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LOST WORLD OF TAMBUN - 2D1N

Assalamualaikum dan selamat pagi...
Pelanggan Yang Dihormati,
Sudah sampai masanya untuk merancang percutian anda!
Mari sertai kami ke Sunway Lost World of Tambun ^ ^
Selamat datang ke Sunway Lost World of Tambun, taman tema yang penuh aksi dan mencabar. Lost World of Tambun dibuka sejak Nov 2004 adalah sebuah taman tema air pertama di Ipoh dan terletak di bandar bersejarah Ipoh. Ia terletak di tengah koridor utara-selatan di Perak dan tersembunyi di sebalik rimbunan tumbuh-tumbuhan hijau yang subur di Tambun serta dikelilingi cenuram batu kapur. Taman ini menyediakan tarikan riadah keluarga yang amat dinanti-nantikan oleh pengunjung di situ.
Lanskap yang dipenuhi dengan anggur, tumbuhan menjalar dan tumbuh-tumbuhan tropika yang subur untuk memberi gambaran taman tema tersebut. Bermandi-manda di Water Park yang luas dengan Tube Raiders, Cliff Racer, Jungle Wave Pool dan macam-macam lagi. Pasti menjanjikan keseronokkan kepada anda.
Menarik, bukan. Jadi apa tunggu lagi, segera hubungi atau email kami untuk ke Lost World Of Tambun. Kami juga mempunyai pelbagai lagi tempat-tempat menarik untuk dikunjungi dengan harga yang hebat!
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