Top Ipoh Tickets & Passes

Play with perspectives and illusion with tickets to Funtasy House Trick Art, where you’ll find 3-dimensional art that’s designed for participation. Bring a camera to snap fun perspective shots in each of the gallery’s illusion rooms; since pre-booking admission to Funtasy House Trick Art saves time upon arrival, you can get straight to enjoying the mind-bending art.

Secure tickets in advance for Ipoh’s Lost World of Tambun, perhaps Malaysia’s ultimate family adventure park. Besides natural attractions such as hot springs and jungle, there’s a water park, a theme park, and a zoo. Float along the 2165-foot (660-meter) Adventure River, thrill to the Lupe’s Adventure rollercoaster, or pet cuddly rabbits at Rabbit Wonderland. Upgrade to include door-to-door round-trip private transfers.

An amusement and water park rolled into one, Lost World of Tambun is Malaysia's premier family destination. Explore its themed zones with over 80 attractions, including the country's biggest wave pool and longest man-made adventure river. You will also meet a variety of animals at the inhouse petting zoo, and witness the awesome Siberian tiger feeding show. When the sun goes down, soak yourself in the soothing natural, mineral hot springs.

Opt for a more authentic experience of the Cameron Highlands on a day trip that focuses on the culture and nature of the area. You’ll meet ethnic tribes, explore a tea plantation, and get a glimpse of local life at Kea Farm market, which specializes in exotic fruits and vegetables.

Lenggong Valley is considered as one of Malaysia’s most valuable archaeological site. In fact, the oldest known human activity can be traced back to this site. Some archaeological experts have dubbed Lenggong Valley as an open-air museum – there is evidence of cave drawings, skeletons and precious finds (weapons, stone tools, pottery, etc) within the area. Situated in the lush Lenggong Valley, the property includes four archaeological sites in two clusters which span close to 2 million years, one of the longest records of early man in a single locality, and the oldest outside the African continent. It features open-air and cave sites with Palaeolithic tool workshops, evidence of early technology. The number of sites found in the relatively contained area suggests the presence of a fairly large, semi-sedentary population with cultural remains from the Palaeolithic, Neolithic and Metal ages. Lenggong Valley was added to UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites on 30th June 2012.