The Lost world of Tambun, Ipoh, Malaysia

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The Lost world of Tambun, Ipoh, Malaysia
by Rohan Kapur \| 07-06-2013 23:28 0
Last year in Malaysia we visited The Lost world of Tambun at Sunway City in Ipoh. Time stands still in this Malayana civilisation where ancient man hunted, gathered and built their temple. Now amidst the gigantic ruins are the five elements of fun rides and sights – the Water Park, the Amusement Park, Lost World Hot Springs, the Tiger Valley and the Lost World Petting Zoo. The 400 million year old limestone cliffs that surround the park is still as majestic as if frozen in time. So many worlds packed into one, the Lost World of Tambun, is an action-packed, exciting adventure with the most thrilling rides and attractions in Ipoh, Malaysia. The 60 million Ringgit theme park is located in the historic town of Ipoh, in the middle of the North-South corridor in Perak and is set in the natural landscapes of Ipoh, surrounded by exquisitely breath-taking limestone features. Whether it‟s a weekend of mayhem oozing with family fun or a burst of eco-adventure that you‟re seeking, take it all in as you journey through the attractions of the Lost World of Tambun. The best part of the park is the Lost World Petting Zoo, where you‟ll be able to get personal with just some of the zoo favorites – Ruby the raccoon, Nia the Python and Wira the Green Macaw. Take some time to walk through the different areas, where you would be able to feed, touch and experience animals in their natural habitats. The Petting Zoo allows the public to touch, feel, feed and play with the animals giving those looking for a more personal encounter, a closer perspective. The Petting Zoo features a large variety of exotic animals in an environment created as close to nature as possible and apart from being a fun activity that families can do together, it also serves as a nature education platform for schools and tourists. The Petting area is set within a large area of 100,000 square feet framed by the lush rainforest backdrop of the Monkey Valley. This new attraction houses a combination of domestic animals and wild animals that are docile enough to be handled by children. Kids can look forward to having an enjoyable time petting and playing with rabbits, guinea pigs, tortoises, African Dwarf Goats and Deer and adorable primates such as the white-eared marmosets, black-eared marmosets and macaques. The large aviary houses over 500 birds from 18 species with all-time favourites such as cockatoos, mandarin ducks and peacocks. The Serpentarium features a host of slithering reptiles such as the reticulated pythons, mangrove snake and the Giant Monitor Lizard.To keep the memory for a long time, kids and adults alike can pose for pictures with the ferret, wallaby, Sugar Glider, and Blue-Gold Macaw and the Giant Iguana at the Rock Canopy. The new Petting Zoo is certainly an added reason to make that trip to Lost World of Tambun. Its? an experience of a lifetime.

Dormant user Rohan Kapur