cameron highlands one day trip

What To Do in Cameron Highlands in One Day?

If you only have one day to explore the beautiful Cameron Highlands, the easiest way to do so is to visit Green View Garden and Avant Chocolate. Considering there are so many things to discover in these locations, their proximity makes them one of the greatest locations for a quick break.

Jump the queues and skip the line entry tickets because the entrance and parking fees are FREE! You can enjoy your special day without worrying about spending too much on parking and tickets.

Strawberries are exclusively grown in Cameron Highlands in Malaysia, thus going to Green View Garden will be an awesome experience if you love fruits. Even better, you can pick your strawberries, or you can try a variety of hearty desserts that are made from freshly picked strawberries.

Best Things To Do in Green View Garden Besides Visiting Strawberry Farm

Green View Garden is one of Cameron Highlands’ most well-liked tourist destinations. You can find stunning plants and flowers here that will make you feel as though you are strolling through paradise.

If you are only spending a day in Cameron Highlands, it is strongly advised that you visit Green View Garden and Avant Chocolate so you can get the most out of your time here. Other attractions you may enjoy during your vacation are listed below:

• Handcrafted ice cream
• Halal food in Green View Cafe and Avant Cafe
• Insta-worthy spot
• Mini petting zoo (*Small fee applied for feeding animals)
• Paddling boat for kids (*Small fee required)
• And many more!

If you are planning for a one-day excursion to Cameron Highlands, come visit these beautiful places!

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Cameron Highlands One Day Tour (Group)

Aside being the largest tea exporter in Malaysia, it also has abundance of vegetables that it supplies to other parts of Malaysia. The Cameron Highland Tour offers is an escape route for city dwellers and tourists who are at peace with nature. The view of the scenery is breathtaking while taking in the fresh and undiluted highland air.

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The Cameron Highland Tour affords you a chance to feel what a Tea Plantation feels like. You can also pick strawberries, and roam around the honey bee farm. While on the Cameron Highland Tour, you can take your time to appreciate nature. We are sure the beautiful vegetables farms will also appeal to you. Take a jungle walk if you want, you are sure going to have the best time while on the Cameron Highland Tour.

It’s just a short trip from Kuala Lumpur, a trip that offers you one of the best nature scenery in Malaysia. You can relax your mind, meditate and take in the feel of your environment while at the highest point of the Cameron Highland. If you are wondering why people love the Cameron Highland Tour, it’s the cool climatic condition on the Cameron Highland.

It’s a 443 square kilometer area and everyone loves to be a part of the experience. Which is why the Cameron Highland Tour can have as much as 14 stops in order to provide visitors a feel of everything Cameron Highland has to offer. On weekends, you can join the Cameron Highland Tour by 5am and 7am during weekdays. The Cameron Highland is best visited when the sun is coming up.

We provide a driver and a tour guide who will carry you around the Cameron Highland must visit places. Being a full day tour, you’ll have a lunch package. Book your place early enough as there are limited seats on the Cameron Highland Tour.

Highlights:

• Rose Garden -Self Picking (Visit Stop)
• Strawberry Farm- (Visit Stop)
• BOH tea Plantation – (Visit Stop)
• Butterfly Park – (Visit Stop)
• Lata Iskandar Water Falls – (Photo stop)
• Bharat Tea Farm – (Visit Stop)
• BOH Tea Factory (Visit Stop) (closed on Monday)
• Aborigines Village (Visit Stop) – Blow Pipes Demo
• Vegetable Farm (Visit Stop)
• Vegetable Market (Visit Stop)
• Cactus Garden (Visit Stop)

Fee includes:

• Shared tour & transfers
• Fully Air-Conditioned Vehicle
• Professional driver cum guide service
• Bharat Tea Plantation
• BOH Tea Factory visit (closed every Monday)
• Local fruit plantation and industry
• Fruit & Vege Market
• Local Lunch with Soft Drinks
• Pick Up & Drop from KL City Centre Hotels only

Fee Excludes:

• Travel insurance
• Personal expenses

For travellers who stay out of KL City Centre Hotels, kindly take a cab and come to Double Tree by Hilton Hotel and wait near the Dome Cafe.

Best Rate in Town with Limited Seats!

Visiting cameron highlands.

Cameron Highlands which is a short trip away from Kuala Lumpur offers one of the best nature scenery in Malaysia. The plantation fields and hills can be clearly seen from atop the farm making it the perfect place to relax.

The cool climate is one of the biggest reason why people want to visit the place. They come in groups with their cool weather gear to enjoy the 10oC to 25oC climate of the plantation. It is also the perfect place for growing crops.

Tea was first planted in the area back in 1929 four years after the site was first developed. BOH (Best of Highland) tea and Cameron Valley brand are the most famous tea brands that come out of the area.

Fresh fruits, flowers, and vegetables are also produced in the plantation since it has an ideal environment provided by sitting 1524 meters above sea level.

Visitors love to explore the more than 443 square kilometer area. Tour packages can cover many of the 14 stops inside the highlands.

Scheduling a full day trip inside Cameron Highlands will really give you a complete experience with nature.

Our Cameron Highlands Package

Our tours to Cameron Highlands starts as early as 5 am on weekends and holidays and our weekday tours start at 7 am. This is to ensure that you get the full experience especially since nature spots like Cameron Highlands is best visited when the sun is coming up.

This tour will have its own driver and guide to take you and your group around the different plantations. It comes with a lunch and snack package since you’ll be touring the place all day. There is also a time where you get to pick strawberries from their farm.

The tour has limited number of seats which means you must book early to get your slots on your preferred time for the tour. There are rates for different sized groups (2-3, 4-5, 6-7, and >=8) with the biggest group, group of 8 and above, having the most affordable rate at RM220 per person. Kids aged 3-11 years old have a discounted price of RM200 when they join the tour.

Highlighted Places to Visit

A visit to the tea farm is set where people can see the whole operations of the farm. They will get to see a documentary about the tea farm and the varieties grown here. You can also see the tea processing area to learn more about the production and maybe even buy their tea products before you leave.

Rose Garden

The rose garden contains that different varieties of rose they grow inside the farm. There are additional door charges, but it would be really nice especially if you’re a flower enthusiast or you want to give a rose to your loved one.

Strawberry Farm

This is the place where you can pick strawberries to keep as a souvenir of your visit to the area. You pick the strawberries and you’re going to weigh them for pricing. These healthy strawberries are very tasty to help you.

BOH Tea Plantation

Aside from the tea you can drink inside the BOH Tea Plantation, you are also treated with a great view since it’s located at higher elevation. There is a hiking trail to the plantation for people to use whenever they want to do some light exercise.

Butterfly Park

There are various species of butterflies inside the park. Enjoy their company as they rest on your hands and shoulders. You can also see other plant and animal species as well.

Lata Iskandar Water Falls

The Lata Iskandar water falls is a natural water formation inside Cameron Highlands. Visitors can see its beauty as a part of the tour. People can get their pictures taken and bring it home for memories once the tour is done.

Bharat Tea Farm

The Bharat Tea Farm is the next tea plantation developed inside Cameron Highlands. The products from this farm is called the Cameron Valley brand. Tourists love taking pictures here because the lush hills serve as a nice backdrop.

BOH Tea Factory

Our tour passes through the BOH Tea Factory where we take our clients through tea processing. Tourists can also have tea beaks as a refresher before proceeding to the next part of the tour.

Handmade Basket Factory

Clients can also request a visit to the handmade basket factory inside Cameron Highlands. This is a source of income for the natives in the area. They’ve been taught basket-making for their livelihood.

Aborigines Village

This is a favorite stop among visitors because they get to see a blow pipes demonstration from the aborigines living in the area. They get to experience their culture as well making it a wonderful experience.

Vegetable Farm

Freshly-grown vegetables like carrots, chilis, cabbage, broccoli, green beans, tomatoes, brinjal, and cauliflowers are sold in this area. There you can see the daily operations at the farm level for the produce from Cameron Highlands.

Vegetable Market

Inside the vegetable market, you get to see the fresh produce grown from the Cameron Highlands farms. This visit allows you to purchase vegetables to bring home.

Honey Bee Farm

Also, a part of the itinerary, the honey bee farm is full of bee hives that produce different kinds of products. The most popularly bought products are the honey bee soap and virgin honey fresh from the honey-producing hives.

Cactus Garden

Different cactus varieties can be seen on this stop. They get see large and small varieties of cactus grown here because the highlands provide an excellent environment for them to grow.

Book the Best Cameron Highlands Tour Package NOW

Our tour to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur offers some of the best rates in town with a full list of stops for photos and visits in the area. You can secure lower rates when you book in advance for the tour. We will also get you the best tour guide as well.

You will get a flexible scheme in terms of payment and pick-up point, so you can get the most convenient option for you. Just bring your camera and some cash for purchases during the tour and we’ll handle everything for you. No worries! Book our tour today!

You may also like these places:

• Taman Negara National Park
• Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary
• Kuala Selangor Fireflies Tour
• Historical Malacca

Payment Method – Option 1

• For minimum deposits, click on the “Pay Deposit” button.

Payment Method – Option 2

• For customers planning to pay the entire amount, click on the “Full Amount” button.

How Do I Get Confirmation?

• After you’ve complete the online payment process, a confirmation notice will be sent to you via email.
• You may just save it in your phone for your own reference and dont have to print it.

Pick Up Area for Tours

• Pick up points for hotels, homestays and service residences in the Kuala Lumpur City Centre Hotels only
• For pick up outside of these areas, will subject to surcharge based on the distance

Where Can I Wait? How Will My Driver Recognize Me?

