If you thought the adventure at Sunway Lost World of Tambun ended when the sun set, think again! The real magic begins after dark at the Lost World Hot Springs & Night Park. Set against the backdrop of majestic, 400-million-year-old limestone hills in Ipoh, this park transforms into a glowing, mystical wonderland that offers a perfect blend of relaxation, enchantment, and adventure.

Located near Gopeng, lies an extraordinary natural wonder that beckons adventurers: Gua Tempurung, which translates to "Coconut Shell Cave" due to the shape of its five gigantic domes. Known as one of the longest and most spectacular limestone caves in Peninsular Malaysia, this ancient cavern system offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of the earth. The cave system runs for nearly 4.5 kilometres, though approximately 1.9 kilometres are accessible to the public, offering a variety of exploration levels suitable for all types of adventurers.

Kampar, once a bustling tin-mining town, has blossomed into a vibrant university town with a charming mix of old-school history and modern-day quirkiness. If you’re looking for a quick, flavourful, and visually appealing getaway in Perak, a day trip (or an overnight stay!) to Kampar is an absolute must.

The state of Perak Darul Ridzuan (Perak, meaning 'Silver' in Malay) was once the epicenter of the global tin trade. While the tin market collapsed in the 1980s, ending the boom era, its relics remain, such as the Tanjung Tualang Tin Dredger No. 5, the last operational tin dredge in the region, which now serves as a museum.