Taman Tun Dr Ismail Community Centre — Attraction in Kuala Lumpur

Public Library TTDI is located at Pusat Komuniti TTDI at Jalan Athinahapan. More parking spaces, wider reading space, a bigger children section space and many more facilities.

Few things which made me happy apart from things mentioned above : Many sofas and couch at both floors enabling readers to rest comfortably after reading/doing their assignments. Elevator for those who are unable to climb the beautiful spiral staircase. Lots of beautiful doodles and murals. Enchanting to look at especially if you are a fan to Superdoofus. I am yet to find his 'Seketul Sina' on the wall. Will explore later. 😁 At the children section, there are a few mini stages for children. It can be their space to practise public speaking.Perfect place to practise and kill the stage fright. Or it can be converted into a mum/dad story telling corner. At each working tables, a row of sockets and plugs are ready to be used. This is essential as everybody needs plugs for their laptops and phones. (I simply love this). Visiting the ladies, I am truly delighted looking at the water hose. The water hose is attached at the wall higher that the usual level making it dangling without touching the floor of the loo. Believe me, with the wet condition of our loos, it irks a lot to pick them up from the floor. A lot of intersting areas to be filled with activies such as the Ruang Seni Lukis. Free Wifi.

So guys, head down to this area and enjoy the facilities. By the way, there is also tennis courts outside of the library and this library is surrounded by the natural beauty and lushes green of the nature. Lovely!

Opening hour Monday: 2 pm to 6:45 pm Tuesday - Friday: 10 am to 6:45 pm Saturday and Sunday: 10 am to 5:00 pm Closed on the first Saturday & Sunday.

*Since the area is quite big, the bookshelves look a bit bare but this is an opportunity for you who have a lot of books to be ģiven away. Donate them here and many will benefit from...

The situation at this community center is comfortable. Spacious hall space can be rented for weddings, birthday parties and any other appropriate ceremony according to the rules and conditions set by the management of DBKL. For students and the public who are interested in reading and thirst for knowledge can get reading materials from the library available. There are badminton, takraw and tennis courts and a gym. There is also a court for Futsall sports fans. To rent a badminton court is online on the DBKL website. The fee is RM8.00 per hour. There are also jogging and leisure trails around the outside of this community hall. Extensive driveway areas and ample parking are available. The cleanliness of the area and the hall is very commendable as well as there are security guards on duty at this place. Next to the hall at the front of the hall there is a cafe. There are definitely toilets and other equipment in this community center, some I overlooked for me to use while at the...

I have been using the children's library to draw inspiration for my children's books project research. Today, they put a signage that adults without kids can't enter. I would love to bring one of my kids, but how can I do so if all of them are schooling during weekdays? The ability to use the books there without borrowing or buying outside is crucial for my research.

I am authoring children's books and need to use the children library during weekdays to get inspiration. Can the library admin allow adults without kids to enter, especially during weekdays where barely there are kids? I have been visiting daily for a month, at most there are only one or two adults without kids at a time. 95% of the time there are no kids during weekdays.

Can the administration/service desk...