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In Malaysia, there are many water theme park established. Lost World of Tambun was located on Sunway City Ipoh, Perak. It was owned by Sunway Lagoon Water Park Sdn Bhd. This is one branch of sunway lagoon water theme park.

Direction to reach there:

Take the North-South Expressway and exit at ‘EXIT 139 (interchange for ipoh,Tg. Rambutan & Tambun drive)’. Drive along Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah utara then Jalan Tambun heading to sunway city Ipoh, and lost world of Tambun right after Giant Hypermarket.

The admission fee is : RM 22.90 for adult during my visit and right now its RM 19.90 and RM 17.90 for children during my visit and right now its RM 15.90 and for children below 90cm, the admissions is free. For me I think, the admission fee is quite expensive. It’s because right in there, you’ll need to rent the locker room to put your things and also you maybe need to rent things such as float/buoy. So the cost of money you’ll spend will increase. If they could lower the fee, it would be great.

Operation Hours is:

Weekdays (Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday) 11am-6pm

Weekends, School & Public Holiday (Saturday & Sunday) 10am-6pm

CLOSED on Tuesday except public holidays

The main reason to be here is of course it water theme park.

 

First one is jungle wave pool. It was built with wave and its look like beach suitable with its name, waterfall beach garden section.

its suitable for all visitor because it depth is slowly increasing.

For kids, lost world of tambun also provided Wet Park for them. So its suitable to bring your children here. Your kid would love it.

For those who love adventure during bathing, lost world of tambun provide facilities such as cliff racer & tube raiders.

 

The second one is, Tambun Hot Spring. During my trip there, I am really cold after long period playing in jungle wave pool. So I went to tambun hot spring and the water is warm and its feel really great.

This is just some of picture for Water Park. Now, for Dry Park. Lots of interesting dry park facilities provided which are storm rider, dragon flight giddy galleon and perak parade.

 

I ride stormrider and damm, its so exciting. Definitely you have to ‘hold’ well to avoid wet.hihi

 

You also can experience cave exploration at lost world of tambun but I don’t have a chance to experience this one. But one thing is, this cave is seem to be like Indian temple and I don’t want to enter the temple.

 

If you want to relax your mind and have a fresh air, you should enjoy needle of tambun. You’ll ride the goose in the lake. While enjoying the beautiful scenery of lone-standing rock in a limestone valley. It would be great if you can spend some time with your love one here. i forgot aabout their operating hour but get more info from their official website.later I’ll give you.

 

But before you spend some time or hang out at any of those places, you should ride this adventure express. This train will give you ride around lost world of tambun. You’ll will enjoy the beautiful scenery around this place plus get some idea from this place. It would help you to enjoy maximum satisfaction here.

Lost world of tambun provide lots of excitement and many good facility to be enjoyed by visitor. Other excitement here is tiger valley, sandy bay, beach activities, played beach volleyball, drift the longest adventure river of waves in Asia, even recreational activities such as lake kayaking,river cruise, camping and limestone trail.

After so much fun, comes hunger. Since no food are allowed to be brought in, the waves restaurant provided for visitor to enjoy the food and of course its more expensive. Lost world of tambun is worth to visit and with school break in closing in, this place will be suitable choice for you to spend you time with your family.

for more information visit lost world of tambun

p/s: lately i got lots of idea to write but somehow i did not write,damm why i am so lazy.what a waste. & i spend so much time editing those picture bcoz i’m not pro. that why i took some time to update my blog

 

 

 

 

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