• You can wait at your respective hotel’s lobby 5 minutes prior to the start of the tour. Our driver will look for you at the lobby. If you cannot find the driver, please call us at 0060129287034 or 0060132084862 and we will provide assistance. Generally the waiting time is around 20 minutes and if it takes longer than that without any consent, it will be classified as a “No Show”.

What To Bring

• Cameras and some cash to buy souvineers

82 reviews for Cameron Highlands One Day Tour (Group)

Cherelle Meijer – 2016-02-26 :

Traveled solo. Been to Malaysia for three to 4 times already, but it’s my first to book a tour package. Since I was traveling on a limited time, I need to choose one package only and I did not regret that I chose this. The farms are amazing and so productive. I also got friendly discount from mytourlane for traveling alone.

Aswad Nuhayd – 2016-06-30 :

Amazing nature! Remind your travel Lane driver to drop you off in Strawberry farm so you can pick your own strawberries.

Erno Juva – 2016-07-04 :

Our car has a wifi inside! We did not expect it. My friends and I will make sure to check out your other tours, soon.

Aisyah Engku – 2017-08-12 :

I took home a lot of strawberries when I got to Cameron Highlands. My family enjoyed the fresh strawberries when I got home as well.

James Timothy – 2017-11-18 :

As a tea enthusiast, the tea I had in their tea farm really tasted good. The highlands really made that tea taste great. It was even nice that I got to learn how to make tea for myself as well. Maybe I’d grow some at home. Great experience!

Patrick – 2018-01-16 :

You can find Tea, honey, handmade baskets, and beautiful gardens of all sorts of plants. Our group truly enjoyed that tour.

Sarah Lee – 2018-01-22 :

Brought home a ton of natural and organic produce from Cameron Highlands. I would love to have a regular supply of their products all-year round! Thanks for taking me there MyTravellane.

May Myat Mon – 2018-07-25 :

The tour was fun, tho we felt dizzy on the way to cameron highlands and way back since the way got lots of turns. The driver Sara is friendly and funny we had a great time. The lunch was also perfect. Thanks.

Ahmed – 2018-07-25 :

We had a great trip and the guide sara was a good man and really helpful, My Travel Lane is amazing app I think I will use a lot on my next trips We had happy moments in tea and strawberry plantations Completely different experience

Yu Lan – 2018-07-25 :

This tour showed us what Cameron Highlands truly is, we enjoyed the day with Ivy Tour, which gave us a detailed understanding about Malaysia in different aspects, including Butterfly garden, Water Fall and Aboriginal Village.

Jeane Jamaica – 2018-07-30 :

Nature tour ; we enjoyed the tour

Deepak – 2018-07-30 :

It’s a Superb and astonishing place, must go when you are in Malaysia. The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place

Shielan Lederesa – 2018-07-30 :

Very nice tour

Sheila Amy – 2018-07-30 :

Super worth it! ! Full day trip, although the weather is not very good, but overall it is a great experience!

Nancy Joyce – 2018-07-31 :

The tour was fun, tho we felt dizzy on the way to cameron highlands and way back since the way got lots of turns. but very nice

Bianca Mae – 2018-07-31 :

Tq for yr service,

Abdoulaye Diallo – 2018-08-01 :

This is the best part of our trip to Malaysia. The spacious and comfortable vehicle arrived on time, and the driver/guide was very efficient and friendly. Since we were only 4 in the car, the guide was pretty flexible on how we go about the itinerary. The tea plantation is just breathtaking, go book this tour with My Tour Lane

Cheikhou Kouyaté – 2018-08-01 :

Although it is a long journey away, the tour guide is very friendly. When you look down at the tea plantation, you will feel that you are not white.

Bragi Martha – 2018-08-02 :

Thanks a lot gor the beautifull day.friendly guide and driver! the guide was a non-smoker too!

Linda Oskar Kristrun – 2018-08-02 :

It’s a Superb and astonishing place, must go when you are in Malaysia. The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place.

Linges – 2018-08-06 :

Although it is a long journey away, the tour guide is very friendly. When you look down at the tea plantation,

Muse Owen – 2018-08-06 :

Very happy ~ to five stars are not enough to express our cordial thanks to My Tourlane and the beauty of Cameron

Harini – 2018-08-07 :

It’s a Superb and astonishing place, must go when you are in Malaysia.

Sancho El Salvador – 2018-08-07 :

The tour was great, highly recommended.The spacious and comfortable vehicle arrived on time, and the driver/guide was very efficient and friendly.

Diego – 2018-08-08 :

Thanks a lot got the beautiful day. The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place.

Parker – 2018-08-08 :

The tour was fun, The spacious and comfortable vehicle arrived on time, Thanks

Dawson – 2018-08-09 :

decent view, friendly guide and driver! the guide was a non-smoker too!

Preston – 2018-08-09 :

The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place.The lunch was also perfect. Thanks.

Hungary – 2018-08-10 :

It’s a Superb and astonishing place,The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place.

Latvia – 2018-08-10 :

we enjoyed our trip to Cameron Highland. Thumb up !!!

John F Kennedy – 2018-08-13 :

slightly expensive but worth a try! decent view, friendly guide and driver!

Gerald Ford – 2018-08-13 :

The tour was fun. We enjoyed our trip to Cameron Highland

Lazar Marković – 2018-08-14 :

Nice view and scenery. We really like the weather.

Connor Randall – 2018-08-14 :

It was an okay trip. . The weather is great. Also, the Tea Garden is worth going to.

Aleš Matějů – 2018-08-15 :

Thanks a lot gor the beautifull day.must go when you are in Malaysia. The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place

Jordan Maguire-Drew – 2018-08-15 :

The tour was fun, tho we felt dizzy on the way to cameron highlands and way back since the way got lots of turns.The lunch was also perfect. Thanks.

Marc Antony – 2018-08-17 :

The driver was informative and knowledgeable. Highly recommended. Thank you.

Jackson Mindland – 2018-08-17 :

We had a wonderful experience!! Really loved every moment

Honey Locust – 2018-08-20 :

Great tour package for a low price. Friendly and helpful staff!

Fushia – 2018-08-20 :

We really enjoy the city tour. It was fun and comfortable..the driver is patient and knowledgeable..hope to be back soon..thank you

Rafael Rinelle – 2018-08-21 :

It was a good journey. So happy. We’ll book here in the next trip!

James Broshan – 2018-08-21 :

Value for money experience.. It was a fun blast experience tour.

Pjumcote – 2018-08-27 :

I enjoyed the tour.Lots of places to visit. Happy tourist!

Pomela – 2018-08-27 :

So much fun. A half day tour in KL are so convenient.

Nana Pathen Ji – 2018-09-04 :

Thanks . So convenient . This tour was worth our money

Joshua Joseph – 2018-09-04 :

Awesome experience! Highly recommend!

John – 2018-09-28 :

It was a fantastic experience for me and my groups. I meet different people from other countries and made friends with them through this trip.

Ganavi – 2018-09-28 :

GREAT & PERFECT! LOVELY SERVICE! TWO THUMBS UP!

Joyce – 2018-09-28 :

Great tour service. And cheap too.

Karina Victory – 2018-09-28 :

Value for money activities, especially the driver cum tour guide is very careful and professional,

Art Fil – 2018-10-01 :

Booked for my friends. Thanks for hassle free booking!

Amelia – 2018-10-01 :

This was a nice tour, on time activities and good driver cum guide.

Eva Marie – 2018-10-02 :

I had a great time. it was a hassle free experience. you get to ride on a bus with different kinds of people.

Marjorie – 2018-10-02 :

Had a great time during the tour. We visited all the places written in the itinerary. The driver cum tour guide and driver were very polite

Joshua Jeremiah – 2018-10-03 :

Thank for your support our trouble. The driver cum Tour guide was so nice. We enjoyed our trip so exited.!!!

Aileen – 2018-10-03 :

Great friendly, knowledgeable and informative tour guide. Thanks

Chun Ho – 2018-10-05 :

Amazing scene, suitable for a family trip.

Kwan Yee – 2018-10-05 :

Great experienced!!! Definitely travel again

krishna kousiki – 2018-10-08 :

Great value for a half day trip. The driver is on time and attentive. We went to the places that are top visited. Until next time!

hernando – 2018-10-08 :

Good for first timers to explore and get a hold of the general directions in the city.

Jelson – 2018-10-10 :

Great tour, but rushed at times. Prompt pick up and good driver cum guide

TAT NANG – 2018-10-10 :

the arrangement of pickup at Hotel is not very clear and confusing,

Darnel – 2018-10-12 :

Very efficient! We were fetched by the driver on time. The tour was great.

emerson – 2018-10-12 :

Good time for tour…. They pick up on time at our hotel by Van , but we have to wait for around 30 minutes at meeting point waiting for others.

Krisela – 2018-11-22 :

Really nice persons who received and is the best traveller’s app.

Kishore – 2018-11-22 :

it was fun and comfortable… the driver cum guide is really easy to talk to…

Fanny – 2018-11-22 :

Really nice experience first time visitors should use only this app. for both money savings and safety really good

Sonali Manoj – 2018-12-04 :

The tour was exciting and very exciting having able to visit the different places in the tour.

Jemson – 2018-12-04 :

The tour guide is very funny and helpful. me and my cousins enjoyed the tour!

