Well, Butterfly Garden has been included in our tour, but trust me I wouldn't go there by myself. If you are into butterflies and insects, please go ahead, otherwise, give it a miss. Butterfly Garden is home to 300 different species of butterflies and to some beetles, scorpions and other insects.
Unique Suggestions: Make sure that you use the opportunity to see these animals up close and even to touch them.
Fun Alternatives: Again, if this visit is already included in a tour, go ahead. It just takes about 30 minutes. Alternatives? Spend more time at the tea plantations.
Written Mar 15, 2008
Don't even think of trying this! They call it apple, but it looks more like pear. They say it's juicy and sweet. Juicy it is, but it's tasteless. Like plain water... Not worth wasting your money on this!
Unique Suggestions: If you can't resist trying, just buy a fruit to munch on. Don't get a bunch!
Fun Alternatives: Why not try Cameron strawberry? Tastes much better.
Updated Mar 22, 2007
Avoid this place at all cost, if not it will cost you a lot. I and my family went up Cameron Highland on a wonderful Friday and expect a good dinner.
There wasn't any menu and/or price. There's only a notice saying price is up 20% during the Chinese New Year season. They'll charge you crazy for pathetic food. Fish ball soup which is basically 10 pcs of flour balls goes around RM 18. A dish of very normal vege cost about RM 17. A dish of chicken with a few slices of chicken and which doesnt taste good goes for around RM 28. Everything added in, it cost us RM 170 for 5 person simple dinner which is exorbitantly high even compared to KL standards. This restaurant is definitely a trap for tourist. They like one-time business.
Address: Brinchang town
Directions: If you come up from Tanah Rata towards Brinchang town, the restaurant is on the left hand side shop rows. The first restaurant on the left. See picture to see its vicinity restaurant.
Unique Suggestions: Be careful of others restaurant around that have a same signage design.
Or to be safe, remember to first check whether the restaurants have menu with price listed clearly before deciding to eat there.
Be wary of restaurant where there are people inviting you in.
Fun Alternatives: Many other restaurants around Brinchang town. Try to spot the restaurants where the locals eat at.
Written Mar 10, 2007
The kids may ask for money. This is probably because they received candies or money from other visitors before. How do i know? Because the moment we stopped our bikes, they voluntarily walking towards us.
Unique Suggestions: Just smile at them. The older ones will normally asking the young one to stop asking for $$$ if your camera is aiming at them.
Updated Nov 19, 2006
we signed up the tour package with one of the travel agency in brinchang when we reached there in the morning. thinking that the nature tour package was interesting because it consist of the place we would like to visit, one of them would be the waterfall, we wasn't told which waterfall we were going, (only knowing that there's 2 waterfalls around but they are pretty far to travel to without our own vehical)
when we reached the waterfall, i am quite disappointing because it don't really look like a waterfall to me, more like a canal. with quite a lot of rubbish in the water, like plastic bags etc... it's definitely not those type of waterfall that is breath taking. it's a big disappointment.
Unique Suggestions: it's ok to just take a look and not have too much hope that it's gonna be a spectacular view.
Fun Alternatives: if you are taking up with tour packages, it would be nice to ask the guide which water fall they are taking you to, i am not sure if it will work, but you could try asking them to take you to robinson fall instead.
or just op out of it if you dont want to see such view. :-\
Written May 1, 2006
We were brought even before our hotel to a tour agency called Tittiwangsa in Brinchang. This lady boarded our bus and started talking about the day tours they provide.
In our bleary just-woken state we signed up fro the country tour. Then we realised we have actually already signed up with our agency back in Singapore for a country tour too. Which was to be arranged by our hotel. Arghhh!!
The tours were quite similar, bringing you to the usual flower gardens and tea plantations.
Having said that, I did enjoy having Tittiwangsa's tour guide bring us around. Maybe coz the group was smaller than the hotel aranged tour group.
Anyway, do check out the tours properly before signing up so that you don't end up on similar tours.
Unique Suggestions: Ask the tour guide if you can change some places. Like we were scheduled to go to Cactus Garden both in Tittiwangsa tour and the hotel tour. So we asked the hotel tour guide to bring us to Rose Garden instead.
Fun Alternatives: We wanted to demand money back for the Tittiwangsa tour when we realised the hotel tour that we've already signed up for was similar. But they've cunningly proclaimed no refunds on the receipt they issued. =(
Written Jul 1, 2004
Charges RM4 per person and calls itself Butterfly Farm but only a few inside. Some nice flowers though. Saw a plant with green coloured blooms labelled as "green roses" though they didn't resemble any rose I know of.
Unique Suggestions: Enjoy the flowers, take some pixs and at least they don't charge anything for taking in a camera!
Fun Alternatives: The Butterfuly Farm at Penang is much better.
Written Jun 28, 2004
1 - 7 of 7
Sponsored Links
4 Reviews and 208 Opinions Unfortunately we could only stay for one night in the Cameron Highlands Resort. The rooms were quite...
4 Reviews and 127 Opinions For a taste of old British living, stay at the Concorde Lakehouse. Rooms are spacious and cosy with...
Reviews and photos of Cameron Highlands attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Cameron Highlands sightseeing.

Charges RM4 per person and calls itself Butterfly Farm but only a few inside. Some nice flowers though. Saw a plant with green coloured blooms labelled as...
4 members live in Cameron Highlands

Q: Will be driving to Cameron Highlands for a non-weekend day trip. I googled but not sure if most information are promotions by...

A: we visited CH earlier this year and you can see my CH page for details road to Sungai Palas tea plantation was good when we visited. if you reach there in the first...
Read 2 Replies
1
Cameron Highlands-a place to relax in cool comfort

Cameron's is still cool despite being overcrowded and over-developed My original tip was written in 2004 and it has been re-written and revised several times. The latest revision was done in March......
2

Low temperatures all year round allow terraced flower gardens, strawberry farms, tea plantations, orchards and vegetable gardens. Cabbages, tomatoes, carrots, green peppers and lettuce supplied by the...
3
Cameron Highlands...The Cool Point!

The cool climate and the fresh air of the mountain is very appealing to us and that's one of the reason for us to visit Cameron Highlands again and again or when any opportunity arise. The flowers...
4
Colonial style highland gateaway

Cameron Highlands was first discovered in 1885 by William Cameron, a British surveyor, during a mapping expedition. As he failed to mark his discovery on the map, the location of the plateau was...
5

Cameron Highlands is one the best place to grow strawberry beside in your greenhouse. You can buy strawberry jams & fresh strawberry from farmers. Some of these sellers will include a small pack of...
Build your own Cameron Highlands page
Sponsored Links