About Lost World Of Tambun Water Park
Attractions at Lost World Of Tambun
Asia’s very first two-storey water ride, the Malayana Rainfortress is one of the most popular rides at the Lost World of Tambun Water Park. The Rainfortress features two pools on two different levels, each boasting of a number of attractions on its own.
The attraction boasts of 12 different water slides, with one of them connecting the top pool to the lower one. The Dragon Lair, the 12 meter long 4D cinematic tunnel at the Rainfortress, also connects the attraction to the Tambun Lazy River.
This pirate themed water attraction is perfectly suited to the young visitors at the Water Park. A pirate ship stands at the center of the pool as its biggest attraction. The Explorabay also features a number of small, kid-sized slides and a tipping bucket that empties from time to time. Water cannons, water fountains and elephants that spray jets of water add to the fantastic adventure at Explorabay.
Hailed as Malaysia’s longest manmade river, the Adventure River is one of the top attractions at the Lost World of Tambun Water Park. This lazy river adventure has one floating across the waters on a circular tube.
The river passes through the stunning limestone cliffs that comprise the park, offering beautiful and unprecedented views across the park’s length. The river also features a tipping bucket along its length, so make sure not to let your guard down!
Named after its snow-white sands, the Sandy Bay at Lost World of Tambun Water Park recreates a traditional beach experience. The Bay sits right beside the Jungle Wave Bay, or the wave pool at the park. The beach area features a few chaise lounges where one can just lounge with a drink in hand.
The Jungle Wave Bay is not only popular as the wave pool at the Lost World of Tambun Water Park, but the largest wave pool in all of Malaysia. The waves roll off at varying heights, and at times may rise up to 3 feet high as well! Occasionally, the Jungle Wave Bay hosts live music and DJ parties as well.
The cliff rider is one of the more challenging water rides at the Lost World of Tambun Water Park. Ideally suited to older children and adults, the water coaster first propels one upward towards the canopy, the hurdle one downward at maximum speed. The extreme ride packs a punch, and should only be ridden under caution.
Priding itself as the longest inflatable tube ride in all of Malaysia, the Tube Raider is a popular family favorite. The Raider offers four separate slides at different levels; riders then float down the slide of their choice in pairs. The tubes have to be rented out at the attraction, and are offered on a first come first serve basis.
One of the most anticipated events at the Lost World of Tambun Water Park, the Awesome Pool Party has one grooving to music at the Jungle Wave Bay pool. The waves come in varying sizes, dancing to the rhythm of the song that is playing.
The regular pool parties are held twice on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Adding live DJ music to the mix, the Pool Party returns with a new vigor on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Lost World Of Tambun Water Park FAQs
What is Lost World Water Park famous for?
The Lost World of Tambun Water Park is home to some of Malaysia’s longest and biggest water-based attractions, such as the longest lazy river (Adventure River), the biggest wave pool (Jungle Wave Bay) and the longest inflatable tube ride (Tube Raider).
Is there a Dress Code for Lost World Of Tambun Water Park?
Yes, the water park requires its visitors to adhere to its strict dress codes to maintain the cleanliness and hygiene of the pools.
For those required to cover their skin by faith or religion:- Head cover - Burkini - Rash Guard Shirt - Long Aerobic tights
For others:- Swimsuits - Hair caps for longer hair
What is the best time to visit Lost World Of Tambun Water Park?
The best time to visit the Water Park would be during the earliest hours, just after opening time. The crowd at the Park gradually thickens as the day grows, and coming early would allow one a crowd-free experience. It would also be easier to access lockers and tubes, which are rented out on a first come first serve basis.
What are the best things to do at Lost World of Tambun?
The best things to do at Lost World of Tambun are:
- Enjoy a Feeding Show: The Lost World conducts feeding shows throughout the day. The feeding shows take place across different themed sections- the Hippo Kingdom, the Tiger Valley, the Rainforest Trail and the Petting Zoo- on a daily basis.
- Take a dip in its natural springs: The stunning diversity of this eco-park also includes the presence of natural hot springs. The hot springs form a part of the Lost World Night Park, and the experiences here include natural geysers, spas, water treatments and much more.
- Explore the history of Tin Mining in Ipoh: The Tin Valley at Lost World pays a special tribute to the tin mining history of Ipoh. This themed section not only offers educational walks, but also conducts live demonstrations of the tin mining process where visitors get to try their hand operating a sluice box themselves.