If you have been following my blog, you might have read my post on My Family Trip To Lost World Of Tambun. This is the continuation of my family experience at the Lost World Of Tambun. The fun didn't end after the park closed at 6.00pm because we were ready for more fun at Lost World Hot Spring & Spa.
At about 7.00pm, we had BBQ dinner near Boga Lake at the glamping site. The scenery was very beautiful and the weather was cooling. Glamping is a fun experience sleeping under the stars comfortably. To find out more about glamping at Lost World Of Tambun, click HERE.
Our delicious BBQ dinner.
After our delicious BBQ dinner, we were ready for more fun, relaxation and rejuvenation at Lost World Hot Springs after a long day of exhausting fun at the theme park. Surprisingly my children were not tired, they were very active and excited. They played until 10.00pm that night.
The Lost World Hot Spring was very colorful and beautiful at night. I liked the lightings that changed colors from red to blue and then to green. The scenery was breathtaking.
Getting a back massage from the hot spring water sprayed out at Saphira's Lair was very comfortable.
There is also a Steam Cave which is like a sauna.
Foot Spa with pebbles on the floor where visitors can step on them when they are enjoying the hot spring.
You do not need to worry about food when you are hungry because Ipoh Street at Lost World Of Tambun sells lots of Malaysian food including satay, tofu fa, rojak, and lots more. I tried their tofu fa and it was very smooth and delicious. The satay was good too.
My daughter enjoying the tofu fa at Lost World Ipoh Street.
After a long day and night experience, we were very happy. We walked back to Lost Word Hotel, Sunway which was about 3 mins away. For more information on my Lost World Hotel review, click HERE. Thanks for reading.