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Mydin Mall Meru Raya Day Out : Of missed buses at Amanjaya Terminal Ipoh

Mydin Wholesale Hypermart Meru Raya Ipoh

Mydin Mall was the place we hanged out at when we missed our bus at the nearby Amanjaya Terminal during our Ipoh trip. If you have read our post on the “Top 10 things to eat in Ipoh Malaysia“, you would have read that we actually booked for a bus that did not appear on the day of departure!

Hence, we decided to wait for 8 hours at Mydin Mall before the next departure to Singapore in the evening. So this post covers the things to do in Mydin Mall or more specifically the Mydin Wholesale Hypermart (Pasar Raya Besar) @ Meru Raya (PT 229142, Jalan Meru Bestari B2, Bandar Meru Raya, 30020 Jelapang, Ipoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan)

Mydin Wholesale Hypermart Meru Raya Ipoh
Mydin Wholesale Hypermart Meru Raya Ipoh

Things to do at Mydin Wholesale Hypermart Meru Raya Ipoh

After reaching the mall, we started with bowling where Tom won the first game with a score of 122 to 57! Yay!

Ole Ole Superbowl Bowling Alley

Ole Ole Superbowl Mydin Mall Ipoh
Ole Ole Superbowl Mydin Mall Ipoh
Bowling lanes at Superbowl Mydin Mall Ipoh
Bowling lanes at Superbowl Mydin Mall Ipoh
Scores of our first game
Scores of our first game

Arcade and pool also available at Superbowl Mydin Mall
Arcade and pool also available at Superbowl Mydin Mall

Good Time Arcade

Also available is the Good Time arcade if you’d like to enjoy a couple of video games and such.

Good Time arcade in Mydin Mall Ipoh
Good Time arcade in Mydin Mall Ipoh

My Kara Family Karaoke

My Kara Family Karaoke Mydin Mall Meru Raya Ipoh (46RM for 2 hours with drinks)
My Kara Family Karaoke Mydin Mall Meru Raya Ipoh (46RM for 2 hours with drinks)
Singing both Chinese songs such as δ½ ζœ€ηθ΄΅
And English songs such as Nobody Wants To Be Lonely - Notice the younger looking Ricky Martin
And English songs such as Nobody Wants To Be Lonely – Notice the younger looking Ricky Martin

In fact, it was quite worth it in Singapore standards to sing at My Kara as it was only 46RM for 2 hours, inclusive of drinks. That translates to only $10 per person. Plus, the system was really up to date and state of the art. It was relatively easy to find the songs that we wanted to sing.

What we ate at Mydin Wholesale Hypermart Meru Raya Ipoh

There’s a food court named Rasa Village where we had the following

Rasa Village Food Court Mydin Mall Meru Raya Ipoh
Rasa Village Food Court Mydin Mall Meru Raya Ipoh
Curry Mee Stall at Rasa Village Mydin Mall Ipoh
Curry Mee Stall at Rasa Village Mydin Mall Ipoh
Curry noodles @ 6RM - Curry was a little watery but flavourful with alot of ingredients, yummy fried chicken!
Curry noodles @ 6RM – Curry was a little watery but flavourful with alot of ingredients, yummy fried chicken!
My Nasi Kandar at Mydin Mall Ipoh
My Nasi Kandar at Mydin Mall Ipoh
Tandoori Chicken @ My Nasi Kandar Ipoh - 6RM
Tandoori Chicken @ My Nasi Kandar Ipoh – 6RM
Naan @ My Nasi Kandar Mydin Mall Ipoh - 2.3RM
Naan @ My Nasi Kandar Mydin Mall Ipoh – 2.3RM

We also visited Mr Cendol with its appealing entrance…

Cendol at Mr Cendol after lunch
Cendol at Mr Cendol after lunch
Menu of Mr Cendol Ipoh Mydin Mall
Menu of Mr Cendol Ipoh Mydin Mall
Soya Special Cendol at Mr Cendol Ipoh
Soya Special Cendol at Mr Cendol Ipoh

What we really loved about the Soya Special was that the ice was shaved soya ice! Coupled with the ice cream and gula melaka, the cendol was rich, sweet and delicious!

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So if you also happen to miss a bus some time in Amanjaya Bus Terminal in Ipoh, why not check out the options at Mydin Mall Meru Raya?

