Lost World of Tambun Tickets
Welcome to Lost World of Tambun, one of Malaysia’s favourite theme parks.
Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey filled with thrills, natural wonders, and immersive experiences. From the exhilarating Water Park and enchanting Amusement Park to the fascinating Petting Zoo and rejuvenating Hot Springs & Spa, this fun-filled, family-friendly paradise is a must-visit to any traveller heading to Ipoh.
Just remember, that since the park is so huge, it’s useful to carry along a copy of the map on your visit.
Without further do, here’s the only guide you’ll be need to plan a trip there!
Located in Ipoh, the Lost World of Tambun is an amusement park, water park, and eco-adventure park. This holiday destination is only around a two-hours-drive from the Kuala Lumpur city centre.
This mega-park lies within the rainforest, offering 88 attractions, ten parks, and you get to meet more than 120 animal species, making your Lost World of Tambun tickets extremely worth it. Fun fact: the 40-acre resort was open to the public back in 2004.
Just bought your Lost World of Tambun tickets and have no idea where to start? No worries, we’ve got you covered. This massive park has primarily two attractions, namely the theme parks and the night park.
The theme parks include Lost World Water Park, Lost World Amusement Park, Lost World Tin Valley, Lost World Tiger Valley, Lost World Petting Zoo, and Lost World Adventure Park.
The night park, on the other hand, refers to the Lost World Hot Springs Night Park, which consists of the Luminous Forest, Hot Springs and Spa.
1-Day Itinerary for a visit here
- Visit the Lost World Water Park: This is likely your main destination. Experience an adrenaline rush at several thrilling rides like the Adventure River, Jungle Wave Bay, Cliff Racer, and Tube Raider. Meanwhile, for family-friendly rides, head to the Sandy Bay and Kids Explorabay.
- Take a detour: Head to the Malayan Rainfortess, a two-and-a-half-storey water ride surrounded by lush greenery with 12 water slides, a first in Asia.
- Explore the Lost World Amusement Park: Once you’ve had enough fun at the water park, check out the fun and games on dry land. Here, you can go on a breathtaking roller coaster ride, or get yourself dizzy on the swinging Dragon Flights.
- Get to the spooky zone: For brave souls, visit the haunted chambers for a memorable, hair-raising experience.
- Hang out with the animals: Say hi to animals of 55 species at the petting zoo. The attractions here include the Tarantula Alley, Giraffe and Friends, Rabbit Wonderland, and Tortoise Kingdom. You can even interact with racoons and marmosets, as well as listen to the sound of wildlife once you walk onto the Rain Forest Trail.
- Next stop, the night park: Open to the public at 8pm, drop by at the stunning Luminous Forest with glowing flowers and trees. Here, meet The Malayana Family, Mother Sophea, an old, magical talking tree, as well as the protectors of the place – The Malayana Warriors and Shadowfang
- At the end of the journey: Enjoy a comforting hot spring and spa at the twelve pools here, with light refreshments. Make the most of the experiences here, such as detoxing at the Steam Cave, pampering yourself at the Top Of The World jacuzzi pool, or giving your feet a break at the foot spa.
The park’s Jungle Wave Bay is the largest wave pool in Malaysia. The waves here can hit up to three feet high. There are different levels of waves that allow you to feel like you’re right in the ocean.
During weekdays and public holidays, the Awesome Pool Party starts at 3:00pm and 5:15pm, while on weekends and Fridays, it starts at 2:15pm.
An adult Lost World of Tambun ticket is priced from MYR 48 onwards, while children with 90cm in height and below enjoy free entry. Malaysians with MyKad can enjoy a lower ticket price.
Lost World of Tambun Ticket Prices and Packages
Ticket prices may vary. Please click here for updated prices.
Ultimately prices and packages will vary according to whether you are a Malaysian citizen or a traveller, so it’s best to learn more about the Lost World of Tambun’s ticket prices before your visit.
Ipoh is located in Perak, one of the many states in Malaysia, and a favourite weekend go-to place for locals. And the Lost World of Tambun is a paradise for adventure seekers, or families looking for a great time.
If you don’t want to drive, you can head to the theme park by bus from Ipoh city centre. If you are coming from other states in Malaysia or from overseas, you can easily reach Ipoh by train (Electric Train Service) or by plane.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many rides does the Lost World of Tambun have?
The park has a total of 88 attractions and ten parks, from water activities to petting zoos and hot springs. There are also 123 animal species here, perfect for a family vacation.
Is the Tambun hot spring a natural hot spring?
The hot springs at the park contain 100 percent natural mineral hot springs water. You can even opt for a traditional massage session at its Crystal Spa for a therapeutic recharge.
Is a dip in hot springs good for the skin?
Yes! Dipping in a hot spring is more than just a soothing activity. It is good for the skin, bones, and nails, and it freshens our minds.
Do you have to shower after a natural hot spring?
Before entering a hot spring, you should wash your body and make sure it’s nice and clean. However, don’t shower immediately after a hot spring, as the minerals will be washed off, hence lessening the effectiveness. Gently wipe yourself down, stay hydrated, and allow your body to rest for at least half an hour after a hot spring.
What are Lost World of Tambun opening hours?
The theme parks are open from 11am to 11pm (Monday to Friday), and it’s closed on Tuesday, except on school holidays and public holidays. During the weekends and holidays, the operating hours are from 10am until 11pm. Whereas the night park and hot springs are open daily from 6pm to 11pm. You should also definitely factor in the animal feeding timings on your visit especially if you have plans to visit the Lost World Petting Zoo.
What should I wear?
Given Malaysia’s hot and humid weather all year round, it’s best to go for casual and comfortable clothing.
Proper swimming attire is recommended for safety and hygiene purposes, but attire made from Lycra, Jersey, or Nylon material is also acceptable. The same dress code applies to visitors entering the hot spring and spa.
Is there any hotel nearby?
The park has both glamorous camping and resort options for you to choose from.
Lost World of Tambun hotel, aka the Lost World Hotel, is the only hotel in the country to offer free night park access. Situated within the destination itself, guests can just directly walk to the theme parks. An alternative would be the glamorous camping (glamping) sites or the Malayana Floating Villa. For more hotel inspiration, check out the full list of the best hotels near the Lost World of Tambun.
What is Tambun famous for?
When visiting Tambun, people normally visit nearby attractions like Ipoh Old Town and Kellie’s Castle. Nevertheless, this town is probably most famous for the theme park, as it is an awesome holiday destination, and the first thing locals will think of when you mention Tambun. Tambun in Perak is different from Penang’s suburb Bukit Tambun, so don’t get confused!
