IPOH, Jan 12 (Bernama) — The Lost World of Tambun (LWOT) theme park is targeting 10,000 visitors daily during the Chinese New Year celebrations, including visitors from abroad, to experience the uniqueness of Rabbit Wonderland, a new attraction introduced in conjunction with the arrival of the year of the rabbit.
LWOT general manager, Nurul Nuzairi Mohd Azahari, said that LWOT is the right vacation choice, considering that Malaysians are currently seen preferring to have holidays all over the country in a recovering economy.
“At Rabbit Wonderland, we have 500 rabbits, consisting of 14 species, including Teddy, Lionhead and Holland Hop. However, only 250 will be in Rabbit Wonderland at any one time.
“Visitors can play with animals including petting some of them. We hope that with the existence of this Rabbit Wonderland, visitors from various backgrounds can enjoy the experience,” he said at a press conference at LWOT today.
Nurul Nuzairi said various activities have been lined up in conjunction with the festival, including the eagerly awaited lion dance acrobatics.
“In conjunction with this Chinese New Year celebration, the lion dance will be the main attraction on Jan 22 and 23, while the performances and activities of Hopping New Year, Chinese Culture Meet and Greet, Spring’s Day, and Muhibbah Dance will take place from Jan 20 until Feb 5,” he added.
Source: BERNAMA News Agency