Regalodge Hotel Ipoh Malaysia : A quick review and Introduction of the BASIC factor

Regalodge Hotel Ipoh Malaysia

During our recent visit to Ipoh Malaysia, we stayed at the Regalodge Hotel Ipoh and this post will give a quick review / overview of our stay.

But first, we want to reveal for the first time – the BASIC Factor. An assessment criteria that Kate and I have devised for hotels that we’ll be staying in, in the future.

So you must be wondering, what exactly is the BASIC factor?

BASIC Factor for 2bearbear.com Hotel Reviews

The BASIC factor refers to different aspects of the hotel which we think (note : “we” refers to the opinions of the 2bearbears) are important during our stay. It may be a little quirky, but these are things that we feel are what makes a good stay, GREAT!

Do note also that for all factors, there will either be a score of 0, 0.5 or 1. Hence, the maximum point a hotel can get based on the BASIC factor, would be 5.

B – Bathroom. To make a stay excellent, a good bathroom and thus a bathtub is necessary. 0.5 will be granted to a room with a clean bathroom and 1 to a room with bathtub (and has to be clean and working!).

A – Ambience. This factor is relatively subjective in nature. In general, if there are no negative vibes, the hotel receives 0.5. If the vibe is good (i.e. it can be quaint, boutique, sporty, trendy, classy, luxurious, opulence etc.), the hotel receives a score of 1.

S – Service. For us, friendly service with an eye for detail will make your stay that much more wonderful. Hotels with good service receives 0.5 while excellent and impeccable service receives a score of 1.

I – Infinity Pool. To clarify, it need not be “infinity pool” per se. As long as there’s a swimming pool, the hotel receives 0.5. An excellent pool (pool with a view, sky pool, infinity pool, huge pools) receives a score of 1.

C – Comfort. It is important for guests to feel rested after their stay and this is attributed very much to the comfort of their stay. A clean and decent room affords 0.5 while an extremely comfortable stay (beds that makes you want to lie in it after check-out timing) affords a score of 1.

And with the introduction of the BASIC factor for hotel assessments, we’re gonna introduce the Regalodge Hotel in Ipoh Malaysia!

Regalodge Hotel Ipoh Malaysia Review

Regalodge Hotel Ipoh Malaysia
Regalodge Hotel Ipoh Malaysia

We chose Regalodge because of its close proximity to the historic buildings of Ipoh, walking distance to great food joints as well as the relatively good reviews of the hotel at Agoda.com

Lobby of Regalodge Hotel Ipoh
Lobby of Regalodge Hotel Ipoh
Ipoh's first fine dining restaurant in Regalodge Hotel - The Limestones
Ipoh’s first fine dining restaurant in Regalodge Hotel – The Limestones

Regalodge Ipoh Superior Room

Superior Room Regalodge Hotel Ipoh Malaysia
Superior Room Regalodge Hotel Ipoh Malaysia
Complimentary in-room coffee and tea / Drinks and noodles available at separate costs in Regalodge Hotel Ipoh
Complimentary in-room coffee and tea / Drinks and noodles available at separate costs in Regalodge Hotel Ipoh
Bathroom with Audrey Hepburn portrait - Superior Room Regalodge Hotel Ipoh
Bathroom with Audrey Hepburn portrait – Superior Room Regalodge Hotel Ipoh
Bathtub in the bathroom of superior room Regalodge Ipoh
Bathtub in the bathroom of superior room Regalodge Ipoh

Our overall stay at the Regalodge Ipoh was pleasant though we found the room to be a little small. Hence, the overall BASIC factor score for Regalodge Hotel Ipoh is…2.5

B – 1. Bathroom comes equipped with a bathtub.
A – 0.5. Inviting room and general atmosphere at the hotel. No “wow” factor though.
S – 0.5. Service was normal. Met with a little delay at the reception while checking in but was met with smiles at that.
I – 0. No swimming pool at the hotel though there’s a spa pool if you visit Regal Spa.
C – 0.5. Room is small but comfortable.

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Top 10 Things to do and Attractions in Ipoh Malaysia!

Ipoh Town Bridge - Across the River Kinta

There are many things to do and attractions in Ipoh and in this post, we’ll show you the attractions, things to do and what to eat (especially in this food paradise) in Ipoh!

