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Sunway Lost World Of Tambun celebrates the Raya festive season with its Malaysia
First Lah themed campaign from 25th May to 9th June 2019
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In conjunction with the
upcoming Hari Raya and school holidays, Sunway Lost World Of Tambun is hosting
a celebration of all things Malaysian. The Malaysia First Lah celebration,
which will run from 25 May to 9 June, allow visitors to experience the wonders
of local Malay culture, reminiscent of traditions, values and customs, which Malaysian
share in a true spirit of unity and concord.
Among the many activities in
store for visitors during the celebration period include the experience of Malay
traditional games such as playing on a giant congkak board and participating in
hybrid game of Teng Teng with Snakes and Ladders. Promised to be all fun and
exciting, the celebration will also feature the Humalaya Malayana meet and
greet session as well as the Awesome Raya Pool Party to spice things up during
the Raya festivities.
“Games and sports have a unique
way to bring people together while creating and renewing bonds. This is why we
are making fun games a big part of our Malaysia First Lah celebration, where
families and friends can come together at Sunway Lost World Of Tambun and
celebrate awesome moments with traditional Malay games,” said Nurul Nuzairi
Mohd Azahari, General Manager of Sunway Lost World Of Tambun.
“It truly will be a special time
for the whole family, creating a bridge between the older generation and the
young ones, as parents can reminisce their childhood playing games which are
sadly forgotten today while the younger ones can experience these games their
parents used to play, while doing what kids do best – having fun!” he added.
Meanwhile, when all the fun
and games leave participants hungry, they can continue to bond while indulging
in special food and beverage promotions at Sunway Lost World Of Tambun’s Dulang
Tea House, with a specifically curated menu featuring traditional Malay
favourites including Rendang Tok Daging,
Rendang Ayam, Ketupat, Lemang, Nasi Impit, Tempoyak Ikan Patin, Ulam,
and Air Bandung, Dodol and an assortment of Kuih
Raya, guaranteed to whet any appetite, large or small.
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(L-R): Ramesh Singaram, Assistant General Manager – Operation of Sunway
Theme Parks; Nurul Nuzairi Mohd Azahari, General Manager of Sunway Lost World Of Tambun; Dato’ Abdul Kadir Bin Abu Hashim, Director General of Wildlife and National Parks department (PERHILITAN); Calvin Ho, Senior General Manager of Sunway Theme Parks and PERHILITAN officers at the launch of the Sunway Lost World Of Tambun’s ‘Kuang Raya’ conservation centre in conjunction with the
Malaysia First Lah campaign.
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The event also saw the launch
of Lost World Of Tambun’s Kuang Raya
conservation programme, the first of its kind in the country, officiated by Dato’
Abdul Kadir Bin Abu Hashim, the Director General of Wildlife and National Parks
department (PERHILITAN). The attractively remarkable Kuang Raya, or Great Argus, is a pheasant species native to
Southeast Asia, identified by its brown plumage, blue head and neck, rufous red
upper breast, black hair-like feathers on its crown and nape, and red legs.
Due to ongoing natural
habitat loss and hunting, conservation of this species is essential to its survival,
which has led Sunway Lost World Of Tambun to take the lead in this regard,
featuring a full on conservation site on its grounds, where visitors can get up
close and personal with these beauties.
“As Malaysians, we sometimes
take for granted the rich, diverse heritage and legacy that we enjoy in this
beautiful land. It is something that is unique to us, as it can be found
nowhere else. Therefore, the responsibility lies on us to preserve and protect
this heritage. The upcoming school holidays and Hari Raya is the perfect opportunity
for us to do this right here at Lost World Of Tambun. While guests will
certainly be in for a good time, they will also more importantly be part of a
truly unique initiative which we all can share as Malaysians,” said Nurul
Nuzairi Mohd Azahari, General Manager of Sunway Lost World Of Tambun.
To enable more people to
experience this national treasure and to experience the Malaysia First Lah celebration,
Lost World Of Tambun has put together a special online promotion where tickets
can be purchased at a 50% discount at RM58.50 (usual price: RM117.00) for
adults and RM55.00 (usual price: RM110.00) for children*.
For more details on Malaysia
First Lah celebration, call +605 542 8888, visit
www.sunwaylostworldoftambun.com/
or connect to its Facebook page at www.facebook.com/lostworldoftambun.
*Terms and conditions applied.
ABOUT SUNWAY
LOST WORLD OF TAMBUN
Sunway Lost World Of Tambun
is an action packed, wholesome family adventure destination. This self-contained
wonderland is cocooned within a lush tropical jungle consisting of natural hot
springs, breathtaking limestone features and natural surroundings dating back
over 400 million years! Painstakingly etched into this natural heritage are
seven amazing attraction parks, coined by locals and foreigners alike to be the
ultimate day and night destination for a unique family-friendly eco-adventure excursion.
Just a stone throw away is the Lost World
Hotel, a perfect respite and snooze chamber after a long day of adventure. True
to its name, Sunway Lost World Of Tambun offers not only a “lost paradise” that promises fun and wholesome
experience for all ages, but also a conducive
learning environment with a range of fun-educational elements around the park.
It is the only theme park in Southeast Asia featuring natural
hot springs coupled
with an array of contemporary attractions and rides. Business entities
and MICE groups will also find this resort a haven for team building
activities, given its facilities which include seven specially curated
functions rooms which offer a capacity ranging from 10 to 200 people.
A hidden gem within Malaysia, Sunway Lost
World Of Tambun successfully converts what was previously a tin-mining
wasteland into an iconic landmark, without encroaching into its natural
surroundings – a site that’s historic, educational and entertaining at the same
time, making it a must-visit site, unlike any other within the Southeast Asian
region. This, among many others, truly befits Sunway Lost World Of Tambun’s
mantra of being “More Than Just A Theme Park!”’