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Lost World of Tambun Amusement and Water Park Tickets

No.1, Persiaran Lagun Sunway 1, Sunway City Ipoh, 31150 Ipoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan, Malaysia

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What You'll Experience

Ride the waves at Jungle Wave Bay or relax on the sandy shores of Sandy Bay

Explore old mining tunnels, see traditional mining demonstrations, and pan for gold at Tin Valley

Enjoy hands-on fun at the petting zoo where kids can feed and learn about a variety of animals

Unwind and relax in the soothing natural hot springs after a day of adventure and excitement

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Azrizal D.

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Had a great time at The Lost World of Tambun with my family. This place is definitely family-friendly and very suitable for a vacation with kids. There are lots of fun activities for both children and adults. We really enjoyed the water park, hot springs and the overall atmosphere. The staff were friendly and helpful too. Overall, a great place to spend quality time with the family. Definitely worth visiting and we would love to come back again!

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About Lost World of Tambun Amusement and Water Park

Lost World of Tambun Amusement and Water Park offers the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation in the heart of a lush rainforest 🌳. Thrill-seekers can conquer exciting water slides, splash around in the wave pools, or drift peacefully along the lazy river. For a more relaxing experience, unwind in the natural hot springs surrounded by stunning cliffs and playful otters 🦦. With so many attractions in Lost World of Tambun, there’s something for everyone, whether you’re chasing thrills or seeking tranquility.

Beyond the water park, immerse yourself in nature with a visit to Tiger Valley, meet the gibbons, or explore Tin Valley to uncover Malaysia’s rich tin mining history. There are endless activities in Lost World of Tambun Amusement and Water Park, ensuring every visitor has an unforgettable experience. Don’t miss out and get your ticket Lost World of Tambun Amusement and Water Park today to start your adventure!🏞️

Experience thrilling adventures at Lost World of Tambun

Relax and unwind in the natural hot springs surrounded by stunning rainforest views

Discover exciting wildlife and immersive attractions

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The best things to do at Lost World of Tambun Amusement and Water Park

1. Enjoy the water slides and wave pool

Spend time at the Lost World Water Park, where you can ride the slides at Tube Raiders, race down Cliff Racer, or relax in Jungle Wave Bay. Adventure River is another popular option, allowing you to float along the water in a rubber tube while passing limestone scenery. Families with younger children can head to Kids Explorabay for smaller slides, water cannons, fountains, and interactive play areas.

2. Try the amusement park rides

Head to the Lost World Amusement Park for rides suitable for different thrill levels. Stormrider swings like a pirate ship, Dragon Flights lifts and spins visitors through the air, while Giddy Galleon offers a spinning ride for families. Younger visitors can also enjoy Perak Parade, a miniature train ride. For an additional challenge, explore the spooky Haunted Chambers.

3. Meet animals at the petting zoo

Explore the Lost World Petting Zoo to see a variety of animals, including capybaras, emus, cassowaries, and other wildlife. You can also purchase animal feeding kits for selected encounters. It is a good activity for families who want to introduce children to different animal species and learn about their care.

4. Observe the tigers at Tiger Valley

Visit Lost World Tiger Valley to see Siberian tigers and learn more about these large cats. Check the daily wildlife encounter schedule for opportunities to watch animal activities and feeding sessions. Follow staff instructions and remain in the designated viewing areas throughout your visit.

5. Relax in the natural hot springs

After enjoying the rides, spend some time at Lost World Hot Springs and Spa. The area offers hot spring pools and different bathing options for visitors who want to unwind. You can also visit in the evening as part of the Lost World Hot Springs and Night Park experience, which operates from 18:00 to 23:00 daily.

6. Explore the Luminous Forest at night

Walk across the Bridge of Luminosa into the Luminous Forest, where glowing plants and large illuminated figures create a nighttime attraction inspired by the Malayana tribe. The forest is open daily from 20:00 to 22:00, making it a good activity to include after your daytime rides and swimming.

7. Learn about Ipoh's tin-mining history

Visit Lost World Tin Valley to discover the history of tin mining in Ipoh and the Kinta Valley. Follow the Tin Trail, view historical equipment and artefacts, and try dulang washing, a traditional method of separating tin ore from soil and sand. You can also stop at Dulang Tea House for locally roasted coffee, toast, and other local refreshments.

8. Take on outdoor adventure activities

For a more active experience, head to Lost World Adventure Park. Activities include a 120-metre zip line across Tasik Cermin, climbing routes with abseiling, kayaking, and team-based obstacle challenges. Check the age, height, weight, and participation requirements for each activity before taking part.

9. Watch the scheduled shows and wildlife encounters

Include a live show or wildlife encounter in your itinerary to add variety between rides and other activities. The park publishes schedules for its animal encounters and entertainment, although timings may change due to weather or operational conditions. Review the official show schedule on the day of your visit.

The best time to visit Lost World of Tambun Amusement and Water Park

Best days to visit

Visit on Wednesday to Friday for a more relaxed experience, as weekends, school holidays, and public holidays tend to attract more visitors. The park is closed on Tuesdays, except during Malaysian school and public holidays. Arriving at opening time gives you more time to enjoy the rides, pools, and other attractions.