Things to do in Ipoh Malaysia

As Ipoh was one of the administrative centers during the colonial rule, you’ll realise that many of these historic buildings still remain today.

1. Birch Memorial Clocktower

Birch Memorial Clocktower with 44 famous personalities in history engraved on it
Birch Memorial Clocktower with 44 famous personalities in history engraved on it
Another view of the Birch Memorial Clocktower in Ipoh
Another view of the Birch Memorial Clocktower in Ipoh

2. Ipoh Railway Station

Ipoh Railway Station
Ipoh Railway Station

3. Ipoh City Hall

Ipoh City Hall
Ipoh City Hall

4. Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank

Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank
Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank

5. Ipoh High Court

Ipoh High Court
Ipoh High Court

6. Ipoh Town Bridge

Ipoh Town Bridge - Across the River Kinta
Ipoh Town Bridge – Across the River Kinta

On Sunday mornings, Memory Lane (along Jalan Lim Bo Seng) turns into a flea market, mainly for the sale of 2nd hand goods.

7. Memory Lane

Memory Lane Flea Market at Jalan Lim Bo Seng Ipoh
Memory Lane Flea Market at Jalan Lim Bo Seng Ipoh

Attractions in Ipoh Malaysia

8. Lost World Hot Springs and Spa

Lost World Hot Springs and Spa
Lost World Hot Springs and Spa

Alternatively, you can opt for one of the spa packages at Crystal Spa (within Lost World Hot Springs and Spa) and gain entry for free.

What to eat in Ipoh Malaysia

In our list of Top 10 things to eat in Ipoh Malaysia, we mentioned what you should try when you’re there. But if we were to narrow the list down for you, there’s really 2 foods that you MUST try in Ipoh…

9. Snow Beer

A bottle of snow beer at 14RM - Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Ipoh
A bottle of snow beer at 14RM – Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Ipoh

10. Ipoh Hor Fun

Restoran Ong Kee Tauge Ayam (Beansprouts chicken) @ Jalan Yau Tet Shin
Restoran Ong Kee Tauge Ayam (Beansprouts chicken) @ Jalan Yau Tet Shin

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Top 10 Things to Eat in Ipoh Malaysia!

Restoran Ong Kee Ipoh - fresh firm chicken splashed with soy sauce and sesame oil

Ipoh is a food paradise! But if you’re wondering what are some of the things you must eat in Ipoh Malaysia, here are the top 10 picks of what to eat in Ipoh! By the way, this food list is in descending order, which means no.1 is a MUST TRY!

What to eat in Ipoh Malaysia

10. Ipoh Parade Shopping Centre Food Court – Popiah

Ipoh Parade Shopping Center Food Court Popiah - 2 for 5RM
Ipoh Parade Shopping Center Food Court Popiah – 2 for 5RM
Rich and crispy filling inside the Ipoh popiah
Rich and crispy filling inside the Ipoh popiah

At the top floor of Ipoh Parade Shopping Center, you’ll find this food court, within which, there’s a stall that has its sign board that states “Popiah”. This was a really surprise find for us because we were not having lunch but were feeling peckish. The aunty sort of recommended her popiah while we walked by her stall and we tried. To our surprise, it had several layers of taste to it. Crispy, moist, fresh and tasty fillings. Try it if you’re in the vicinity!

9. MYDIN Wholesale Hypermarket in Bandar Meru Raya, Ipoh – My Nasi Kandar

My Nasi Kandar at Mydin Mall Ipoh
My Nasi Kandar at Mydin Mall Ipoh
Tandoori Chicken @ My Nasi Kandar Ipoh - 6RM
Tandoori Chicken @ My Nasi Kandar Ipoh – 6RM
Naan @ My Nasi Kandar Mydin Mall Ipoh - 2.3RM
Naan @ My Nasi Kandar Mydin Mall Ipoh – 2.3RM

Mydin Mall is located at PT 229142, Jalan Meru Bestari B2, Bandar Meru Raya, 30020 Jelapang, Ipoh, Perak Darul Ridzuan. What happened was this. We were supposed to take a bus leaving Amanjaya Bus Terminal after booking for the bus online. Guess what? There was no such bus leaving that morning when we arrived at the terminal! So we went to all the booths that sold tickets to source for the next available ride to Singapore. We even met up with others who were supposed to be on the same bus and thought of car pooling. But in the end, we decided against taking a ride to Johor to transfer from there. Instead, we waited at Mydin Mall (a short walk from Amanjaya Bus Terminal) for our direct bus trip back to Singapore.

