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Lost World Of Tambun is an action packed, wholesome family adventure destination. This
self-contained wonderland is cocooned by lush tropical jungle, natural hot springs,
breathtaking limestone features of 400 million years of age and seven amazing attraction
parks making it the ultimate day and night destination for a unique eco-adventure
excursion for visitors of all ages. Just a stone’s throw away is the Lost World Hotel, a
perfect snooze chamber after a long day of adventure.
Lost World offers not only a “lost paradise” that promises fun and wholesome experience
for all ages but also a conducive learning environment with a range of fun-educational
elements around the park. We are also the only theme park in Southeast Asia with a
natural hot springs coupled with an array of attractions and rides.
Sam Poh Tong is a famous cave temple located in Gunung Rapat, about 5km south of
Ipoh. It is said to be the biggest cave temple in the country, and is an impressive work of
art with various statues of Buddha interspersed among the stalactites and stalagmites.
According to legend, the cave was discovered in 1890 by a monk from China who was
passing through Ipoh; he decided to make it his home and a place for meditation. He
remained there for 20 years until his death. Till today, nuns and monks who dedicate
their lives to Buddha still occupy the Sam Poh Tong.
The present temple facade dates back to the 1950s and a stiff climb of 246 steps will lead
you to an open cave with an excellent view of Ipoh and its surroundings. Other
attractions at the temple include a beautiful Japanese pond full of Japanese carps and
tortoises, which are a symbols of longevity.
One cannot claim to have visited Taiping without taking some time off to soak in the
natural beauty of the Taiping Lake Gardens. Built on top of an abandoned tin mine, the
gardens were opened in 1880, earning them a place in the history books as the first
public garden in then-Malaya.
Huge ancient rain trees (“angsana”) line the lake; their branches stretching from one end
of the road into the waters across, making the perfect backdrop for couples taking their
wedding photos.
Spread over 64 hectares, the lake has ten scenic lakes and ponds, a Lotus Pool, charming
bridges, tracks for jogging and reflexology, all surrounded by tropical plants, flowers,
trees and wildlife. For kids, a roller-skating rink, paddleboat rides, and a playground
ensure that the outdoors appeal more than the latest video game.
Heritage structures surround the lush greenery, including the Old Residency, formerly the home of the Secretary to the Resident, the Raja’s House and army
officers’ residences. The nearby Maxwell Hill (Bukit Larut) also makes an ideal place for jungle trekking and campin
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