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Aquaria KLCC

With the introduction of the tourism industry in Malaysia, places like Aquaria KLCC have gained much popularity among the tourists. Aquariums in Malaysia are popular for the several underwater species, which found in this country. Other than these creatures one can also find many other species that are seen throughout the world. Apart from entertainment, Aquaria KLCC is also known for the knowledge which this place provides to the visitors.

Location of Aquaria KLCC:
Aquaria KLCC is located very near the Petronas Towers. This place is also close to the KLCC Suria, which is actually a shopping center. There are all kinds of transportations available in this region and this way reaching this aquarium is never a problem for the tourists. One can use the escalator in the Suria shopping complex and walk down 25 meters to reach this place. There is also a small food court in this place. There are also facilities for underground parking, so you can easily drive down the subway to Aquaria KLCC.

Description of Aquaria KLCC:
The misty highlands is the first portion of this aquarium. There are artificial models of rainforests with rivers running through it. While walking down the landscape you will slowly reach the actual underwater park. There are many kinds of Poison Dart Frogs and Leaf Frogs which can be noticed at the end of the river. The Giant Cat Fish is also one of the main attractions in the river. The rainforest is actually designed according to the forest regions of Malaysia. As you finally reach the "Touch Pool", your journey in the main part of Aquaria KLCC begins.

The 90 meter acrylic tunnel is the climactic point of this underwater journey. You will be mesmerized to see the atmosphere, which is tinted with shades of blue and green.

There are many trained divers who also work in this park as entertainment professionals. An artificial shipwreck, which is the model of Royal Nanhai, will appear before your eyes.

The glass which has been used to make the tunnel is about 55 meter thick. This tunnel has to bear the pressure of 2.7 million liter water. The glass used for this tunnel has been made in Germany and brought through New Zealand to Malaysia, where everything have been assembled.

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