In the meantime, we managed to squeeze in a meal at My Nasi Kandar (after seeing all the crowds there). After trying the tandoori, we understood why the crowd was there. We could taste the spices, the tenderness and the juiciness of the chicken tandoori. Surprisingly good we must say πŸ™‚

8. Cendol at Mr Cendol Mydin Mall

Soya Special Cendol at Mr Cendol Ipoh
Soya Special Cendol at Mr Cendol Ipoh

Still within Mydin Mall, along the circumference of the mall was Mr Cendol. We’ve tried several cendols in Singapore before but since the place was called Mr Cendol, we thought they might offer something different. We sat down and ordered the Soya Special. Turns out that instead of using just shaved ice, the ice was made of soya milk and topped off with ice cream. Sedap!

7. Dim Sum at Restoran Ying Fa

Restoran Ying Fa Dim Sum Ipoh
Restoran Ying Fa Dim Sum Ipoh

Restoran Ying Fa is located at 1C, Jalan Sultan Yussuf (Belfied Street), Old Town, Perak, Ipoh Town, 30000. We actually arrived in Ipoh at 5am in the morning and were offered transportation by a uncle who had 6 fingers on one of his hands. Hence, he has a nick-name called liu zhi οΌˆε…­ζŒ‡ – literally meaning six fingers). He offered to take us to our hotel (for a fee of course – 20RM) and so we requested for a dim sum place enroute. We were taken to Ying Fa Restoran!

Dim sum at Ying Fa Restoran including chee cheong fun, siew mai, century egg with chicken ball ranging from 3 to 3.5RM
Dim sum at Ying Fa Restoran including chee cheong fun, siew mai, century egg with chicken ball ranging from 3 to 3.5RM
Dim sum served on traditional carts at Restoran Ying Fa Ipoh
Dim sum served on traditional carts at Restoran Ying Fa Ipoh

All in all, we spent only 22RM for all the dim sum that we had. Quality was ok but the price was really economical. So do head on down if you have a craving for dim sum!

6. Kedai Makanan Nam Heong

Kedai Makanan Nam Heong - Distributor of White Coffee at 2 Jalan Bandar Timah Ipoh
Kedai Makanan Nam Heong – Distributor of White Coffee at 2 Jalan Bandar Timah Ipoh

Kedai Makanan Nam Heong is located at 2, Jalan Bandar Timah, Ipoh Perak, 30000. There are 2 reasons why you should visit Kedai Makanan Nam Heong coffeeshop.

Firstly, it is one of the main distributors of white coffee in Ipoh. We’ve tried the iced white coffee and it was really strong and aromatic. Unlike some diluted ones that we’ve tried before. To learn more about the meaning of white coffee, follow the link to our Things to do in Kluang Malaysia post.

Secondly, Makanan Nam Heong is actually an amalgamation of several amazing foods in Ipoh including ipoh hor fun, curry mee, penang prawn noodles, char kway teow and dim sum! Of which, the smell of the char kway teow was really irresistable. Definitely a MUST TRY!

Lim Fong Char Kway Teow @ Kedai Makanan Nam Heong Ipoh
Lim Fong Char Kway Teow @ Kedai Makanan Nam Heong Ipoh
Kedai Makanan Nam Heong Curry Mee Ipoh
Kedai Makanan Nam Heong Curry Mee Ipoh
Ipoh Hor Fun and Penang Prawn Noodles @ Nam Heong Coffeeshop
Ipoh Hor Fun and Penang Prawn Noodles @ Nam Heong Coffeeshop
Nam Heong Dim Sum Ipoh
Nam Heong Dim Sum Ipoh

5. Restoran Ipoh Kong Heng

Caramel Custard @ Restoran Thean Chun and More Food Choices at Restoran Ipoh Kong Heng
Caramel Custard @ Restoran Thean Chun and More Food Choices at Restoran Ipoh Kong Heng
Fried and normal popiah for 3.8RM at Restoran Ipoh Kong Heng
Fried and normal popiah for 3.8RM at Restoran Ipoh Kong Heng
Restoran Ipoh Kong Heng - Sliced chicken sar hor fun
Restoran Ipoh Kong Heng – Sliced chicken sar hor fun