Achyar Maulana – 2018-12-05 :

Good value of money. we purchased after comparing the price

Asmida – 2018-12-05 :

The guide and driver is very kind and patient to explain the origin of each attraction, let us know more about the tour

Anne Karoline – 2018-12-06 :

Good food, informative, you should try it. Don’t forget to put on sunscreen and bring hat or umbrella if you can,

seh yee – 2018-12-12 :

The entire tour has been remarkable because of the driver cum guide! He knows how to have fun!

EdgarJay – 2018-12-12 :

Super recommended for travellers. Thank you so much

ROBERTA – 2019-08-15 :

Amazing experience, loved the place, beautiful locations, must visit

Mary Justice – 2019-08-15 :

Great explanation of the history of the places,tour was well structured and comfortable to follow

Meutia Azzura – 2019-08-19 :

The tour was really worth your money!

Jucille – 2019-08-19 :

The driver cum guide is so nice and helpful. It’s really worth the trip since weather so hot

Ajaykumar thakorbhai – 2019-08-21 :

The tour was not enough to enjoy and explore it. but despite the limited time, Our driver cum guide was very friendly and interactive.

Sheena Therese – 2019-08-21 :

Fantastic Value and a great introduction to Malaysia

NINA CARLA – 2019-08-29 :

We had an amazing experience with driver , he is very kind and attentive, he knew the answer to all our questions, it’s a very recommendable tour. 10/10 service

.Joshua – 2019-08-29 :

Great day out – our driver was wonderful. Not a fan of going to the outlets for shopping, stick to the sites.

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The Ultimate Cameron Highlands Itinerary

Posted on Last updated: March 7, 2024

Categories Asia , Guides , Malaysia , Travel Guides

Nestled in the lush hills of Malaysia’s Pahang state, Cameron Highlands is a haven for nature lovers. Known for its tea plantations, rolling hills, cool temperatures, and strawberries, this region is a popular destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of Malaysia and fill their eyes and souls with green tranquility. To do it efficiently, though, you need a great Cameron Highlands itinerary.

Designed to take you around the best of the region in just 2 days, this compact guide will showcase the very best of the region. If you have more time to spend there, no worries. I’ll list everything there is to do in the Highlands so you can be prepared for a memorable trip. Are you ready? Let’s go!

Where is Cameron Highlands

Located in central Malaysia, Cameron Highlands is just 200km from Kuala Lumpur and 250km away from Georgetown. Since those are the two most popular tourist places in Malaysia, Cameron Highlands may act as the perfect stop between them.

How to get to Cameron Highlands

In order to follow the Cameron Highlands itinerary, you have to get there first, right? Located up in the mountains, there are only two ways to reach it. 

The most popular one is via rented car. The most significant advantage of this option is that you’re also free to explore the area without relying on taxis. Rented cars may be expensive, though, so I recommend checking out  Discover Cars . Their tool compares all the prices in the region, and it’s not rare to find incredibly cheap offers.

The other way is to  get a bus . Plenty of buses depart from Kuala Lumpur, Georgetown, or Ipoh and go to Tanah Rata (the main town in the Highlands). If your accommodation is in Brinchang (the other big town), tell the driver, and they will make a stop there.

If you are a train enthusiast, you may catch a train from Penang or Kuala Lumpur to the nearby city of Ipoh and then take a  bus  or taxi to Cameron Highlands. The train journey takes about 2-3 hours and is a scenic ride through rural Malaysia.

Cameron Highlands Itinerary – Day 1

Boh tea plantation.

BOH Tea Plantation is the largest tea plantation in South-East Asia that produces more than 5 million tea bags daily. It’s also probably the reason you are reading this Cameron Highlands itinerary.

Spanning over 465 hectares of rolling hills and lush greenery as far as the eye can see, the plantation feels otherwordly. The visit is free and includes a small tour of the factory. There’s also a tea house (the taxi will drop you there) where you can try their famous products while overlooking the green sea of tea.

The best part, however, is not the tea house, factory tour, or the gift shop. The best experience at the BOH Tea Plantation can be enjoyed if you go out of the beaten path. Type 4.522034, 101.398218 in Google Maps (or Maps.me), save it, and make sure you don’t miss it. This is the most incredible view spot inside the plantation, and – it’s free of people! While there are hundreds and hundreds of visitors in the tea house, there’s literally no one at the most scenic spot in the area. You can reach it easily by car or even by foot. While there’s a slight uphill walk, it shouldn’t be a problem.

Tea House Working Hours: Tuesday to Sunday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM Monday – Closed Price: Free How to reach? Via rented car/bike or taxi/grab. There’s no public bus going there.

Explore your town

BOH Tea Plantation should take most of the first day of your Cameron Highlands itinerary, so the best you can do in the afternoon is to explore the town you stay in. Both Brinchang and Tanah Rata have plenty of local shops, farms, and restaurants to check out. If it happens to be Friday or Saturday, you can enjoy the famous Brinchang Night Market (from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM).

For dinner, I suggest trying the local Steamboat delicacy. Also known as hot pot or shabu-shabu, this dining experience involves cooking various meats, seafood, vegetables, and noodles in a boiling pot of broth. Most restaurants are buffet-style, giving you the freedom to choose your ingredients. Combining Steamboat with the fresh organic food in the region is truly a top-notch experience.

Cameron Highlands Itinerary – Day 2

Go for a hike.

If you’re a trekking and hiking enthusiast, Cameron Highlands is the right place for you (if not, you better replace this part). There are more than a dozen paths that go to (or through) Gunung Brinchang (the highest mountain in the region), Mossy Forest (scenic forest), Robinson Falls, Parit Falls, and Mount Irau (famous for its stunning views).

One of the easiest paths is number 9, which leads to Robinson Falls (it continues after that, but not worth it, imo). Here  and  here , you can find more info about the trails. The best app for navigating them is Maps.me.

Strawberry Farm

The region is famous for its farms, and I couldn’t miss having one on my Cameron Highlands itinerary. My favorite is the Big Red Strawberry in Brinchang. If you visit during the strawberry season, you can pick your own strawberries. If not, there’s still plenty of delicious strawberries to try. Actually, not just strawberries. Everything you can imagine that can be made out of strawberries. From ordinary things like jam and ice cream to weird ones like coffee (yup, they sell strawberry coffee there).

Working Hours: Mon-Fri from 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM Sat-Sun from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Price: Free How to reach? If you stay in Brinchang – on foot. If you stay in Tanah Rata – by rented car/bike or taxi/grab

More than 2 days in the Cameron Highlands

If you have more time on your Cameron Highlands itinerary or you want to replace something, here are my recommendations:

Mossy Forrest

One of the biggest attractions in the area, the Mossy Forest, is a unique and enchanting ecosystem named after…well… the moss that covers pretty much everything there, creating a mystical and otherworldly atmosphere. In addition, it’s often shrouded in mist and clouds, which further adds to its mystical atmosphere and creates an incredible photo setting.  So why is it not on the main Cameron Highlands itinerary?

Well, getting to the Mossy Forrest is a bit challenging. You can try driving there yourself but may get a bit lost. You can get a taxi midway, then hike the rest of the way up or go on a brutal jungle hike through Jungle Walk number 1, but… yeah. The easiest way would be to get a tour, but that may mess up the other plans of the day. Check the tour price here

Look for Rafflesia Flower

The Rafflesia is the largest flower in the world, known for its pungent odor and striking appearance. It’s pretty hard to find, and the Cameron Highlands is one of the best places to search for it. You’re not allowed to do it on your own, though. You must get a licensed guide with you. 

So why isn’t something that unique on the Cameron Highlands itinerary?  Well, the trek for the flower may be too much for some people, and you have no guarantees you’ll find one. Check the price here

Flower festival 

The Cameron Highlands Flower Festival is an annual event celebrating the region’s vibrant and colorful floral diversity. The festival usually takes place in August or September. During the festival, you can witness parades and traditional cultural shows, flower exhibitions, and all sorts of competitions.  So why not on the itinerary?  You have to be in Cameron Highlands on particular dates to catch it.

Cameron Highlands is well-known for its various farms. Wait, that’s a bit of an understatement. The Highlands are the most public-farm place I’ve seen anywhere in the world. There are farms to visit literally everywhere. 

What do I mean by public farms? Well, it’s not a regular farm like in the US but a farm open for visitation where you can pick your own product.

There’s a lavender farm, bee farms, cactus farms, lettuce farms, and countless strawberry farms.  So why are they not on the Cameron Highlands itinerary?  Well, my favorite was a strawberry farm, so it’s on the itinerary. You have plenty of options to replace it, though.

Time Tunnel

A   fascinating tiny museum near Brinchang that showcases more than 4,000 memorabilia and photos from the region’s past. Working from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM with an entrance fee of just 6 MYR (1.3 USD), it’s a nice place to spend an hour.  So why is it not on the itinerary, then?  Well, it’s not really in Brinchang but next to it, making it a hassle to reach without a car/bike.

Where to stay in Cameron Highlands

There are two main villages you can stay in Cameron Highlands:

Tanah Rata  is the bigger and more popular of the two. It has a few trekking paths and a bus station. There are more restaurant choices and even a Starbucks. My recommendation for accommodation in Tanah Rata is  ATS Cameron Hotel & Apartments . 

The hotel is close to the bus stop; the apartments are modern and stylish. They feature balconies and a lot of room options. There are plenty of shops, restaurants, and cafes (including my favorite Bake an Cafe) minutes away from your door, and the price is quite reasonable. Check the latest prices here

Brinchang  is smaller than Tanah Rata but is closer to BOH Tea Plantation and is also home to the Big Red Strawberry Farm. It has more local steamboat restaurants, a night market, and a Mcdonald’s. My recommendation for accommodation in Brinchang is  Wan Alyasa Hotel .

