Lost World of Tambun Hot Springs & Night Park

What the pools are like

The Infinity Pool is the big one, holding up to 300 people beside a waterfall feature. The Crystal Pool has lit crystal tiles and can be booked privately as a VIP pool. Top of the World is a jacuzzi with massage jets. The Geyser of Tambun shoots hot spring water about 40 feet into the air every hour.

There is also a foot spa with reflexology pebbles on the pool floor, and a steam cave that works as a sauna. Keep steam cave sessions short and leave if you feel dizzy or short of breath.

The park does not publish water temperatures. One travel writer found most pools above 40°C and too hot on a sunny day, which is why evenings are the better time. For reference, the Tambun spring at the neighbouring Banjaran site was recorded at 65°C at the surface in the 1997 national survey by Samsudin and colleagues. We found no published water chemistry for the Lost World pools, so the mineral type is unknown.

Recent Google reviews are mixed on heat. A July 2026 reviewer who came only for the soak found most pools lukewarm, with one slightly warmer, and said families with young children hop in and out constantly. In September 2026 others found the pools crowded and quite hot.

Night park extras

The hot spring ticket also covers the night attractions:

• Luminous Forest, a lit-up trail, 8pm–10pm
• Legend of the Malayana show at 10pm, Wednesday to Monday (daily in school and public holidays)
• the night zoo
• Saphira's Lair, a glowing play area for children
• a fire show and an Ipoh street food area

The Crystal Spa offers aromatherapy and massage 12pm–11pm, charged separately.

Tickets and lockers

The Hot Springs & Night Park is a separate ticket from the daytime theme park. Malaysians with MyKad pay RM105 per adult (13 and over) and RM85 per child (12 and under) or senior (60 and over); a July 2026 Google reviewer paid these same rates. Children under 90 cm enter free. Lockers cost RM28, RM38 or RM55 depending on size and can be used more than once; a July 2026 reviewer paid RM25 for a small one, so the counter price may differ. Booking on the official site saves about RM5, and a 2025 guide found Klook about RM30 below the walk-in price.

Rules worth knowing

Children aged 12 and under must stay with someone aged 18 or over. Swimwear must be Lycra or nylon, with a modest dry-fit option allowed for Muslim women. No footwear in the pool areas. No outside food or drink is allowed, except for infants or medical needs. Once you leave the hot springs zone, your wristband is removed and you cannot go back in.

When to go

The pools open at 6pm. Arrive around 5.30pm to collect your wristband. Avoid public holidays if you can, as the park gets busy.

Staying nearby

The Lost World Hotel is next to the park, and its stays include hot springs and night park tickets. For an adults-oriented soak in the same Tambun water, see The Banjaran Hotsprings Retreat.