Fun & Facts About Lost World Of Tambun

You can be a part of the thrilling rides only at the Lost World Amusement Park where you can soar high in the air or stay afloat for a while. Some of the rides worth mentioning are Adventure Express, Lupe’s Adventure, Perak Parade, Storm Rider, Giddy Galleon, Dragon Flights, and Haunted Chambers. Spend the whole day taking these rides and feel the wind on your face. It is one of the best- themed zones for all those who love dry land attractions.

Escape the heat of the tropical rainforest, and plunge into the waterpool where the entire zone is strewn with buckets, water cannons, and spraying elephants at Lost World of Tambun water park. People from all ages enjoy riding on the waves while they cool down their body with endless dips in the pools. Moreover, you and your kids can also enjoy the fun with the best surf and slides like Jungle Wave Bay, Adventure River, Sandy Bay, Kids Explorabay, Cliff Racer, Tube Raider, and Malayana Rainforest. Pencil Hill overlooks this place which is also home to the longest man-made river in Malaysia.

The Lost World Tin Valley will take you back to the 19th century when the area was just a mining land. You can get your hands dirty with the hands-on experience of mining tin from the earth called Dulang washing. Along with seeing the various artefacts and stories surrounding the miners, you can also avail yourself of the educational series on mining. Apart from that, you can climb on the backs of the elephant statues that carried all the heavy material around in the olden days and can also get clicked with them. Dulang Tea House is nearby which will give you a taste of the same tea that the miners had after a day-break.

The tigers are an integral part of Malaysian history and are an iconic symbol as well. Get the opportunity of meeting these big Siberian Tigers at the Tiger Valley and watch the rangers feed the tigers at the ‘Tigers and Friends’ Feeding time. Witness the tigers climbing, swimming and having fun in their enclosure. You can watch the majestic animal with rustic yellow coats and stripes enjoying all the attention and witness their roaring which will definitely attract you. You can learn more about the habitat and lineage of tigers there.

Come face-to-face with various domestic and wild animals at the Petting Zoo where there are animals from over 55 species. You can also touch the pet animals, in addition to feeding them. Some of the stars of the show are the raccoon Ruby, Wira the Macaw, and Giraffes; apart from them, you will also find foxes and felines in the pet zones. There is a well-curated Marmoset Island as well, within the same premises. Look out for Tarantula Alley, Rabbit Wonderland, Tortoise Kingdom, and the Bird’s Paradise. Also heading to the Rock Canopy where the pythons are also present will be a great educational experience.

This is a special place which you can use for team-building activities. It is built within the limestone hills, where you can engage in the 13 high rope courses. The Lost World activities that you engage in with colleagues foster an environment of trust and communication which is why it is the favourite zone for corporations. You can also engage in activities such as rock climbing, ziplining, kayaking, cave exploration, camping and glamping there. Glamping is a good way to explore camping in protected surroundings which is often enjoyed by both the young and the old ones. Everything there is ready, right from the set-up to the food, you just have to end up there with your pals. Moreover, there are villas for staycations as well to have the best of the time while in here.

You can expect to spend the best time of your life after dark at Lost World Hot Springs. The park is nestled among nature’s bounty, like forests and limestone hills. Watch out for some great performances, healing at the hot springs, and exciting meets with animals. Some of the attractions that are open around that time are:

• Hot Springs & Spa
• Luminous Forest
• Tarantula Alley
• Flaming Percussion
• Jungle Wave Pool
• Ipoh Street
• Glamping

Like any other hot springs found on earth, this is a healing pot. Most adults with ailments like pain and arthritis dip in the pool for its therapeutic effects. There are 12 pools in total, each one having a different temperature for your ultimate comfort. Take self-pampering to another level with a spa experience at Crystal Spa where the masseurs will give you the most de-stressing massage. You can also try aromatherapy massages or Lomi according to your choice. You can relax and rejuvenate yourself in following places at Lost World Hot Spring and Spa-- Saphira’s Lair- Crystal Spa and pool- Infinity pool- The Geyser Of Tambun- Steam cave- Top Of The World Pool- Foot spa- Jungle Wave Pool

You can cross the Bridge of Luminosa to head to the Luminous Forest, where the Malayana tribe is. It is a mysterious realm which will amaze you from the word, ‘Go.’ The enchanted land is replete with glowing flowers, magical elves, and mythical wonders. Get to interact with the tribe and know about their lifestyle and habitat. Attend the following attractions inside which are sure to leave you amazed:-- Lights of Aiyanna- The Malyana family- Shadowfang- Mother Sophea- Bridge of Luminosa

Get inside a tube and slide from a height into a pool. This is one amazing experience that you can have with kids in tow. You might have a feeling that you will shoot right to the top of the canopy from the staring station.

Get on an inflatable tube ride, which boasts of being the longest one in Malaysia. You have a choice of four different types of slides there. You can enjoy this water slide with your entire family.

This kids’ special zone has a large, and immersive play area for kids, with giant tipping buckets, water-spraying elephants, water curtains, and fountains. Your kids will also enjoy the pirate ship ride and will not agree to leave the zone.