The hotel is situated in the center of the town, close to the Big Red Strawberry Farm, Centrum Mall, and Mcdonald’s. It offers 24hrs desk, clean, modern rooms, extra-large beds, and friendly staff. It’s also one of the highest-rated accommodation options in the area but still keeps reasonable prices.  Check the latest prices here

   See Also:   The Ultimate Thailand Itinerary

Cameron Highlands Tours

If the Cameron Highlands itinerary seems like too much hassle for you, you can go the easy way and book a tour around the biggest highlights in the area. Of course, you won’t have the freedom you have when you explore independently, but it’s pretty convenient. Check the prices here

If you want to see the beauty of the area but don’t want to add another stop to your Malaysia itinerary, you can go on a day trip from Kuala Lumpur or Penang. Again you won’t have the freedom, and you won’t see as much as you will see if you stay in the Cameron Highlands, but it’s the most convenient and time-saving way to enjoy the area. Kuala Lumpur Shared Day Trip Kuala Lumpur Private Day Trip Penang Day Trip

How to get around Cameron Highlands

While getting around the towns and trekking can easily be done by foot, getting to all attractions on the Cameron Highlands itinerary would be quite challenging without transportation. If you’ve rented an inexpensive car from  Discover Cars , you are good to go and can skip that section.

If you have no car, you can either rent a motorbike (check with your hotel for the nearest place) or via taxi. Taxis can be rented by the hour (25 RM/5.50 USD) per hour) which is the most cost-efficient way to explore the area. If you want to check just one destination though (BOH Tea plantation, for example) and spend the rest of the day hiking or relaxing, you’re better with Grab. Grab is the Uber in Malaysia that shows you the price of your ride before you book it. Way more inexpensive than any taxi. You do have to have a Malaysian SIM with data and keep in mind that in some of the more remote locations, it would be hard to find a car.

There are some legends about a local bus that connects the villages and the attractions, but during my time there, I didn’t find or see one. I also asked my hotel, and they had no idea about such a bus.

The best time to visit Cameron Highlands is generally February (13 rainy days), June (16 rainy days), and July (15 rainy days). On the contrary, the wettest months are April (24 rainy days), October (27 rainy days), and November (25 rainy days). The temperatures are pretty much the same throughout the year ranging from 12°C/53°F to 23°C/73°F. The rainy months in Cameron Highlands typically present way fewer tourists and better accommodation prices, but the heavy rain may cause landslides and flooding, making certain activities and roads inaccessible. It does bring the greenery to extra lush levels while presenting breathtaking misty landscapes, but following my Cameron Highlands itinerary may become impossible due to heavy rains. It’s up to you to risk it or not. Check out the weather here

Cameron Highlands is generally a safe location with a very low crime rate. Of course, you still have to exercise caution, but most likely, you won’t have any problems there, no matter the kind of traveler you are. Be careful on the narrow mountain roads, though, especially during the rainy months. Accidents, there is sadly not that uncommon. Being a safe place doesn’t mean you shouldn’t get travel insurance. On the contrary, it’s one of the most must-do things before you travel. I currently use  HeyMondo  for my travels because they have proven themselves to me more than once over the years. The link above will give you a 5% discount, but If you have another favorite provider, that’s ok. Just make sure you have one because you never know what may happen.

The Internet quality in Cameron Highlands may not be as fast or reliable as in major cities, but it is generally available in most areas. And while the Wi-Fi mostly sucks, if you have a Malaysian SIM card, you shouldn’t have any problems, and you can follow the Cameron Highlands itinerary without worry you may get lost.

Compared to other destinations in Malaysia, Cameron Highlands can be slightly more expensive due to its remote location and the cost of importing goods to the area. However, it’s quite an affordable destination, especially if you come from a Western-priced country. Check some average Cameron Highlands prices here

Two full days are enough to enjoy the region. However, if you need a longer break from the heat and hustle of Malaysia, you may consider recharging your batteries with a week of tea and strawberries.

Cameron Highlands is absolutely worth the trip. You escape the Malaysian heat for a moment, relax your soul with the lush green fields and eat the tastiest strawberries in Asia. Combine that with the fact that the crowds there are not too dense, and you have one of the most extraordinary places to visit in Malaysia.

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Cameron Highlands  offers a breathtaking view of the natural scenery in the area. Tourists can pick strawberries, roam around teal plantations and honeybee farms or go inside an authentic English cottage. You can breathe in the fresh highland air on the hill station or opt to take a walk around the cool and serene environment.

Visitors will also find beautiful vegetable gardens, butterfly farms, a rose garden and small strawberry farms here. The place is popular for its plantations and jungle walks.

Tour Starts     : 7:00am Monday to Friday

                          :5.00am Saturday Sunday & Public Holiday

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• Tea Farm – (Visit Stop)
• Rose Garden -Self Picking (Visit Stop)
• Strawberry Farm- (Visit Stop)
• BOH tea Plantation – (Visit Stop)
• Butterfly Park – (Visit Stop)
• Lata Iskandar Water Falls – (Photo stop)
• Bharat Tea Farm – (Visit Stop)
• BOH Tea Factory (Visit Stop) (closed on Monday)
• Aborigines Village (Visit Stop) – Blow Pipes Demo
• Vegetable Farm (Visit Stop)
• Vegetable Market (Visit Stop)
• Honey Bee Farm (Visit Stop)
• Cactus Garden (Visit Stop)

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• Bharat Tea Plantation
• BOH Tea Factory visit (closed every Monday)
• Pick your own Strawberry
• Local fruit plantation and industry
• Butterflies and Insect Garden – entrance fees
• Fruit & Vege Market
• Local Lunch with Soft Drinks
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Visiting the Cameron Highlands is an absolute must if you’re planning a trip to Malaysia . The area is only a 3-hour drive from Kuala Lumpur, but when you arrive you feel like you’ve been transported to a completely different country (and climate!).

The area boasts beautiful green rolling hills as far as the eye can see, full of mossy forests and tea plantations. There are times when it’s almost reminiscent of rural England with its gorgeous countryside views.

The local towns have been heavily influenced by the British. As soon as you arrive in the area, it’s hard not to notice the unique architecture. Many of the cafes in the main town, Tanah Rata, serve scones or afternoon tea, with some hotels even having British-themed menus.

Whether you’re a backpacker or luxury traveller, the Cameron Highlands should be on everyone’s Malaysia itinerary .

In the below guide, I’ve shared everything you need to know about visiting the Highlands. This includes where to stay, how to get there, the best things to do in the Cameron Highlands and where to eat.

How to get to the Cameron Highlands

The Cameron Highlands are 3 hours north of Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia’s capital city. They are in a convenient location for those travelling north to Penang or south to the capital.

The Cameron Highlands are well connected to other major tourist destinations in Malaysia including Ipoh and Penang.

Getting to the Cameron Highlands by bus

If you’re on a budget, the easiest way to get to the Cameron Highlands is by bus. There are several bus companies which operate busses from Kuala Lumpur and other major areas to Tanah Rata, the main town in the Cameron Highlands.

The best way to book busses in Malaysia is by using 12Go Asia . 12Go works with most transport operators in Malaysia including busses and boats. It’s the best way to look at the easiest, fastest and cheapest way of getting around Malaysia.

When booking your bus to the Cameron Highlands, select the town of Tanah Rata as the destination. This is the biggest town in the area and where you’ll find most of the hotels and hostels.

The bus from Kuala Lumpur to the Cameron Highlands takes just under four hours. They are air conditioned and generally quite comfortable. The roads into the Cameron Highlands are steep and windy, so I’d suggest taking motion sickness tablets if you need to.

Getting to the Cameron Highlands by private transfer

If you’re not keen on getting the bus, there is the option to book a private transfer to the Cameron Highlands .

It’s worth noting there are limited options for this and it well set you back cost wise.

If you’re travelling from Taman Negara, your accommodation can arrange you a shared shuttle.

Weather in the Cameron Highlands

Being at almost 1500m (5000ft) above sea level, the climate in the Cameron Highlands is much cooler than elsewhere in the country. This makes the Cameron Highlands a unique destination to visit in Malaysia.

The daytime temperature rarely goes above 25 degrees. At nighttime, the temperature often drops below 18 degrees. It was the only place in Malaysia where I needed some warmer clothes for the evening.

The cooler weather makes it perfect for hiking and exploring. However, it tends to rain a lot in the Cameron Highlands. With this in mind, make sure to carry a waterproof jacket.

In terms of the best time of year to visit the Cameron Highlands, there’s not really a clear answer. Ultimately, the area can be visited all year round. The dry season tends to be February to June, so if you want to avoid muddy hiking trails, these months are the best option.

How long to spend in the Cameron Highlands

Choosing how long to spend in the Cameron Highlands depends on what you want to do. For most, two nights is the best amount of time.

Two nights in the Cameron Highlands gives you a full day to hit one of the hiking trails or visit a local tea plantation.

If you’re keen to hike, see the local area and visit a plantation, you’ll likely need three nights in the Cameron Highlands.

This gives you a full day to do a tour around the area and an extra day to go hiking. I spent three nights in the Cameron Highlands and it was the perfect amount of time.

For more information on planning your perfect itinerary, check out my guide to backpacking in Malaysia .

Where to stay in the Cameron Highlands

Choosing an accommodation in the Cameron Highlands can be a bit of a headache. There’s an array of hotels, hostels and luxury resorts spread out around the area.

