world's largest tortoises, the green iguana, the oldest alligator turtle, the albino long-tailed macaque, the largest local softshell turtle, and other rare animals.

Upside Down House is a completely tilted house at KL Tower that will make you feel like gravity has reversed for a day. It is a gravity-defying fully-furnished suburban house where the floor becomes the ceiling, and the lamps and beds hang in the air. At the entry gate, you can see a yellow car upturned in the air.

Experience the diversity and richness of the underwater world by visiting the Blue Coral Aquarium. It is an aqua tropical rainforest aquarium that houses coral fishes of different species, including clown fish, anthias fish, parrot fish, and blue face angelfish. You can enjoy exciting activities such as a behind-the-scenes tour, animal-feeding sessions, and a virtual reality show.

Kl Forest Eco-Park is a permanent forest reserve with more than two hundred tree species, twelve animal species, and twenty-five species of birds. It also has a few hiking trails, like the Merbau trail, Jelutong trail, Arboretum trail, and Penarahan trail, that offer a glimpse of the butterflies and insects. You can enjoy an amazing two-hundred meters canopy walk with an impressive view of the rainforest.

KL Tower observation deck is the world's seventh-tallest freestanding tower that provides impressive views of Kuala Lumpur's skyline. It is situated at a height of 276 meters and is the highest viewpoint in Kuala Lumpur. With their binocular service, you can even see Bukit Nanas and other far-away attractions.

Sky Deck is a three-hundred-meter-high open-air deck that offers breathtaking views of Kualampur's skyline. The outdoor deck is equipped with binoculars and offers scintillating sunset and night views. Zoom up to the sky deck, and look out into the horizon to catch glimpses of iconic buildings and dizzying skyscrapers.