The park is nestled within a valley surrounded by limestone cliffs that date back 400 million years.
The hot springs are naturally heated by geothermal energy rather than artificial boilers.
The site hosts a 'Luminous Forest' which uses interactive lighting effects to animate the surrounding tropical flora at night.
The park's water quality is periodically monitored to ensure the mineral content of the geothermal pools remains consistent.
The nocturnal section of the park contains specific habitats designed to replicate the natural forest canopy for native Southeast Asian wildlife.
Sunway Lost World of Tambun is a multi-themed park carved into a natural valley surrounded by ancient 400-million-year-old limestone hills. The Hot Springs & Night Park section specifically leverages the region's natural geothermal activity to provide various mineral-rich soaking pools. The park landscape features natural hot springs that maintain a consistent temperature, functioning separately from the daylight amusement park rides. Visitors can access the 'Lost World Petting Zoo' and nocturnal wildlife exhibits within the night park boundary. The site includes an on-site eatery situated adjacent to the illuminated pools for evening dining. Its geographic location in Ipoh allows it to utilize the surrounding karst topography as a backdrop for night-time lighting displays. The facility operates as a integrated destination for relaxation, wellness, and nocturnal wildlife observation.
The Infinity Pool at night, where the reflection of the limestone hills and ambient pool lights create a clear visual contrast.
Bring a waterproof pouch for your phone to protect it from humidity and splashes while moving between pools.
Arrive during the late afternoon to experience the transition from the daylight zoo exhibits to the evening lighting displays.
Rent a locker near the hot springs area to keep your dry clothes and valuables secure while soaking.
Attempting to cover the entire theme park and the hot springs in a single afternoon, as this leads to missing the night-time illumination displays.
Closed on Tuesdays, except during Malaysian school holidays and public holidays.
Proper swimwear is required for all hot spring pools; avoid wearing street clothes in the water.