Restoran Ipoh Kong Heng is located at 74 Jalan Bandar Timah, 30000 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. Here, there are actually alot of food choices including the traditional ipoh hor fun, the sar hor fun (that we had) as well as the mixed popiahs (see above). The prawn soup of the sar hor fun was especially flavourful. Coupled with the springy hor fun and firm chicken slices? Yummilicious! As for the mixed popiah, the normal popiah actually tasted better although the option of tasting the fried version was interesting.

4. Traditional Hor Fun

Traditional Hor Fun at a zi char stall in Ipoh
Traditional Hor Fun at a zi char stall in Ipoh

If you have read our post questioning whether the standard of zi char in Singapore has dropped? It was all triggered by this plate of beautifully constructed hor fun. Simple dish with springy hor fun and tasty gravy. Nope, this was not at a famous place but at a random coffee shop that we visited. Speaks alot about the quality of food (especially hor fun) in Ipoh.

3. Funny Mountain Soya Bean

Kacang Soya Funny Mountain Beancurd Ipoh
Kacang Soya Funny Mountain Beancurd Ipoh
Brisk business at Funny Mountain Soya Bean Ipoh
Brisk business at Funny Mountain Soya Bean Ipoh
Bean curd at Funny Mountain Ipoh
Bean curd at Funny Mountain Ipoh

Funny Mountain Bean Curd is located at 49, Jalan Theatre (Jalan Mustapha Al-Bakri), 30300 Ipoh, Perak. We actually tried the bean curd because of the long queue indicating that they must be doing something right in their concoction of soya bean products. However, we think that the soya bean curd that we tried was a tad too sweet. In addition, we have been spoilt by the silky smooth soya bean curds in Singapore. So the bean curd here was quite normal for us. But still, there’s a reason why the crowds are streaming in, so do tell us what you think in the comments section below!

2. Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Snow Beer

Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Snow Beer Ipoh
Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Snow Beer Ipoh
A bottle of snow beer at 14RM - Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Ipoh
A bottle of snow beer at 14RM – Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Ipoh
Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Ipoh Stir Fried Calamari
Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Ipoh Stir Fried Calamari
Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Ipoh - Pork Rib King Yum!
Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Ipoh – Pork Rib King Yum!
Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Ipoh - Malay Style Kang Kong
Kafe Sun Yoon Wah Ipoh – Malay Style Kang Kong

Kafe Sun Yoon Wah is located at 7,Jalan Bijih Timah, Ipoh Old Town, 30000 Ipoh, Malaysia. Definitely, strongly recommended. The snow beer is actually formed by quickly pouring beer into a chilled mug. The bubbles then forms the frost like bits because of the ice cold mug, forming the well-known snow beer. It was a totally new experience for us, quite unlike Heineken extra cold or ice cold Tiger Beer. In addition, try the stir fried calamari that goes really well with the beer. The only catch is that you must drink the snow beer relatively quickly once its poured, else it will just become normal cold beer.

1. Restoran Ong Kee Tauge Ayam – Beansprouts with chicken and hor fun

Restoran Ong Kee Tauge Ayam (Beansprouts chicken) @ Jalan Yau Tet Shin Ipoh
Restoran Ong Kee Tauge Ayam (Beansprouts chicken) @ Jalan Yau Tet Shin Ipoh
Restoran Ong Kee Ipoh - fresh firm chicken splashed with soy sauce and sesame oil
Restoran Ong Kee Ipoh – fresh firm chicken splashed with soy sauce and sesame oil
Restoran Ong Kee Ipoh - Fat Beansprouts
Restoran Ong Kee Ipoh – Fat Beansprouts
Restoran Ong Kee Ipoh - Go for the Horfun and mix i the chicken and beansprouts!
Restoran Ong Kee Ipoh – Go for the Horfun and mix i the chicken and beansprouts!

