1. Eshno at Lights Of Aiyana
In conjunction with the Lunar New Year festivities, Lost World of Tambun unveiled a new attraction, the Luminous Forest, a mystical landscape where creatures of the night come out to play and trees come to life, evoking a sense of childlike wonder in all who are brave to explore it.
2. Garden Of Light
Get transported into the magical forest by stepping onto the Bridge of Luminosa that floats on the Swan Lake.
3. Lights of Aiyana
In the forest, discover Mother Sophea, a 400-year-old willow-like tree that boasts a magical connection with living creatures. This is just a preview, of course.
4. Luminous Rock
As visitors journey through Luminous Forest, their imagination is fired up as to what lies within this otherworldly realm.
5. Mother Sophea
Whatever the case, it will indeed be an unforgettable discovery as the night unfolds.
6. Shadowfang
While you are there, allow your imagination to lead the way and play within this mystical realm.
7. The Malayana Throne with Kukuntalu
This setup is beyond merely a decoration of space with lights, because it has a story to tell, and it is up to you to discover its adventure.
8. The Malayana Throne
At Lost World of Tambun, other Chinese New Year activities include A Luminous Affair Show, Chief Kukuntalu treasure giveaway, and Fortune Time with God of Prosperity.
9. Toad Stool Field
If you are in Ipoh during the Chinese New Year holidays, make Lost World of Tambun one of your stops. You know you want to!
10. Wapi Springs
For more details on Lost World Of Tambun, call +605 542 8888, visit www.sunwaylostworldoftambun.com or connect to its Facebook page at www.facebook.com/lostworldoftambun
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1 Comments
At February 2, 2018, Felicia Grace Tan wrote:
Wow so magical! The tree with hanging jellyfishes looks like the penang forest also ler!