Siberian tiger brothers, Rock and Louie who were living at Sunway Lagoon made their own ‘Balik Kampung’ journey after a decade of being away from their hometown.

They were reunited with their family as well as, Zulkafli Bin Shamsudin, the very zookeeper at Lost World Of Tambun that delivered them and took care of them when they were cubs.

The brothers were returned to the Lost World Tiger Valley, their birthplace – a self-contained wonderland cocooned by lush tropical jungle, trees for them to climb on and a river for them to swim in akin to their natural habitat – a paradise away from the hustle and bustle of the city where they had lived at in Sunway Lagoon.

You can see and meet this iconic pair through the tiger feeding shows at the Lost World Tiger Valley, and the valley’s educational program, where visitors can get up close and personal with the exquisite tigers.

“Sunway Lagoon will miss both Rock and Louie as it has been a pleasure having both of them with us. Over the years, the two have secured a special place in our hearts. Nevertheless, I know that Lost World Of Tambun is excited to welcome them back; it will be a nostalgic moment for the locals there,” said Calvin Ho, Senior General manager of Sunway Theme Parks.

Visit Rock and Louie at Lost World Of Tambun at the upcoming ‘Secrets of Raya’ celebration, an event that combines food, craft, family fun games, charity, song and dance, that will make your holiday an unforgettable experience. From the 6^th of July till the 10^th of July, families can enjoy all things special about Raya with 5 different shows, all taking place at Lost World Of Tambun’s Hot Springs and Spa.

There will also be interesting cultural / traditional shows include Flavours of Raya, a Dodol making demonstration, from 10:00am to 8:00pm. Colours of Raya, a combination of Joget Budak Kampung and Kebaya Ladies, followed by kampong-styled games with Lost World Of Tambun’s Raya characters in ‘Secrets of Raya’. Be sure to visit the past in ‘Dance of Fisherman’ as the performance relives the tales of olden day fishermen who went out to sea and do not miss watching the modern take on traditional Raya dances in the ‘Glory of Raya.’

The operational hours will be from 11:00am to 6:00pm every Monday to Friday, 10:00am to 6:00pm every Saturday and Sunday. The Lost World Hot Springs and Spa by Night operates from 6:00pm – 11:00pm every Monday to Sunday. The park is closed every Tuesday except during Malaysian school and public holidays.

More information can also be obtained at Lost World Of Tambun’s Facebook page and website: www.facebook.com/lostworldoftambun / www.sunwaylostworldoftambun.com or by calling the park at +605 542 8888.