Lost World of Tambun is a theme park built by Sunway on 40-acre land. Officially opened to the public on 11 November 2004, the Lost World of Tambun consists of a theme park and night park. Surrounded by 400 million old limestone hills, you can find a variety of fun rides and activities such as geothermal hot springs, a petting zoo, water rides and many more!
P.S: The Lost World of Tambun is closed every Tuesday for maintenance.
There are 6 theme parks at the Lost World of Tambun. These theme parks consist of dry and wet rides and activities, and they are all suitable for 👩🧑adults and 👧👦kids! The 6 parks are:-
The best thing to do on a 🥵hot and 😎sunny day is to dive into a blue pool and slide at high speed on a rubber raft! All visitors are required to dress appropriately while at the 💦water park. Below are some of the rides & activities that you must check out at Lost World Water Park!
Come and swim in the biggest wave pool in Malaysia! You can swim in whatever style you want but get ready as there will be 3ft high waves that will come in your way at any time. It is also an awesome place where you can just chill and enjoy shows, 🕺performances and 🥁🎸music.
Awesome Pool Party with DJ
Time: 2:15pm
Duration: 45 minutes
Friday, Saturday and Sunday only
Bring your grandma and rave in the pool with DJs playing some of the most upbeat music!
Awesome Pool Party
Time: 3:00pm & 5.15 pm
Duration: 15 minutes
Location: Jungle Wave Bay
Daily except for Tuesday (Daily during School Holidays and Public Holidays)
Sit back and relax in the pool while watching some dancers with catchy dance moves on stage.
Did you know that Malaysia’s longest man-made river is in the Lost World of Tambun? To enjoy the river, you will need to rent a tube. A double tube costs RM28, whereas a single tube costs RM18. These include the RM10 deposit. Enjoy the captivating scenery of Tambun’s limestone hills with some 💦splashes here and there.
The kids Explorabay is a pool area with activities for 🧒kids and 👶toddlers to enjoy. The water is shallow, and there are lots of shade for kids to rest in and cool off. There are also slides and a ship for your kids to explore! Read Sun Tzu's art of war and be prepared with strategies to pull your kids out of this area, as they might not want to leave once they have stepped into the zone.
Tube Raider is not suitable for those who are claustrophobic. That is because not only is it an enclosed slide, but it is also the longest inflatable tube ride in Malaysia! Hop on a 2-seater tube with a partner, then choose which 1 of the 4 slides you prefer and slide away!
If you like it dry, the Lost World Amusement Park is for you! (Although we can’t guarantee that you will be dry of 🥵sweat) There are all sorts of fun and thrilling rides that are suitable for kids. The area is quite small, so you can expect to spend less time here. Check out some of the best activities here!
(Minimum height: 90cm)
This year is the year of the 🐯tiger, so don’t forget to get some tiger luck by getting on the roller coaster at Lupe’s Adventure. It is not scary and suitable for kids and beginners to ride on. Plus, it’s 😆cute!
While most of the rides here are mild, on the other hand, the 👻Haunted Chambers…not quite so. It is the 😱scariest attraction in the Lost World Amusement Park. Be prepared to scream your 🫁lungs out when you meet with paranormal entities from local folklores like Nenek Kebayan, Pontianak, Pocong and many more. We don’t recommend this place for kids under the age of 9 due to its 10/10 rating on the spookiness. There is an additional fee to pay for the Haunted Chambers admission.
Ipoh was a flourishing tin mining town back in the 19th century. It contributed to Malaysia being world's the largest tin producer at that time. The Lost World of Tambun figured that the young generations today should learn about our history of tin mining hence the establishment of Lost World Tin Valley.
Try your hands on the traditional and manual method of tin mining using nothing but a dulang! Be prepared for some 😫back soreness as you bend over and swirl the dulang with sands looking for tiny tin deposits. Then, proclaim to the world when you mine your very first tin! (Come on! Let’s make our tin mining ancestors proud!)
