Cameron Highlands Travel Guide

 K2NG Says:  Tanah Rata did not change much from the last time I visited Cameron Highlands many years ago. At the very least, the tense and fearful feeling up the long, winding and dangerously narrow road from Tapah was still there. 

 AngMimi Says:  Cameron Highlands can be considered as the biggest rose growing center with so much variety of roses growing here. There you can find yellow roses, red roses, orange roses, purple roses and many other colors. Admission Fee : RM4 adult, RM2 children. 

 AngMimi Says:  Strawberry farms, you can find many around Brinchang, Tanah Rata and Kea Farm. I just loved and fascinated to see the strawberries grown locally in Malaysia. I wished I could plucked them and pop into my mouth ;-)) Such lovely dainty fruits. 

 DaHongHua Says:  The Bharat tea and BOH tea established their tea plantations in Cameron Highlands. They are located along the road side, easily visible and you may stop and have a cup of tea and some snacks. The experience is different. 

 gdilieto Says:  Cameron Highlands is the largest tea-growing region in Malaysia, with plantations become the top tourist attractions of the area. In the past home to a number of different tea producers, nowadays, with land and capital being diverted to more profitable vegetable farming,... 

 Onoes Says:  Last month I visited the BOH tea plantation (Sungai Palas) the tea shop had many local products for sale. They had also an very interesting information book for sale Cameron Highlands Discover the history. I settled myself down for an afternoon tea and went through the book.... 

 pres_16 Says:  Our afternoon tour was more on shopping or you may just engage in photography, the Agro Delight tour:1st stop: Beautiful flower nursery2nd stop: Water cress farm3rd stop: Open terraces of conventional farming4th stop: Cactus Point5th stop: Strawberry farm with self-picking... 

 pres_16 Says:  Since public transportation is not common in the highlands, I was compelled to avail of the packaged tours offered by agencies in the town. This could be pricey but this is the best option if you don’t have your own car here.In my 2nd day, I went on a Nature Discovery tour... 

 Mozumbus Says:  Sipping a hot cup of tea cannot be more rewarding while sitting in front of lush green tea plantations and with temperature around 16 C!The Ummph Tea Shop adjacent to BOH Tea Factory provided a real oomph to the day tour during our Oriental Outings 2011!The tea shop is... 

 K2NG Says:  You may want to do an early morning walk to Brinchang from Tanah Rata to enjoy the fresh morning air and beautiful scenery along the way. The guides at Information Counter will most probably say distance is about 5km. But there is a shorter path than can cut the walking... 

 pres_16 Says:  This trip is offered by the guesthouse I have stayed in Penang, the Old Penang Guesthouse. Fare rate is higher compared to the bus rates, but the trip via van is faster, saves time and gives you more time in Camerons specially if you are to stay only in a day or two. I paid... 

 Mozumbus Says:  We found a coupe of places to convert our USD to MYR.The one was the May Bank branch and the other was a nearby currency exchange kiosk behind the Unitity bus stop. We found rates comparable to what we later found in KL, off 1-2%, which was fare imo.