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4.0
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I went to this place on a weekday to spend time with my family and surprisingly enough it's pretty quiet place, that was a plus. When arrived at the farm it's very clean and tidy. The entrance ticket is 15 rm (adult) and 10rm (child) that was really good. The staff at zenxin organic park are super friendly, also the restaurant is very organic and super delicious :) a little bit pricey but it's ok. Overall a great place to visit, spend time with kids or just even come here for the restaurant. But before you go I would recommend you would put mosquito cream because there is a ton of mosquitoes in the farm.
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3.4
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Its a very meaningful visit. My girl in 7 yrs old get know for plants of dragon fruits, lady fingers, bitter gourd, ect...and also a special plants for me, mulberry tree, never think that this tree can be plant in Malaysia, really worth to visit this farm. Can find some poultry, like chicks, duck, goose, which my girl never see before. Can feed rabbit in very close contact, few baby rabbits in the cage. Its really a meaningful trip for young children from cities.
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3.0
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This is one of the highlights of the trip. At first, I thought this organic park came with free entrance, as told by my friends. Upon checking out, apparently Zenxin started charging visitors since last August. Free entrance no more. I must say the fees are not cheap and I wouldn’t have visited this place if I knew this much earlier. As I have many other alternatives for organic farms in the Klang Valley. Trying to make it up for the fees, a staff tried to explain why they charge the amounts they are charging. The fees include free guided tour, archery for adults, feeding rabbits or fish for children, goodie bag, or ice lolly. If you ask me, I just want to visit the farm and I don’t want the bells and whistles that come with the fees. Anyway the park is big and it has many varieties of plants that children can learn from: dragon fruits, passion fruits, mulberry trees, mushrooms, herbs, vegetables, and even small animals such as rabbits, geese, and ducks.
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