After shedding all your blood, 🥵sweat and tears with Dulang Washing, you should grab a bite and relax with a cup of ☕coffee or tea. The Dulang Tea House is a restaurant set in a limestone cave that serves traditional Chinese style Kopitiam delicacies such as 🍞toasts, half-boiled kampung 🥚eggs, roasted rice tea and many more. Most importantly, it’s halal!
It is the year of the 🐅tiger, and it’s only befitting if you visit the tigers at the Lost World Tiger Valley. This part of the Lost World of Tambun features some strong and mighty Siberian tigers.
Tiger & Friends
Time: 3:00pm & 4:00pm
Duration: 30 minutes
Location: Lost World Tiger Valley
Daily except for Tuesday (Daily during School Holidays and Public Holidays)
Catch the Siberian tigers in action with your own eyes as they put up an entertaining show for you which includes live feeding. (Don’t worry, you won’t be fed to them🤪)
Bring your kids to see and learn about many animals at the Lost World Petting Zoo! You get to touch, hold and interact with some animals here but please be gentle with them. You also get to witness animals feeding according to schedule throughout the day. Many visitors who have visited the petting zoo gave it 👍thumbs up for surpassing their expectations. Some of the animals here include 🐇rabbits, guinea pigs, 🦒giraffes, 🐦birds and many more.
Meet & Greet With Malayana Family
Time: 11.00am, 11.30am, 12.00pm
Duration: 15 minutes
Location: Monkey Valley
Daily except for Tuesday (Daily during School Holidays and Public Holidays)
Come and say hello to the Malayana Family, the mascots for Lost World of Tambun!
Many people often think of a 🦝raccoon as doraemon a pest, but you might soon change your mind. Meet Ruby and friends, a gaze of friendly raccoons that you can feed and pet. They are so cute that you might not want to leave their enclosure!
Meet the adorable & gentle 🐰rabbits here at Lost World of Tambun’s Rabbit Wonderland! Over here, you get to pet and feed them. This is one of the kids’ favourite places to stop by in the Lost World Petting Zoo.
Giraffes are tall, and it is hard to meet them face to face. However, here in the Lost World of Tambun, it’s a different story. Meet Melman & Marty Rain the giraffe and its friends which are 🦓zebras, ostriches and 🐪camels. You can buy a small basket of 🥕🥒veggies and feed them at a designated pavilion. As for the 🦒giraffe, you will have to climb higher to reach its mouth.
Here is something more exciting you can enjoy in the Lost World of Tambun! There are various activities here that are suitable for adults and kids. The activities here are all centred around the limestone hills and Tambun’s scenic nature. Let's take a look at some of the most interesting ones.
(Minimum weight: 30kg)
This activity is a must-try at the Lost World Adventure Park as you get to slide along the zipline while taking in the beautiful scenery of Boga lake and limestone hills. The zipline is 120m long, and it is not very scary. So kids can attempt this fun activity if they want to.
Explore one of Ipoh’s limestone caves at Lost World of Tambun’s 6th Mile Tunnel. Gear up with a helmet & head torch, and you are ready to go! Before that, don’t forget to tuck your 🧦socks into your shoes to keep the leeches away! There are various cave chambers in the 6th Mile Tunnel. What purposes did they serve during World War 2? That, you’ll have to come and find out by yourself.
If you think you are done for the day then you are wrong! The night activities here at the Lost World of Tambun are equally interesting to explore. There are plenty of activities & attractions that can only be experienced at night, such as the luminous forest, fire show and many more. Let’s take a look at what Night Park has to offer.
The hot springs & spa is available for dipping 🌞day and 🌛night. However, the scenery at night is simply spectacular. You definitely must try dipping in one of the hot springs while surrounded by colourful lights, blurred by the steam. Another reason why a night dip is better than a day dip is the temperature at night is cooler than during the day. This enables you to soak & relax in the mineral-rich water longer.
At night, a small part of the Lost World of Tambun turns into a luminous forest that is 📸instagrammable! As you take your first step in, you find yourself surrounded by specks of small colourful LED lights. It is a truly magical experience for kids and adults.
There you go, the 16 Best Rides & Activities at Lost World of Tambun + Ticket Promotion. If you have no place to go during this Raya, why not head over to the Lost World of Tambun and try all the recommended rides & activities?