The two main towns with most of the accommodation options are Tanah Rata and Brinchang .

For backpackers or those who want to get around easily, I’d suggest staying in the town of Tanah Rata. It’s the perfect place to base yourself. The town’s main street is filled with restaurants serving delicious food and it’s easy to walk around. This is also where the main bus station is.

Brinchang is close-by, but has less to offer and definitely isn’t as nice as its neighbour, Tanah Rata. I also found it tricky to get between the two towns and had to wait 30-minutes for a taxi.

There are plenty of accommodation choices in Tanah Rata for all budgets. Budget Options The main hostels in the Cameron Highlands in Tanah Rata are Bricks, Sleepbox and Traveller Bunker. I stayed in Bricks Hostel and it was nice enough. For a more social experience, I’d consider Traveller Bunker. I met people staying in this hostel and it seemed much more social. Luxury With its beautiful countryside, the Cameron Highlands is the perfect place to splurge and book a countryside retreat. One of the most luxurious resorts in the Cameron Highlands is the Lakehouse Cameron Highlands. The Tudor-style building offers guests a relaxing stay away from the hustle and bustle.

I use Booking.com when selecting any of my accommodations around the world.

The best things to do in the Cameron Highlands

There is no shortage of things to do in the Cameron Highlands. It’s an outdoor lovers paradise with its rolling hills, ancient rainforests, hiking trails and tea plantations.

Here are a few of my favourite things to do in the Cameron Highlands:

Visit a tea plantation

The Cameron Highlands is famous for its tea, and no trip would be complete without visiting a tea plantation here. You’ll need to leave the main town in order to visit one, and can easily reach them by taxi or as part of a day tour.

The most famous is the Boh Sungei Balas Tea Center. Situated in the most stunning setting with gorgeous 360-degree views, Boh attracts the crowds. It’s free to enter and there is a cafe/restaurant where you can buy a cup of their well-loved tea.

Despite it being the busiest tea plantation in the area, I’d highly recommend visiting here. The views are some of the best we saw in Malaysia. If you book a day trip, it will likely include a stop here.

If you want to escape the crowds, another option is the Kuala Terla plantation. Here, you can opt to go for an ATV ride through the plantations.

Visit the Mossy Forest

The enchanting Mossy Forest is around a 40-minute drive from Tanah Rata. There are plenty of tours available that include a stop here as part of the itinerary.

The Mossy Forest is one of the oldest forests in the country (and some believe the world). Many of the majestic trees are covered from top to bottom with green moss, hence the name. It creates a very eerie, almost fairytale setting, and it’s my favourite thing I did in the Cameron Highlands.

Once you arrive there is the option to do a short, well-maintained walk into the forest and up to a stunning viewpoint showing off views of the forest as far as the eye can see. The walk took us around 15 minutes each way.

Although a bit further away from the main town, a stop here is a must, especially if you love nature.

The entrance fee at the time of visiting was RM30 for adults.

Consider a day tour which includes a visit to Mossy Forest and the Boh Tea Plantation .

Hiking in the Cameron Highlands

There are various beautiful hiking trails in the Cameron Highlands. The main trails are numbered 1 through 14. Each trail is of varying difficulty meaning there is a hiking trail for everyone.

Due to rain and landslides, it’s not uncommon for the trails to be closed. Your accommodation will be able to tell you what the status is when you visit.

Unfortunately, when I visited, the rain meant only trail 6 was open. I went in the rainy season in January, so if you want to hike it might be best to avoid this time.

If you’re planning to hike in the Cameron Highlands, research the hikes ahead of time and decide which is best for you.

Walk to Robinson Falls

If you want a short and more local walk, a stroll to Robinson Falls is an option. It’s by no means the most spectacular waterfall you’ll ever see, but it’s worth a visit if you have the time.

The concrete path there is relatively well maintained, but wear sensible shoes are there were some slipperyy parts.

Visit a local market

With its unique climate, the Cameron Highlands are the perfect spot for growing a variety of fresh produce including strawberries and a range of vegetables.

There are several food markets dotted around the area which give you the chance to view and buy some of the locally grown products (especially strawberries).

I visited Kea Farm Market which is a well-known market selling a range of produce. The market is located just outside of Brinchang, so you’ll need to get a taxi from Tanah Rata.

I bought some of the local strawberries for a fraction of the cost than in the UK and they were delicious.

Have afternoon tea

With the Brits having a heavy influence on the area, afternoon tea is a popular pastime in the Cameron Highlands. At the least, most restaurants or cafes will sell scones with jam (and sometimes whipped cream – yes I know, WHIPPED cream, not clotted, the Brit in me nearly imploded).

A quick walk down the main street and you will see lots of advertisements for the “best afternoon tea in town” so you can choose your spot.

Many of the hotels on the outside of the towns offer luxury afternoon teas.

Go strawberry picking

There are endless strawberry farms in the Cameron Highlands. If you visit at the right time of year, you’ll be able to go strawberry picking .

Many farms grow strawberries all year round, but most will only offer strawberry picking in the peak season between May and August when the strawberries are at their best.

I was there in January and nowhere was offering the activity, but if I ever return it will definitely be something I do.

Day tours in the Cameron Highlands

The Cameron Highlands area is full of exciting activities, ancient forests and stunning countryside. To access most of these attractions, you’ll need to use a car. Taxi costs can add up, so it’s worth looking at a day tour to try and cut down on costs.

There are many tour providers in the area offering varying half-day and full-day tours allowing you to easily visit multiple attractions.

These are often sold through the hostels and hotels and can be booked last minute. There is normally either a half-day or full-day option.

I chose the half-day tour and visited:

• A viewpoint over the tea plantations
• The Mossy Forest including a hike through the main path
• Boh Tea Plantation

The full day tour also included a visit to a strawberry and butterfly farm. Due to the time of year I visited, I decided this wasn’t worth the extra money.

There are also tours available to varying tea plantations, extended jungle treks and to local villages. You can book these on Klook which tends to be the best agent in that part of the world.

If you’d rather not do a tour and want to travel at your own pace, you can speak to your accommodation about booking a taxi or even hiring a local driver to take you around for the day.

Where to eat in the Cameron Highlands

There is no shortage of food options in the Cameron Highlands. Tanah Rata has many restaurants including Indian, Malaysian and Western (there’s even a Starbucks).

One of my favourite restaurants in the Cameron Highlands was an Indian restaurant called Highlands Spice. It served authentic Indian food and is some of the best I have ever eaten.

If you’re after somewhere with nightlife, fair warning, this is not the Cameron Highlands. There are one or two bars dotted around, but people don’t come here to party.

Is visiting the Cameron Highlands worth it?

Absolutely! A trip to the Cameron Highlands is a must on any visit to Malaysia. It’s such a unique destination in Malaysia and allows you to see another side to the country.

With its mossy ancient rainforests, endless hiking trails and British influence, it’s the perfect place to go spend a few days exploring and relaxing.

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19 Best Things To Do In Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Going on a Cameron Highlands trip and want to know all the best things to do in Cameron Highlands? We have you covered! Below you will find our guide to all the best places to visit in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia to plan your ultimate trip.

With its lush landscapes reminiscent of the English countryside, sweeping tea plantations, hiking trails and a touch of colonial nostalgia, Cameron Highlands manages to entice young families, culture lovers and travellers from all around the globe.

Located 1200-2000 meters above sea level, this place offers you a different side of Malaysia with its respite from the heat in its cool climate.

It’s also easy to get here from the cities located on the west coast of peninsular Malaysia and Kuala Lumpur. From Kuala Lumpur, there are buses that ply directly to Cameron Highlands which take approximately 4-5 hours. Alternatively, you can hire a private car or van.

Below, you will find our things to do in Cameron Highlands blog with everything you need to know about what to do in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia, as well as the best places to stay for your ultimate holiday. There is also a Cameron Highland tourist attraction map.

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Top 19 Things To Do In Cameron Highlands

If you’re wondering where to go in Cameron Highlands and what to do in Cameron Highlands, we’ve compiled a list of the best attractions and activities to do in the area. The different altitude of Cameron Highlands to much of Malaysia leads to different experiences.

This Cameron Highland attraction blog will walk you through the must-see places, provide you insight on the best places to go in Cameron Highlands and finally, give you a peek of the Cameron Highland Malaysia attractions.

Here are the Cameron Highlands, Malaysia things to do. Read through and select the ones that fit your interests and timeframe.

Visit The Boh Tea Plantation

If you’re looking for what to do in Cameron Highlands in one day, head over to Boh Tea Plantation. Founded in 1929, the Boh Tea Company is one of Malaysia’s famous tea brands. This Cameron attraction place is a must visit to see and experience Cameron Highland’s iconic tea plantations.

One of the top places to visit in Ringlet Cameron Highlands, take in the sweeping views and the lush green terraces while learning the process of how tea is harvested and grown. There’s also a tea shop where you can taste a couple of signature brews and even buy a couple of packets as a souvenir.

The vistas nestled across the plantation are also where you can soak in the breathtaking scenery. To witness the plantation in its full glory, the best time to visit is during the mornings as the clouds can roll in during the afternoons and evenings. Without a doubt, it’s one of the top places to see in Cameron Highlands Malaysia.

Harvest Your Own Fresh Strawberries

There are lots of strawberry farms in the Cameron Highlands, so make sure you visit one and pick your own! You can also save some money and time and buy a fresh punnet, although it is fun to wander round the garden picking your own.

