EARTH HOUR AT LOST WORLD OF TAMBUN


~First man-made Marmoset Island made of recyclable items~

As a part of Sunway Lost World Of Tambun’s commitment to the Planet Earth, the theme park took part in the Earth Hour initiative by showing tremendous effort to support the climate change policy. This year’s Earth Hour falls on 30th March 2019 in conjunction with the school holidays.
Earth Hour is a worldwide movement organized by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) which started as a lights-off event in Sydney, Australia in 2007. This movement engaged cities and towns globally by uniting people to conserve energy.

During Earth Hour this year, Lost World Of Tambun delightedly launch the first man-made Marmoset Island created using recyclable items such as Styrofoam pieces and plastic bottles.

Nurul Nuzairi Mohd Azahari, General Manager of Lost World Of Tambun said, “Participating in Earth Hour’s initiative is something special to us this year as it aligned with our vision and mission towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). We feel the responsibility to educate the public on the importance of reducing waste and believe that Earth Hour creates awareness on the many ways we can protect this living space of ours before it becomes a sphere of plastic.”
More information about Earth Hour at Lost World Of Tambun, log on to www.sunwaylostworldoftambun.com and also stay tuned to their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/lostworldoftambun on ways to care about the environment.
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About Sunway Lost World Of Tambun and Lost World Hotel
Located 2 hours from Kuala Lumpur and 1.5 hours from Penang, the Lost World Of Tambun in Ipoh is the ultimate day and night destination, and widely regarded as Malaysia’s premier action and adventure family holiday destination. This ultimate family getaway provides hours of non-stop fun, featuring the longest Adventure River in Malaysia, a thrilling Tiger Valley with majestic tigers, plus a Petting Zoo, where children and adults can interact with a large variety of animals in their natural habitat.
 
The action and adventure continue after dark with the Lost World Hot Springs & Night Park. Lost World Of Tambun transforms into a carnival-like atmosphere where visitors can soak in 13 different rejuvenating hot spring pools complimented by the backdrop of 400-million-year-old limestone features and lush tropical jungles. Visitors can also get up-close-and-personal with nocturnal wildlife at the Petting Zoo by Night, and marvel at the newly opened Luminous Forest, an enchanted forest illuminated with otherworldly flora and fauna, a home to our Malayana tribe.

Annually, the Lost World attracts about 1.2 million visitors. Because it combines eco-adventure, leisure and recreational activities and attractions, Lost World has also become a popular choice for business entities and MICE groups who seek holiday destinations outside of Kuala Lumpur.

Situated at the foot of ancient limestone hills and cocooned within lush greenery, the Lost World Hotel offers the perfect respite for your senses. Cozy, comfortable rooms equipped with Free WiFi access, complimentary breakfast at Garden Terrace and access to the Lost World Hot Springs & Night park, which makes the Lost World Hotel a perfect place to rejuvenate from the inside out.

Within walking distance from the hotel is the Lost World of Tambun Theme Park, a complete day and night destination.


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