Malacca Bird Park, Bird park in Ayer Keroh, Malaysia.

Malacca Bird Park is an aviary in Ayer Keroh covering 2.02 hectares, opened on 23 March 2013 and described as the largest bird park in Asia. Its exterior resembles a downscaled stadium, with greenery and a model parrot perched on the welcoming sign. It stands at the west end of Malacca Botanical Garden, just north of the Melaka Wonderland water theme park.

Malacca Bird Park opened on 23 March 2013 in Ayer Keroh. It was built as an aviary covering 2.02 hectares, a figure that makes it the largest bird park in Asia. The site lies at the west end of Malacca Botanical Garden, just north of the Melaka Wonderland water theme park.

The park displays bird species from Malaysia and beyond in settings that resemble their natural habitats. Visitors can watch how different species coexist and move through these designed spaces.

The grounds are accessible daily and allow visitors to walk through on natural paths at their own pace. Plan several hours for a relaxed tour through the different sections of the park.

The park covers 2.02 hectares, which its operators state makes it the largest bird park in Asia. Its entrance building is shaped like a scaled-down stadium, with greenery and a model parrot perched on the welcome sign. The site sits at the western end of Malacca Botanical Garden, just north of the Melaka Wonderland water theme park.