Strawberry farms are among the top attractions in Cameron Highlands, and some farms you can visit are Kok Lim Strawberry Farm, Raju Hill Strawberry Farm and Big Red Strawberry Farm.

Revisit History At Time Tunnel Museum

This history museum is known to be the country’s first memorabilia museum. It houses over 4,000 relics that range from antiques, black and white photographs and old posters.

Check out their Aboriginal Section to know more about the Orang Asli, the country’s indigenous people, as well as their mysterious lifestyle. You can see a timeline from 1885 about the developmenet of the region and much more.

If you’re a culture lover and want to know more about the region’s history, then this is one of the best Cameron Highland place to go.

Take Time To Smell The Roses (Mrs. Robertson’s Rose Garden)

Can’t get enough of flowers, roses in particular? If you’re searching for Cameron Highlands things to see and do, why not take your time to smell the roses in Tanah Rata and Brinchang.

A well-known garden in the area is Mrs. Robertson’s Rose Garden. This garden is located on a hilltop, and it has amazing views from its ten-level terrace. It’s beautiful/

Visit The Sam Poh Temple

Sam Poh Temple is an atmospheric place to visit. You can find it on the outskirts of Brinchang. It is home to one of the largest Buddhas in the country. There’s also beautifully hand painted tiles and huge statues.

It’s a distinctive yellow and red colour and the location is peaceful and serene, surrounded by hills.

The structure was built in 1972 in honor of Zheng Ho, a well-known medieval Chinese eunuch admiral.

Have A Taste Of The Lavender Ice Cream At Cameron Lavender Garden

A Cameron Highland new attraction is Cameron Lavender. You can wander in the gardens and discover different varieties of lavender flowers from various countries. It’s a great opportunity to admire the beautiful lavender blooms.

The Cameron Lavender Garden is one of the top things to do in Cameron Highlands and has a bee history gallery, a shop and a cafe and tea room where you can stop and take in the views. Finally, don’t leave without trying their lavender ice cream!

Enjoy Your Afternoon Tea At Jim Thompson Tea Room

If you go to Cameron Highlands, you’ll hear a lot of stories about Jim Thompson, an American businessman who was successful in reviving the Thai silk industry back in the 1950s and 1960s. His disappearance in the Cameron Highlands became one of the biggest land searches in the history of Southeast Asia and remains a mystery until today.

Inspired by the same name, Jim Thompson Tea Room, one of the top Cameron Highland Malaysia attractions, is nestled against a backdrop of rolling hilltop landscape and a golf course. Their afternoon tea is a popular choice for guests. They also sell a wide-selection of mini-pastries, fresh strawberries and sandwiches.

Enjoy The Butterflies At The Cameron Highland Butterfly Farm

The Cameron Highland Butterfly Farm is found near Kea Farm in Brinchang and houses a variety of butterfly species such as the Raja Brooke.

If you’re searching for a Cameron Highland good place to visit, witness these colorful butterflies fluttering around a garden filled with breathtaking flowers and lush greenery. This is an excellent stopover, and a great place to put on your list if you have children.

The farm offers guided tours as well and is home to other animals such as tortoises and ducks. There’s also a restaurant and a gift shop on the premises. It’s one of our favourite Cameron Highlands what to do.

Tour The Sri Thendayuthapani Swami Temple

The Sri Thendayuthapani Swami Temple is definitely a Cameron Highland must go attraction. This temple was built by early Indian settlers and is known to be the biggest Hindu temple in the area.

Found in the main stairway and the walls of the temple are vibrant figures that represent different Hindu deities.

Visit The Night Market

When it comes to what to do in Cameron Highlands at night, on a Friday or Saturday, you should definitely head to the night market at Golden Hills in Brinchang. It opens around 5pm and runs late.

You’ll find several native products being sold here such as tea blends, strawberries and other notable souvenirs.

You can also find local produce and street food here, and it’s a place where you can put your bargaining skills to test.

Shop At Cameron Square

You wouldn’t expect to find a shopping mall in the highlands, but Cameron Square is the first and only mall in the area. This Cameron Highland attraction is popular among local and international tourists.

Don’t expect it to have crowds like in the city though. It’s a one-stop place where you can find several retail outlets, restaurants and cafes.

Explore The Mossy Forest

Still wondering what to visit in Cameron Highlands? The Mossy Forest is a natural environment that you can explore at one of the tallest elevations in the Cameron Highlands. It’s located on Gunung Brinchang (mountain). It’s the perfect place for a hike.

It’s the oldest forest in Malaysia at around 200 million years old. Low-level clouds blanket the forest. The mist and moisture in the air make it an ideal location for moss, ferns, orchids and lichen to grow and thrive.

It’s also quite stunning with Lonely Planet listing it as the 5th most Instagrammable forest in the world!

The road up here is steep and tricky and it’s best to do this on a tour. Once there, there is a boardwalk and hiking trails.

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Relax At Lata Iskandar Waterfall

Lata Iskandar Waterfall, notably one of the most interesting places to visit in Cameron Highlands, is nestled in a well-known park when you’re on your way to the Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur. It’s by the main road after Tapah.

Take a relaxing dip in the pool, near a stream of refreshing water that cascades into multiple tiers. You can also find several food stalls and vendors near the attraction.

Visit A Bee Farm

Another recommend activity in this what to do in Cameron Highlands blog is to visit a bee farm in the area, the Ee Feng Gu Honey Bee Farm.

This traditional apiary offers some interesting attractions inside such as an indoor maze. It’s an excellent choice for families because you can admire the colorful bees and enjoy the maze. There’s also a gift shop that offers a different variety of honey-assortment souvenirs.

Play Golf At Sultan Ahmad Shah Golf Club

If you’re wondering what to do in Cameron Highlands Malaysia and playing golf is your thing, then make sure you drop by Sultan Ahmad Shah Golf Course. Sandwiched in between Tanah Rata and Brinchang, this 18-hole golf course is the only one that you can find in the area. You can rent the equipment on-site.

Breathe in the chilly air, and you’ll feel as if you’re in a completely different continent. This golf course also provides you with sweeping views of mountain ranges and tea plantations.

Check Out Cactus Valley

Searching for a nice place to visit in Cameron Highland? Nestled close to Brinchang on a forested hill is the beautiful Cactus Valley, known for its different varieties of cacti. Witness a plethora of vibrant species, little spiky ones to towering specimens in this attraction place in Cameron Highlands.

You can also spend some time taking photos of other kinds of plants and flora such as wildflowers and apple orchards.

Admire History at the Mah Meri Art Gallery

Art lovers should make their way to Mah Meri Art Gallery. This Tanah Rata Cameron Highland attraction is packed full of indigenous art. There are many wooden carvings made by the Mah Meri. They are an indigenous tribe in the Carey Islands, Malaysia.

There are hundreds of masks, sculptures and statues out of the local mangrove hardwood. The craftmanship and quality lead to this receiving the Seal of Excellence by the UNESCO authorities.

This is one of the top places to visit in Tanah Rata Cameron.

Explore the Orang Asli Native Villages

Orang Asli directly translates to “original people” and is used to describe the indigenous people of the area. One of the Cameron Highland interesting place to visit is an Orang Asli village.

You can visit the Semai tribe, known for their blow-pipe hunting techniques and for practising “shifting cultivation” in a short drive from the central Cameron Highlands.

On a visit, you can see their traditional bamboo huts and learn how they are built, learn about medicinal plants the tribe use, how to use a blow dart and more.

To visit, you need a guide who can tell you all about the local Orang Asli traditions and customs as well as information on the surrounding forest.

Enjoy A Steamboat Dinner

Steamboat restaurants are popular in the Cameron Highlands with locals loving a steamboat dinner. It’s also great for anyone as it’s quite delicious and you can tailor it to your taste buds.

Steamboat is a Chinese style of cooking where you’ll have a big pot of soup cooking at your table. You can order and add various ingredients of your choosing. This can be types of meat, vegetables, noodles, egg or tofu.

It’s another of the top things to do in Cameron Highlands at night, and it works well in the cooler climate of the highlands.

Try Restoran Taman Apple Cameron Steamboat & Grill in Tanah Rata.

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Best Place To Stay In Cameron Highlands

Take a breather from the hustle and bustle of the city as you soak in the cool climate and peaceful atmosphere of Cameron Highlands.

If you’re planning to visit Cameron Highlands in Malaysia, there’s definitely something for everyone in this laid-back portion of Malaysia-from stylish hotels, to sprawling resorts that reflect Cameron Highlands’ colonial past.

BEST – The Lakehouse Review

Lakehouse is a colonial-style boutique hotel with its own historic charm. Nestled in a hillside overlooking the Sultan Abu Bakar Lake, this Tudor-style country home offers 19 stylish rooms and suites filled with antique decor, colonial-era furnishings and modern-day amenities such as an espresso machine.

The area also has beautifully manicured grounds coupled with wicker lounge chairs and beautiful wrought-iron tables and chairs under the shade facing the lake. Guided hikes are available every morning.

Keeping with the colonial vibe of the place, there’s a restaurant and bar that serves mouthwatering British food. The hotel features a spa that offers Malaysian massages as well.

Click here for the latest prices.

MID-RANGE – Heritage Hotel Cameron Highlands Review

This breathtaking Tudor hotel is nestled 1,500 meters above sea level, being surrounded by the vistas of Tanah Rata. It offers guests 238 rooms and suites with a Tudor-style theme that fuses modern concepts with a more traditional design for a warm and cosy ambiance.

