Lakefront landscape at Tasoh Lake, Perlis, Malaysia at dusk

Perlis, Malaysia · Timah Tasoh Lake

Eco-Regen by Tasoh Lake Resort

A regenerative-tourism reimagining of an existing lakefront resort — where eco-glamping, adventure, and community prosperity are built on a closed-loop operating model, not against it.

Overview

Not a resort redevelopment. A blueprint.

Eco-Regen reimagines the existing Tasoh Lake Resort — 39 acres beside the 1,300-hectare Timah Tasoh Lake in Perlis — as a working example of regenerative tourism. Rather than building from raw land, PAXVENTUS is transforming an already-operating destination: real chalets, a real lakefront, and an existing community, redesigned around a closed-loop model.

Every element — from energy and water to hospitality and adventure tourism — is designed to regenerate the landscape it depends on, not just occupy it.

Aerial view of eco-lodges along a misty lake at Tasoh

Vision

Connectivity. Ecology. Community.

Three commitments hold the entire Eco-Regen model together — each reinforcing the other two.

01

Connectivity & Tourism

A regional gateway serving the Padang Besar and Hat Yai catchments, with multi-modal rail, road, and air access — an anchor destination on the IMT-GT tourism map.

02

Ecology & Green Growth

On-site solar and storage, active reforestation and water stewardship, with carbon and biodiversity outcomes tracked for verified ESG reporting.

03

Community & Prosperity

Inclusive employment across the value chain, local enterprise in F&B and events, and an on-site learning centre for hospitality and conservation skills.

An 'I Love Perlis at Tasoh Lake' sign with grazing cattle and hills in the background

Strategic Location

A gateway between Malaysia and Thailand

Formerly Tasoh Lake Resort, the site sits within the Northern Corridor Economic Region (NCER) — beside a pristine lake ecosystem and protected forest reserve, with established infrastructure that lowers the capital required to get started.

  • 30 minutes to Padang Besar, on the Malaysia–Thailand border
  • 60 minutes to Hat Yai, Thailand
  • 90 minutes to Penang, via Alor Setar

Present Site

A real, de-risked asset — not a blank site

Tasoh Lake Resort already exists. Eco-Regen builds on established chalets, roads, and lakefront grounds — lowering both capital requirements and delivery risk.

Tourism Masterplan

A regenerative site, composed with intent

Eight programme elements weave hospitality, ecology, and community into a single lakefront masterplan.

01

Eco-Glamping Village

Elevated tented accommodation set into the landscape.

02

Lakefront Event Pavilion

A venue for weddings, retreats, and gatherings on the water's edge.

03

Eco Chalets

Upgraded low-impact accommodation building on the resort's existing footprint.

04

Cycling Loop

A dedicated circuit connecting the site's natural and built landmarks.

05

Kayak Landing & Lake Activities

Direct water access for kayaking and other lake-based experiences.

06

Renewable Energy Components

On-site solar and storage supporting the resort's operations.

07

Learning Centre

Hospitality and conservation training embedded on site.

08

Community Marketplace

A platform for local enterprise, food, and craft.

Illustrated tourism masterplan of Eco-Regen showing the eco-glamping village, lakefront pavilion, chalets, cycling loop, and kayak landing along the lake
The Eco-Regen tourism masterplan — composed along the Tasoh lakefront.

Adventure Tourism

Six experiences, one destination

Each experience is designed as its own draw — together, they compound visitation and the length of every stay.

01

Eco Chalets

Comfortable, low-impact lakefront accommodation.

02

Thailand Day Trips

Cross-border excursions leveraging the site's proximity to Hat Yai.

03

Cycling Hub

Guided and self-directed routes across the property and beyond.

04

Big Bikes

Motorcycle touring routes through the wider Perlis region.

05

Kayaking

Guided lake paddles across Timah Tasoh Lake.

06

Camping

Lakeside camping for visitors seeking a simpler stay.

The Regenerative Model

A closed loop, by design

Six stages keep value circulating within the resort and the landscape around it, rather than leaking out as waste.

  • Regenerate — soil, water, and community.
  • Source — local materials and renewables.
  • Design — low-impact, modular systems.
  • Build — craft-led, zero-waste construction.
  • Operate — closed-loop utilities.
  • Recover — reuse, compost, and reclaim.
Aerial view of eco-lodges arranged around a circular lagoon

Measured Impact

ESG targets through Year 3

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Of on-site energy demand from renewables (solar PV + biogas)

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Waste diverted from landfill through composting & circular procurement

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Youth trained annually through the on-site learning centre

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Local jobs, direct and indirect, by Year 3

Aspirational composite ESG rating of 84/100 by Year 3 — Environmental 88, Social 82, Governance 81.

A Connected Ecosystem

One network, shared value

PAXVENTUS sits at the center of four stakeholder relationships that keep Eco-Regen accountable and aligned.

Government

Policy and regulatory alignment at the state and federal level.

Technology

Innovation and digital systems for monitoring and operations.

Academia

Research and knowledge partners informing the operating model.

Community

Local stewardship and impact, centered on Perlis residents.

Leadership

The team behind Eco-Regen

Portrait of Datuk Ir. Ts. Dr. Mahadi Mohamad

Datuk Ir. Ts. Dr. Mahadi Mohamad

Founder & Managing Director

Vision, strategy, and governance, backed by 25+ years in infrastructure and sustainability leadership. Director of IMT-GT JBC Malaysia, leading investor and government relations.

Portrait of Dr. Balamurugan Ratha Krishnan

Dr. Balamurugan Ratha Krishnan

Founder & Director

Two decades leading inclusive community programmes — community development and engagement across B40, youth, and women, plus training and CSR partnerships.

Portrait of Dr. Syafeeq Mohd.

Dr. Syafeeq Mohd.

Founder & Director

Designs the immersive hospitality and event experiences, cultural programming, and destination storytelling behind Eco-Regen's regenerative-living concept.

Strategic Roadmap

Five milestones, one strategic arc

Eco-Regen follows the same disciplined delivery arc as every PAXVENTUS project.

  1. 01 · Vision

    Define the long-term ambition

    The investment thesis and the outcomes it must deliver.

  2. 02 · Planning

    Translate ambition into a costed plan

    Sequencing and feasibility work toward a fundable operating plan.

  3. 03 · Enablement

    Stand up governance & partnerships

    Government relationships, capability, and delivery partners secured.

  4. 04 · Delivery

    Execute with disciplined reporting

    Phased build-out with ESG and financial reporting built in.

  5. 05 · Scale

    Institutionalise & replicate

    What works is extended across the PAXVENTUS portfolio.

Join Us

A blueprint for the future of circular tourism.

Eco-Regen isn't merely a resort redevelopment — it's proof that tourism and regeneration can be the same thing.