Leisure &
Hospitality
Delivering experience-led tourism destinations that create memorable guest experiences
At Gamuda Land, leisure and hospitality play a strategic role in placemaking and township activation. Integrated within our master-planned communities, these destinations are designed to activate public spaces, encourage social interaction and sustain long-term vibrancy.
Through nature-based attractions, lifestyle and recreational offerings, and thoughtfully curated hospitality components, we create experiences that draw visitors, support local economies and enhance everyday life for residents. Supported by well-connected locations, our leisure and hospitality developments strengthen each township’s identity while contributing to enduring place value.
Completed Attractions
4
Total
Visitors
Annually
1.5 Million
At A Glance
SplashMania Waterpark, Malaysia
Located within the township of Gamuda Cove, it features first-of-its-kind attractions and award-winning waterslides like a 78-meter-long multimedia and audio waterslide and Virtual Reality waterslide rides.
Size
18 Acres
Annual Visitors
800,000
Features
39 slides and attractions
FunPark @ Gamuda Luge Gardens, Malaysia
A regional entertainment and attractions hub featuring dry attractions, Malaysia’s tallest Ferris wheel, a waterplay park, and Malaysia’s first Skyline Luge Kuala Lumpur.
Size
50 Acres
Annual Visitors
500,000
Features
7 dry attractions, Waterplay Park, Skyline Luge
ASAI Gamuda Cove Hotel, Malaysia
Marking Gamuda Land’s first hotel development, this 280-key, 13-storey hotel in Gamuda Cove overlooks the 1,111-acre Paya Indah Discovery Wetlands and is the first to debut Dusit’s expanded ‘ASAI Tropical’ model for nature-led destinations.
Opening
Early 2026
Total Rooms
280
Features
Dusit’s first ‘ASAI Tropical’ model, adjacent to a biodiverse wetlands
Paya Indah Discovery Wetlands, Malaysia
Located in Gamuda Cove, this ecological asset is managed by Gamuda Land under a tripartite agreement with the federal and Selangor state governments. Our role encompasses the operations and enhancement of the wetlands, balancing biodiversity conservation with public accessibility, experiential programming and long-term environmental stewardship.
Size
1,111 acres
Annual Visitors
8,000
Features
Safari Tours, Boat Cruise, Jungle Trekking, Camping, Bird Watching, Animal Feeding, Petting Zoo