Amenities include a minibar, LCD TVs, complimentary tea and coffee making facilities and a private balcony. Suites range from Superior, Deluxe, to Presidential Suites.

They have an on-site restaurant that’s open daily and serves delectable continental and oriental dishes. The hotel also has a traditional English pub offering a pleasant ambiance for drinking pints. It’s ideal for anyone seeking comfort, while enjoying the full line of on-site facilities.

BUDGET – Ria Cameron Hotel Review

If you’re traveling on a budget, Ria Cameron Hotel is a great mix of value, comfort and convenience, offering a wide array of amenities like a 24-hour front desk, free wifi, free parking and an on-site restaurant.

There are double, triple and family rooms. As you would expect at this price point, they are quite basic.

It’s also conveniently located to popular attractions in the area like the Big Red Strawberry Farm, Cactus Valley and Sam Poh Temple.

Read our full guide to where to stay in Cameron Highlands here .

Cameron Highlands With Kids

I have visited Cameron Highlands with kids and without them. It’s great in either case!

It’s a good destination for all ages as many of these attractions are perfect for families. Kids will love picking strawberries, going to the bee and butterfly farms and much more.The Cameron Highlands seems almost tailor made for kids!

When we last visited, there was also a small amusement park called Holiday Park located next to the Nova Highlands Resort and Residence. There’s a small range of rides undercover and it was a great way to unwind at the end of the day.

How To Get To The Cameron Highlands

It’s easy to get to the Cameron Highlands by bus or car. If you have your own car, great! You are good to go.

If you need to take a bus, click here for the latest timetables and bus prices.

You can also hire a car to get you there by clicking here .

Your other option (the best one!) is to take a taxi. We can book a taxi to the Cameron Highlands from KL or anywhere else in Malaysia. Click here for more information and prices.

You can also read our full guides to getting to Cameron Highlands from:

• Kuala Lumpur
• Taman Negara

Final Words

Located approximately 1500 meters above sea level, Cameron Highlands is nestled in a mountain plateau above the river valley.

With a plethora of exciting activities, stunning hotels and attractions in the area, it manages to lure both locals and globetrotters from all around the world. Hopefully, our review of places of attraction in Cameron Highlands will help you plan your next trip!

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Hi there, it’s Maiii again.

What a shame as I stayed in Malaysia for nearly 2 years but hadn’t visited Cameron Highlands yet. Coincidently, I saw a TikTok video about Cameron Flora Park – a new dreamy blossom garden in Cameron Highlands that looked stunning, so I made up my mind just a few days before the trip and spent 2 days in this beautiful highland.

The first thing that makes me so excited when arrived at Cameron Highlands was… the chilly cold cold weather. OMG, it was the first time in 2 years, I had experienced the so-called winter again. I was touched awwww.

In this post, I’m going to share with you everything I know from my Cameron Highlands trip including how to get there, where to stay, where to eat, attractions, itinerary & cost, etc.

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Table of Contents

1. About Cameron Highlands

2. how to get to cameron highlands, 3. how to get around cameron highlands, 4. where to stay in cameron highlands, 5. where to eat in cameron highlands, 6. things to do in cameron highlands in 2 days, 7. my itinerary for 2d1n in cameron highlands, 8. how much did i spend on my 2n1d cameron highlands trip, 9. how many days in cameron highlands is enough, 10. things to bear in mind when visiting cameron highlands, faq (frequently asked questions).

• Cameron Highlands is the greatest tea-producing region in South-East Asia and Malaysia. Although there are many plantations in the valley now, “BOH Tea” is still the most well-known tea plantation and factory in Cameron Highlands.
• The highland is named after William Cameron – a British colonial government geologist and explorer who discovered this mountainous region in 1885. However, the discovery went lost for 40 years and was only known by the public until 1920 when George Maxwell – another British explorer – rediscovered it.

If you don’t drive a car, then the only way to travel to Cameron Highlands is by bus. Tanah Rata is the bus terminal in Cameron Highlands. Here are some common routes to Tanah Rata bus terminal:

From Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands

Bus terminal in KL: Bersepadu Selatan (TBS) – the main long-distance bus terminal in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Duration: 3.5 hours.

Ticket: around RM40

Website to book ticket: CLICK HERE

From Penang to Cameron Highlands

Bus terminal in Penang: Sugai Nibong Bus Terminal

Duration: about 4 hours

Ticket: RM40

From Ipoh to Cameron Highlands

Bus terminal in Ipoh: AmanJaya Bus Terminal

Duration: 2.5 hours

Ticket: RM20-25

Note: The AmanJaya Bus Terminal is pretty far from Ipoh old town (where most of the tourist attractions are located in). To get to the bus terminal, you need to take a grab/taxi or catch a bus at Meden Kidd Bus Station straight to AmanJaya Bus Terminal at RM2.

Here are the most common ways to get around Cameron Highlands:

By car: Driving a car in Cameron Highlands is challenging with many blind turns and narrow roads. If you are confident with your driving skill, go ahead!

By motorbike: Motorbike rental costs around RM30/ 5 hours, 50RM/ 8 hours, RM80/24 hours. You can rent right at your hotel/guesthouse. Amazingly, you won’t need to top up so much petrol. I drove around for less than 5 hours and need to top up only RM1. That’s greattt!!

By tour : A common misunderstanding is that tours are expensive, however, taking a group tour would actually save you time and money as you can share the cost with other tourists as well. In Cameron Highlands, as there are limited ways to get around, joining a tour is also a good option.

You can consider this very affordable tour: Cameron Highland half-day tour which includes round trip transfer and transportation to Mossy Forest, Tea plantation, Butterfly & Insect Farm, and Strawberry Farm (Entrance tickets are not inclusive).

By taxi/grab car: If you don’t want to drive a car, it’s fine, you can take a taxi/grab. If you catch a random taxi, they normally will provide you with a fixed rate to popular attractions such as tea plantations, strawberry farms, etc. For example, a 3-hour drive to 3 places of interest of your choice costs around RM75.

• The traffic is super jam during weekends/holidays, thus, consider driving around by motorbike to skip the long line. In addition, it’s very hard to find car parking on those days.
• For motorbike drivers: Firstly, bring a thick jacket because it’s gonna be freezing. Secondly, a driving license is required if you want to rent a motorbike. And remember to bring the license with you all the way because the police may stop you anywhere.

There are 3 main areas to stay in Cameron Highlands: Tanah Rata and Brinchang.

• Tanah Rata : this is the largest town in Cameron Highlands where you can see a variety of restaurants, accommodations, and banks. The main bus station in Cameron Highlands is also located in this area. Places to visit in Tanah Rata:

Best budget-friendly hotels/ homestays in Tanah Rata: Hillview Inn Cameron Highlands PROMO , Bricks backpackers Hostel

• Brinchang: This is where most of the places of interest are located. Some of the most famous tourist attractions in Brinchang are Time Tunnel Museum, Cameron Flora Park, Sheep Sanctuary, Ee Feng Gu Bee Farm, Butterfly Farm, and Kea Farm market.

Best budget-friendly hotels/homestays in Brinchang: Wan Alyasa Hotel , TULIP HOTEL & APARTMENT

Below are several highly rated restaurants (both halal & non-halal) in Cameron Highlands that you can try.

Best halal restaurants in Cameron Highlands

Ferm Nyonya

This is a Halal Nyonya restaurant nested in Tanah Rata which serves amazingly good food. On my Cameron Highlands trip, I ordered 3 dishes (fried egg, steamed fish, tofu) and all were tasty. Highly recommend the steamed fish with sweet and sour sauce!!!

• Address: 78A-D, Persiaran Camelia 4, Tanah Rata, 39000 Tanah Rata, Pahang
• Opening hours: every day, 11:00–15:30, 17:30–21:30

Highland Steamboat Cheese & Grill

Steamboat & BBQ is probably the best thing to eat to warm up our bodies in the chilly weather of Cameron Highlands. Highland Steamboat Cheese & Grill is where you can enjoy a variety of bbq selections, fresh veggies, seafood, drinks, and fruit cuts, including ice creams at an affordable price of RM35/head & free for kids under 6. If you want a bowl of cheese, you need to pay only RM10 additional.

Besides, there is also an area for kids to play with arcade toys and toy cars. Parents would love this restaurant so much, yah?

However, nothing is too good to be true. Some negative feedback is long waiting time, hard finding parking and the restaurant, and sometimes dirty utensils.

• Address: Persiaran Dayang Endah, Tanah Rata, 39000 Tanah Rata, Pahang
• Opening hours: every day except Tuesday, 17:00–00:00

Best non-halal restaurants in Cameron Highlands

Delicious & Happiness Cameron Highlands Restaurant

This is a Chinese restaurant that received many 5-star reviews from customers. According to some customers’ reviews, the food is amazingly yummy, the food portion is large, and the service is fast despite the full house.

Some highly recommended dishes: Assam fish, pork belly fried with dried chili, sweet and sour pork, crispy Marmite chicken, The herbal pig stomach & ribs, salt egg prawn eggs.

• Address: :  no.16, Bawah Jalan Angsana 1, Brinchang point Cameron Higlands, 39100 Brinchang, Pahang
• Opening hours: every day, 12:00–14:30, 18:00–21:30

Singh Chapati

If you are into Indian food, don’t miss this restaurant. It serves delicious authentic North Indian home-cooked food. The portion served is also big and the staffs are very humble and kind. However, do expect long waiting times during peak hours.

Best foods to try here: vegetarian biryani, chicken butter masala, garlic paratha, paneer makhani, and sweet lassi.

