ASIA Records is proud to officially recognise Zoo Negara Malaysia (Malaysian Zoological Society) for achieving:
Highest Number of Participants in Group Events Hosted by a Zoo’s Founding Zoological Society
(30,390 participants across 331 group events; 1 January 2023 to 30 September 2026)
This recognition highlights Zoo Negara Malaysia’s achievement in engaging 30,390 participants through 331 group events, demonstrating the Malaysian Zoological Society’s commitment to community participation, wildlife awareness and creating educational and recreational experiences within a zoological environment.

Connecting 30,390 Participants Through Group Events
From 1 January 2023 to 30 September 2026, Zoo Negara Malaysia, under the management of the Malaysian Zoological Society, recorded 30,390 participants across 331 group events.
This achievement highlights Zoo Negara’s capacity to host large-scale group activities, bringing together organisations, families and communities through shared experiences that combine recreation, wildlife appreciation and engagement with nature.


Beyond a Zoo: A Destination for Community Activities
Zoo Negara Malaysia offers more than traditional wildlife exhibits, providing dedicated spaces and facilities suitable for organised gatherings and group experiences.
Its facilities include open-air recreational areas, a 12,000-square-foot picnic field and an air-conditioned multipurpose hall, accommodating various types of group activities.
These facilities create opportunities for community engagement and shared experiences in a unique environment surrounded by nature.


A Milestone Moment of Recognition
ASIA Records recognition was officially presented on 20 October 2026 at Hyatt Regency Kuala Lumpur at KL Midtown, during the 10th Gather of Achievers – ASEAN Records & ASIA Records Gala Night 2026.
The recognition was received on stage by Cik Zarina Idris, Vice President of Malaysian Zoological Society of Zoo Negara Malaysia, and Nur Izzatun Auni Noor Saini, Zoology Officer of Zoo Negara Malaysia, representing Zoo Negara Malaysia and the Malaysian Zoological Society, whose collective efforts in event coordination, visitor engagement and organisational support contributed to the successful hosting of group events.
Voices of Leadership
Reflecting on the achievement, Cik Zarina Idris, Vice President of Malaysian Zoological Society of Zoo Negara Malaysia, shared:
“Receiving ASIA Records recognition is a proud moment for Zoo Negara Malaysia and everyone involved in making our group events possible.
The participation of 30,390 individuals across 331 events represents more than an organisational milestone. It reflects the trust and support of the many communities, organisations and families who have joined us over the years.
We believe Zoo Negara should be a place where people not only discover wildlife but also build meaningful connections with nature. We hope this recognition will inspire more people to participate in our activities and support our continued conservation and educational efforts.”
About Zoo Negara Malaysia
Zoo Negara Malaysia is Malaysia’s national zoo, managed by the Malaysian Zoological Society, a non-governmental organisation established to develop the country’s first local zoo.
Officially opened on 14 November 1963, Zoo Negara is located in Hulu Kelang, Ampang, Selangor, covering approximately 61.53 acres.
The zoo has evolved into an open-concept zoological park, with more than 90% of its animals housed in spacious environments designed to reflect their natural habitats.
Its operations are guided by five core pillars: conservation, education, research, recreation and training, supporting its commitment to animal welfare, biodiversity awareness and public education.
In addition to its zoological operations, Zoo Negara offers educational activities, recreational experiences and facilities for organised group events, supporting opportunities for communities to engage with wildlife and nature.
Through its continued development, Zoo Negara Malaysia remains committed to promoting environmental awareness, encouraging public participation and strengthening connections between people and wildlife.
For more information, visit:
https://www.zoonegara.my/