Best months to visit

June to August is a good period to consider for outdoor activities because Ipoh generally experiences lower rainfall during these months, particularly in June and July. November is typically the wettest month, so prepare for possible rain if you visit during this period. Rain can affect outdoor activities and scheduled shows.

Best time of day

Arrive in the morning to make the most of the water park and amusement rides before spending the evening at the hot springs. The main theme park generally operates from 11:00 to 18:00 on weekdays and from 10:00 to 18:00 on weekends, school holidays, and public holidays. The Lost World Hot Springs and Night Park operates daily from 18:00 to 23:00. Check the official website before your visit for the latest schedule.

Culinary experience near Lost World of Tambun Amusement and Water Park

Garden Terrace Lost World of Tambun

Located at Sunway Lost World Hotel, Garden Terrace offers a relaxed dining setting surrounded by greenery. Its breakfast buffet features Malaysian favourites alongside international dishes, making it a convenient option before starting a day at the theme park.
Best for: Buffet breakfast, nasi lemak, fried noodles, rice dishes, bread, pastries, and Western breakfast options.

Restoran Sam Poh • Tambun

Restoran Sam Poh in Tambun serves traditional Chinese and Cantonese-style dishes in a casual setting, with both air-conditioned and outdoor seating. The menu features generous portions suited to sharing, making it a practical choice for families or groups looking for a satisfying meal after visiting the park.
Best for: Cantonese home-style cooking, fried rice, steamed fish, honey chicken, vegetables, and other shared Chinese dishes.

Dulang Tea House

Set beneath a limestone hill inside the park, Dulang Tea House offers a traditional kopitiam-style experience inspired by the area's tin-mining history. You can enjoy simple refreshments and local favourites such as roti tumbuk, toast with chicken curry, and roasted rice tea in a distinctive setting.
Best for: Traditional Malaysian toast, roti tumbuk, soft-boiled eggs, local coffee, teh tarik, and roasted rice tea.

Cuisines The Restaurant

Situated at TUI BLUE The Haven Ipoh, Cuisines The Restaurant serves a mix of Malaysian, Asian, and international dishes. The restaurant offers breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with options ranging from local favourites to Western-style meals. Its lakeside and limestone-hill surroundings make it a comfortable place for a more relaxed meal away from the park's busy attractions.
Best for: Malaysian and international cuisine, local breakfast dishes, laksa, buffet meals, and vegetarian-friendly options.

Warong The Kochie

Located at Jalan Lembah Perpaduan in Ulu Kinta, Warong The Kochie is a casual local eatery close to Lost World of Tambun. Its menu includes familiar Malaysian breakfast staples and freshly prepared meals, making it suitable for a quick breakfast before entering the park or a casual meal after your activities.
Best for: Wantan mee, roti canai, nasi lemak, nasi ayam, local kuih, freshly prepared Malaysian dishes, coffee, and matcha drinks.

Age & accessibility at Lost World of Tambun Amusement and Water Park

Age requirements

Lost World of Tambun welcomes visitors of different ages, with admission prices and ride restrictions based on age and height.

Children below 90 cm in height can enter for free. The child admission rate applies to children aged 12 and below who are at least 90 cm tall, while the adult rate applies from age 13. Visitors aged 60 and above qualify for the senior rate. Children aged 12 and below must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or above throughout their visit.

Minimum height requirements vary by attraction. The requirements are published in the official ride and attraction guidelines. Follow the safety instructions displayed at each attraction, as physical or medical conditions may also restrict access.

Accessibility facilities

Lost World of Tambun provides rental equipment to help visitors who need assistance getting around the park.

Wheelchair rental: RM33, with a RM10 deposit, for a total payment of RM43.

Baby stroller rental: RM33, with a RM10 deposit, for a total payment of RM43.

Children’s push car rental: RM33, with a RM10 deposit, for a total payment of RM43.

These rental options are available inside the park. Prices are listed on the official tickets and rentals page.

Visitors with limited mobility should note that the availability of a wheelchair does not necessarily mean every ride, pool, or attraction is wheelchair-accessible. The park's published information does not detail step-free routes or wheelchair access for individual attractions.

Practical tips for visiting Lost World of Tambun Amusement and Water Park

Book your tickets in advance. Check the latest admission prices, ticket packages, and operating hours before your visit. Booking Lost World of Tambun tickets online can help you plan your budget and avoid ticket-counter queues.

Arrive early. Get to the park near opening time to enjoy more attractions and spend less time waiting in queues, especially during weekends and school holidays.

Wear comfortable clothing. Bring swimwear for the water park, comfortable clothes for the dry rides, and suitable footwear for walking around the park.

Bring a change of clothes. Pack a towel, extra clothes, and a waterproof bag to keep your belongings dry after enjoying the water attractions.

Apply sunscreen. Use sunscreen before entering outdoor areas and reapply it throughout the day, particularly when spending extended periods in the pools or outdoor attractions.

Check height and age restrictions. Review the requirements for rides and water slides before visiting, especially if you are bringing children.

Check the operating schedule. The park is generally closed on Tuesdays, except during Malaysian school and public holidays. Check the official website for the latest opening hours and attraction updates.