Lupe’s Adventure is one such ride which is the first roller coaster of its kind in Perak. Experience some speed and tight turns that can scare you and give you jitters. Hold on to the railings for some serious falls and rises along the way, too.

Get on the pirate ship that swings at least 180-degrees from one end of the pivot to another. You can feel the rough seas beneath, although virtually. Hold the sides of the ship, or the safety bar and swing in unison with all the others in tow. It is a thrilling trip.

Fasten those seat belts and swing and rotate with all your might. Well, you do not have to do much, but sit on the fixed harness. All that rotating and revolving can make you dizzy, so keep medicines handy. If you love such action, go for a second time and repeat the frolic.

You can check out the education boards on the Tin History Walk, where you will learn about the extraction methods of tin. Get to know about the metal’s properties and some interesting facts as well. Find out how and why the metal assumed so much prominence across the globe.

You will witness and also get a hands-on experience of using the Dulang, in which the earth is scooped in. Thereafter, water is mixed into the earth mixture and swirls the mixture. The dirt and lighter earth leave the vessel as it is set in motion. The tin remains.

It is a Project by Tenby Schools, you can learn about the features and history of Tin, from the artefacts laid out in the galleria. This is an immersive tour that gives you complete knowledge about how the metal tin was mined. So, kids should witness this for a knowledge that their school texts cannot provide.

Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the tropical rainforest inside this destination-based amusement park. There will be quite a few animals including foxes and cats, to give you company. The constant chirping of the birds will calm your senses, too. Squirrels and deer will also greet you on your way.

The white and black-eared marmoset will give you company on this man made island, built just for them. These small-sized squirrel-like monkeys have this impish look on their faces, and you are bound to fall in love with them. It is one of the first in Malaysia. The park authorities made it with recycled materials and it is a floating one, another astounding feature.

Now, you need not be afraid of the cold-blooded reptiles. Check them out, climbing the walls of their enclosures, or hibernating in some corner. You can meet the sluggish pythons all-curled up in a corner. Moreover, the slithery green snakes can be seen running around the place. You will be able to learn about their food and habitat from the education boards there.

Your idea about raccoons being pests will completely change after this visit. Furthermore, you can interact with Ruby, the most popular one over there, and her friends as well. You can touch them and feed them as well. These lovable nocturnal creatures will enthral you with their kindness.

There is someone waiting for you at the Tortoise Kingdom where there is a tall 30-feet high waterfall within the same premises.The Chinese Box Turtle and the Turtle Senterrapin are the most popular residents there. It acts as an excellent backdrop for your photographs. There is a stream that flows through the kingdom, and you will surely see many other types of tortoises there.

Visit the beautiful aviary, surrounded by limestone and forests. This is a place, where the colourful birds are free to fly inside, in their habitat. There are over 500 birds in the aviary, chirping and cooing into your ears. You will simply be mesmerised by their beauty. Enjoy the meet-up with the birds up, close, and personal.

See the creations of Sophea, the mother inside the jungle. Some of the special flowers inside have a special glow, and that is what the Lights of Aiyanna is all about. If you happen to sit beneath them, they will illuminate your mind and wash away worries.

The bridge is made from original Malayan rafts which basically links the rest of the park with the Luminous Forest. You will also learn about the eldest tribal, Makalani, who was the first to cross over and enter the magical forest. You should feel privileged to have made your way inside.

Mother Sophea greets you, as you enter the magical realm. She is a 400 million years old magical Willow tree that can forecast. The seeds from the tree gave the forest a magical glow. Moreover, it was Mother herself, who allowed Makalani and the Malayan tribe inside the forest.

It is a special zone which is created for kids. As the evening sets in, the place starts glowing with all the illumination around. It also has a super-long slide that kids and adults can also enjoy. You can also find a kid’s foot reflexology area inside the water pools.

After an entire day filled with fun and games, anybody would feel like getting a massage. You can head to Crystal Spa, and have the best aromatherapy massage of your life in the hands of the trained masseur. You will feel rejuvenated after coming out of the spa.

You have to climb a bit, to reach the Top of the World Pool. It is a jacuzzi pool. With warm water flowing in jets. Get a nice spray on your body, that invigorates the tired muscles. It is therapeutic hydrotherapy-massage at its best. Your joints and muscles will feel relaxed.

Enjoy your time in the Luminous Forest, as you have a special meet with Mother Sophea, Shadowfang, and the Giant Butterfly. It is a surreal sight for one and all. The home of the Malayana tribe has the best surprises for you, in the night time. Your kids will feel enticed by the magical world.

You can unwind at any of the 12 hot pools, which are brimming with therapeutic thermal water. Saphira’s Bistro is located nearby and offers you nice treats after a hot dip. Release the knots in your muscles and feel relaxed from the inside out. It is also a therapeutic trip per se.

If you love creepy crawlies, like spiders, then you should definitely visit this spot. The Tarantulas are a class apart, with large fangs and bushy legs. If you can tolerate all of that, you can also hold them and pet them. Learn about their life, habitat, and eating habits from their caretakers.