Exploring Malaysia 
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D'Paradise Tropical Fruit world and Aboriginal Village
The D-Paradise Tropical Fruit World and Aboriginal Native Village, a world – class eco-agricultural tourism park, is a delightful mix of orchard, garden, animal sanctuary and cultural centers. It is home to the World’s largest collections of tropical, landscaped gardens spread over 168. It is also a sanctuary for endangered species housing species such as the Pangolin ant-eater, Konkang koala and Iguanas as well as a rare bird aviary. One of the many ‘must see’ attractions is the unique, authentic ‘live’ Aboriginal Village.
Crocodile Farm
The farm is the largest in the country with more than 100 species of crocodiles, including the rare Albino and hunchbacked species. The farm has also been beautifully landscaped to provide an environment conducive to the reptiles. The best time to visit would be during feeding times.
Butterfly Farm
The Butterfly Farm has one of world’s most comprehensive butterfly and insect collections with well over 200 local species, including rare ones like the Raja Brooke and Birdwing butterflies. There is also a collection of more than 400 insect specimens. Birds and mammals are also on display within the farm.
Melaka Zoo
Rated as one of the best zoos in Malaysia, the Melaka Zoo, which was established in 1963, is located in Ayer Keroh. Over 44 species of animals from Southeast Asia and Africa live in natural settings providing an enticing destination to discover the animal kingdom at your own pace.