Restoran Ong Kee is located at 48, Jalan Yau Tet Shin, 30000 Ipoh, Perak. If there’s one food that you must try, it has got to be the beansprouts chicken with hor fun at Restoran Ong Kee. Some people say that because of the water here in Ipoh, the hor fun is extra taong (springy) and the bean sprouts are extra fat (as you can see from the picture above). It really is true. Mixing in the chicken and bean sprouts (with a dash of the chicken sauce) into the hor fun will give you a perfect combination of what Ipoh hor fun is really about.

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Thoughts on what to eat in Ipoh Malaysia

In fact, there are many other good food in Ipoh including the salt-baked chicken and caramel custards. But nonetheless, if there’s two food that we’d recommend, it’ll certainly be the Ipoh Hor Fun at Restoran Ong Kee and the snow beer at Kafe Sun Yoon Wah.

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Do let us know if there are other good food to eat in Ipoh that you’d like to recommend in the comments section below!

Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh Malaysia!

Saphira's Baby Pool - Allow the rushing waters to "massage" your shoulders!

During our recent visit to Ipoh Malaysia, we visited the Lost World Hot Springs and Spa – located next to the Lost World of Tambun theme park!

Lost World of Tambun Ipoh - Entrance to Theme Park
Lost World of Tambun Ipoh – Entrance to Theme Park
Lost World Hot Springs Ipoh and Spa is actually beside the theme park with its own entrance
Lost World Hot Springs Ipoh and Spa is actually beside the theme park with its own entrance
Entrance to Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Entrance to Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh

Lost World Hot Springs and Spa opens from 6pm to 11pm daily (after the theme park closes) and costs 20RM. Alternatively, you can pay for the Lost World of Tambun theme park entry at 45RM and stay from 11am to 6pm for the theme park. Using the same ticket, you can take a walk over to Lost World Hot Springs and Spa. 45RM for both attractions πŸ™‚

What to do at Lost World of Tambun Hot Springs and Spa

Map of Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Map of Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh

According to the Map, the attractions are as follows

1. Entrance

Ticketing counter to Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Ticketing counter to Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Spa packages available at the ticketing booth - you must purchase packages here before you head to Crystal Spa
Spa packages available at the ticketing booth – you must purchase packages here before you head to Crystal Spa
Dragon at the Entrance of Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Dragon at the Entrance of Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh

2. Saphira’s Bistro / 3. Infinity Pool / 4. Lost World Steam Cave / 5. The Geyser of Tambun

Lost World Hot Springs and Spa
Lost World Hot Springs and Spa

If you take a look at the picture above, to the left, you’ll see Saphira’s Bistro (notice the Milo dispenser). Right in the middle, you’ll see the Geyser of Tambun and entrance to the Lost World Steam Cave. Of course right in the fore ground, it is the entrance to the Infinity Pool!

Minerals Benefit - Why you should visit Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Minerals Benefit – Why you should visit Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh

6. Top of the World Pool

Entrance to Top of the World Pool at Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Entrance to Top of the World Pool at Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Top of the World Pool @ 43 degrees celsius - Ouch!
Top of the World Pool @ 43 degrees celsius – Ouch!

7. Foot Spa

Foot Spa Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Foot Spa Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Benefits of Foot Spa
Benefits of Foot Spa

8. Crystal Pool

Crystal Pool right opposite Crystal Spa at Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Crystal Pool right opposite Crystal Spa at Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh

9. Crystal Spa

Entrance to Crystal Spa Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh
Entrance to Crystal Spa Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh

For 180RM, we had 60 minutes of Aromatherapy Massage as well as 60 minutes of Hot Springs Aromatic Facial. Pure bliss!

10. Saphira’s Lair

Saphira's Lair at 37degrees - Nice place to Chill out at night (Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh)
Saphira’s Lair at 37degrees – Nice place to Chill out at night (Lost World Hot Springs and Spa Ipoh)
Saphira's Baby Pool - Allow the rushing waters to "massage" your shoulders!
Saphira’s Baby Pool – Allow the rushing waters to “massage” your shoulders!

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All in all, we thoroughly enjoyed the Lost World Hot Springs and Spa. For us, the entrance to the Hot Springs and massage at Crystal Spa was sufficient. By the way, if you purchase any spa package, entrance would be free. Something that we only realised later πŸ™

Also, for an easy access to the hot springs, you may also choose to stay at the Lost World Hotel, next to the Lost World Hot Springs and Spa.

Do tell us your experience at Lost World Hot Springs and Spa or if you have visited Lost World of Tambun, do tell us about it as well!

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