What You Will Do
Cameron Highlands, at 1500m above sea level with an average temperature of 20°C is famous for it's scenic tea plantation, Strawberry farm, Rose Garden and a British architecture. Visit the day market where many local produce can be found. All our driver is well trained and know the places very well, they are not just a Driver but also a tour buddy and a friendly friends as well. Your journey here to Cameron Highlands will be an awesome memories that you can bring home and share with other. Absolutely different environment compare than the city.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Lata Iskandar
30 minutes
After a drive up to 3 ½ hour from Kuala Lumpur our first stop will be the Lata Iskandar Waterfall and will drive pass through the Orang Asli (Native) settlement before reaching to Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands.
2
Cameron Valley Tea House
1 hour
After reaching to Cameron Highland we will be stopping at Bharat Tea or Cameron Valley for a sip of Tea and some dessert such like scones and cakes
3
Agro Technology Park in MARDI
1 hour
An Agrotek park and also there is a few old British architecture house plus all the farming based on agriculture.
Next stop will be :
- Local Market at Brinchang area
- Strawberry Farm
- Sungai Palas BOH Plantation (Factory visit)
- Honey Bee Farm
- Rose Valley
- Lavender Center
- Drive back to Kuala Lumpur
4
Kea Farm Market
30 minutes
Kea Farm is an agricultural district in Cameron Highlands, located 3km north of Brinchang town or 3km before Tringkap. Its central feature is a vegetable market along the main road - a popular shopping destination for visitors on weekends. Perched on a plateau next to Copthorne Hotel (formerly Equatorial Resort), traders and farmers sell the best of their crops and goods here from morning till evening.
As the market nears closing time, look for great bargains on perishable stock like greens, corn, strawberries, flowers, food stuff and more. Some tourist attractions that lie within the vicinity include Rose Center, Ee Feng Gu and Butterfly Garden
5
Ee Feng Gu Bee Farm
30 minutes
Ee Feng Gu Bee Farm is an apiary at Kea Farm, about 3.5km north of Brinchang town right after Equatorial Resort along the main road. This large bee farm has a spacious shopping gallery, indoor maze for children, vegetable market, mini museum and cafeteria housed within the main building.
Nestled below is the proper bee farm area - a network of hives scattered around a lush garden peppered with cute statues of queen and worker bees.Visitors can access a walk that leads around the garden in a loop while admiring the view of flowers, trees and bee boxes - watch out for stings. Open daily from morning till evening, Ee Feng Gu Bee Farm is free to visit.
6
Sungai Palas
1 hour
Sungai Palas Garden is a tea plantation located in Brinchang about 5km north from town or 2km away from Kea Farm Market. Owned and managed by Boh Tea, it complements their main estate at Habu in Ringlet, featuring its very own tea center, visitor gallery and show factory. Likewise, the Sungai Palas tea garden is also shut up within its own isolated valley away from the main road.
The road in begins at left after the Butterfly Garden, with a large signboard that clearly indicates the way. After short but windy stretch, the view breaks into a magnificent panorama of vast tea fields stretched across the valley and slopes. Follow the road right from the signboard until the end; the Sungai Palas Boh Tea Center is perched on top a small hill.
Our driver will park the car and then travelers have tonwalk up by paved road, or trail through a tea garden that climbs across the slope. Facing the tea center is a garden area planted with lillies, cannas and flowering shrubs; visitors often relax here under the shade of small oak trees. The tea center itself is a spacious complex with fancy bits of modern architecture and design.
From the entrance, a cafe sits left with an overhanging platform for viewing scenery, while right leads through through an exhibition gallery, past the Boh'Ria tea shop, next a video room, and finally ending at a small museum and garden area. An old factory for tea production still functions at the back; it's open to visitors just like the main Boh tea estate.
IF TRAVELERS BOOK ON MONDAY THIS TRIP WILL BE SKIP BECAUSE THE FACTORY ARE CLOSE ON MONDAY
7
Sam Poh Temple
20 minutes
Sam Poh Temple in Brinchang is the largest religious structure in Cameron Highlands, nestled on a small hill top at the back of town. While the opulent temple is Buddhist in nature, a variety of brass deities from similar religions can also be found huddled inside.
While also a tourist attraction, most visitors coming to admire the oriental architecture while offering prayers at the altar. The temple is free to enter, as long as you keep a quiet profile and remove your shoes.
8
Rose Valley
30 minutes
Rose Valley is a flower garden at Tringkap, located along the main road towards Brinchang town. Here, visitors can see over 450 different species of roses, flowers, plants and cacti on display along a pretty garden walk with European-inspired landscapes and monuments
9
Lavender Garden (Cameron Lavender)
1 hour
Cameron Lavender is a show garden between Tringkap and Kuala Terla, about 4km north of Kea Farm in Brinchang. One of the more recent attractions in the highlands, the garden features a beautiful lavender field with an assorment of other continental flowers on display, fringed with colourful statues and objects inspired by European countryside scenery.
Within the compound, there is a small market for souvenirs, merchandise and souvenirs, while the garden has its own product store and a cafe on a viewing deck at top floor, serving lavender-infused meals including cakes and drinks. Strawberry picking is also available.
10
K.C. Kwang and Sons Sdn Bhd
1 hour
KC Kwang & Sons (or Twin Diamond Plantation) is a grape and tomato farm in Kampung Raja, nestled on 60 hectares of land. Open to public, the vineyards cultivate the 'Kyoho' variety of grapes, which are sweet, succulent and large. The grapes are harvested only twice a year in June and December, but visitors may see the grapes up close without touching or damaging them.
During harvest time, the grapes are sold at the farm with the bulk going to export. Besides grapes, the farm also cultivates tomatoes along with hydroponic vegetables that can be purchased. Visitors can also explore the farm's factory and witness the big production line of grapes and other crops being packed.
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