• Address: No 1, Brij Court, Tanah Rata, 39000 Tanah Rata, Pahang
• Opening hours: every day, 13:30–14:30, 18:30–21:30

Restaurant Tuan Yuan

In this restaurant, you can order charcoal steamboat – a Chinese traditional hotpot that is very well-known in Cameron Highlands. It is said that the food here was fresh and delicious at a reasonable price. Specifically, the charcoal steamboat costs only RM25/set which includes veggies, noodles, egg, meat, prawn, la la, etc. 

Some other dishes to try: salted egg mantis prawn, buttered squid with oats, herbal soup, gui hua mee hoon.

• Address: 6, Jalan Besar, Brinchang, 39100 Brinchang, Pahang
• Opening hours: every day, 12:00 – 21:30

There are way more places to visit in Cameron Highlands, however, in this blog post, I’m just gonna share my reviews about places I visited on my Cameron Highlands trip.

Cameron Flora Park

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This is a new place to visit in Cameron Highlands that you must visit because it’s just so beautifullll. It’s a huge blossom garden with many kinds of flowers displayed. Girls, this is your heaven, prepare your phone storage and battery well before coming here.

• Address: lot 191, 39010 Brinchang, Pahang
• Opening hours: 09:30–19:00
• Entrance ticket: RM50/adult, RM25/child

Read more: Cameron Flora Park review: ticket price, transportation, what’s inside?

Apiary Farm

I like this farm because it is a hybrid of a bee farm and a strawberry farm, therefore, I can save my time to experience 2 things in one place.

Here you can see the big bee hive through glass, very vivid and interesting.

The strawberry garden is also quite big, enough for you to experience and take pictures.

Besides, there are a cactus area and a souvenir shop as well.

• Address: Jalan BOH, Tanah Rata, 39000 Ringlet, Pahang
• Opening hours: 09:00–18:00
• Entrance ticket: free

Ee Feng Gu Bee

It is a renowned bee farm in Cameron Highlands. A plus point is that they painted and decorate the bee farm colorfully which is great to snap photos. However, talking about the experience, I don’t feel like it’s a good place to go as most of the premise is a shophouse and the bee hive display is not as vivid and accessible as the ones in Apiary farm.

• Address: Green Cow, No 75, Batu 43, 39100, Pahang
• Opening hours: 08:00–19:00

Lavender garden

This is another instagrammable floral garden to visit in Cameron Highlands. It’s not that huge compared to Cameron Flora Park but it has different kinds of flowers, especially lavender.

Besides flowers, you can also take pictures with a beautiful castle, and small colorful houses displaying several countries’ flags, and try some ice cream. Their signature ice cream is lavender ice cream, but trust me, its taste is weird, you better try the strawberry flavor.

• Address: 59, Brinchang, 39100 Brinchang, Pahang
• Opening hours: 9:00 – 19:00
• Entrance ticket: RM20/adult, RM10/child

Kuala Terla Tea Plantation

This is one of the major tea plantations in Cameron Highlands where you can enjoy the breathtaking view from the hilltop.

To get to the top, you need to use the transportation service of Cameron Adventurous  ATV & Safari. You can either choose ATV or Jeep to get around the tea plantation. The price for ATV is RM80/person and for a jeep ride is RM18/person.

Besides, there is a stop where you can experience an air swing at an additional charge of RM5/person and visit the tea plantation. And the last stop is an in-house safari (which is small and has nothing much to see).

Regarding my experience, I chose the Jeep ride and paid an extra RM5 to take pictures with the air swing. To be fair, the air swing was one of the best experiences that I had in Cameron Highlands. However, the jeep ride is totally not worth it, especially if you travel with the elderly and kids.

Thus if you want to have fun, choose ATV instead.

• Address: Cameron Adventurous 49th miles kuala terla, 39010 Tanah Rata, Pahang

Pasar Malam – Night market

Cameron Highlands is pretty boring at night as there is nothing much to do. Thus, Pasar Malam is, of course, a must-visit attraction in the evening.

There are many small stalls that sell everything from delicious foods, clothes, souvenirs, etc. And don’t forget to try some Chocolate Strawberry, it’s over my expectation.

Note: Do expect heavy traffic on the way to Pasar Malam, especially during weekends and holidays. If you want to skip the line, drive a motorbike. Otherwise, it might take you an hour to get there and it’s pretty hard to find car parking as well. Too scary… I remember…

• Address: 12, Jalan Golden Hills 1, Brinchang, 39000 Brinchang, Pahang
• Opening hours: Friday & Saturday: 17:00–23:00

Time tunnel museum

This museum is way more interesting than I expected. It provides information about Malaysia during the war, the history of Cameron Highlands, and displays all the antiques which are the childhood memories of many Malaysian. If you are a local Malaysian, you will find it so familiar with all the toys, old TV, old barbershop displays, etc.

Behind this museum is a garden where you can pick strawberries, feed rabbits, etc.

• Address: Cameron Highland, 39000 Brinchang, Pahang
• Entrance ticket: RM8/adult, RM6/child

Sheep sanctuary

You wanna feed sheep and take pictures with them? Let’s go to the Sheep sanctuary. Personally, I’m super excited about this attraction because that was the first time I saw sheep haha.

You will be provided with a small box of food to feed the sheep after purchasing entrance tickets. If you still want to feed them, you can buy more at the vending machine, price is RM4/box and RM10/3 boxes.

• Address: Pasar Malam Kea Farm, Brinchang, 39100 Brinchang, Pahang
• Opening hours: 09:00–17:30
• Entrance ticket: RM8/adult, RM5/child
• Website to book tickets: CLICK HERE

This is the itinerary of my Cameron Highlands trip :

• We arrived at Cameron Highlands at 1 pm.
• We visited Apiary Farm where I could see a bee farm and strawberry farm at the same time
• Had lunch at Ferm Nyonya restaurant.
• Check-in hotel: Father’s guesthouse and took rest.
• 4 pm, we rented a motorbike from our hotel to get around
• We headed to Time Tunnel Museum and spent about 40 minutes there.
• After that, we dropped by another bee farm called Ee Feng Gu Bee Farm . There is nothing much to see here.
• We had dinner at Cameron Organic Produce Steamboat restaurant. The steamboat was bland and the meat is not fresh, veggie is claimed to be organic. Overall, not recommended!
• Then we drove to Pasar Malam – a night market. It was full of people here. There were many foods to buy as well, highly recommend the chocolate strawberry.
• Back to the hotel and rest.
• We had breakfast in the food court nearby Sheep Sanctuary.
• Visited Sheep sanctuary . This one was quite fun and interesting.
• Then we went to Flora Park Parking and waited for the truck to take us to Cameron Flora Park. The total visiting time was about 1 hour.
• We headed to Kuala Terla Tea Plantation to experience a Jeep ride and air swing.
• After that, we just drove back to Kuala Lumpur directly.

Below is the cost breakdown of my 2D1N trip to Cameron Highlands:

Accommodation

I stayed at Father’s guesthouse and it cost RM130/night/double room. This is a kind of medium-budget accommodation. For a 4-5 star hotel, the price for a double room is from RM190/night/ double room

Food for 2 people

• Lunch at Ferm Nyonya restaurant: RM88.50
• Steamboat at Cameron Organic Product steamboat restaurant: RM60 (it’s not nice at all, so I didn’t recommend it above)
• Chocolate Strawberry at night market: around RM6/cup
• Icecream at Lavender garden: RM8/cone
• Drink and cake at Cameron Flora Park: 41RM

Attractions tickets

• Cameron Flora Park: RM50/head
• Lavender garden: RM20/head
• Time tunnel museum: RM8/head
• ATV adventurous & Safari: Jeep ride-  RM18/head, air swing: RM5/head
• Sheep sanctuary: RM8/head

As mentioned above, I went to Cameron Highlands for only 2 days 1 night, and surely it was not enough to fully explore it. There are much more places to visit such as the Mossy forest, Strawberry farms, Cactus garden, etc. However, I skipped it all and tried to find places where I can do several experiences at once. And to be honest, we were so rushed during our trip, it was like a marathon, trying to visit as quickly as possible.

Therefore, I would suggest visiting Cameron Highlands for at least 3 days or even 4 days.

• There are many attractions in Cameron Highlands , but some offer the same thing as another.

For example, the most famous thing to do in Cameron Highlands is to pick strawberries. To be honest, most of the attractions in Cameron Highlands offer this experience (such as the Time tunnel, Lavender garden, Apiary farm, etc.).

Thus, you don’t need to go to the strawberry farm to pick strawberries but can do it anywhere else, combined with other activities to save time.

Here are some attractions that provide multiple activities:

Apiary Farm: bee farm, strawberry garden cactus garden.

Time tunnel museum: museum, strawberry farm (behind it).

Lavender garden: flower garden, strawberry garden.

• If you drive a car, bear in mind that there are many blind turns and it will be quite dizzy while driving.
• As the weather in Cameron Highlands is pretty cold all year round, especially after sunset, you should always bring a jacket with you.

Above is my Cameron Highland travel guide which has every information about Cameron Highlands such as how to get there, where to stay, where to eat, places to visit, itinerary & cost etc. Hope you find this post helpful and share your experience below.

1. When is strawberry season in Cameron Highlands?

The strawberry season in Cameron Highlands is from May to August. During this time, visitors are permitted to enter the farm and personally pick their own strawberries. 

2. What to buy in Cameron Highlands?

One thing in Cameron Highlands that every tourist wants to buy is, needless to say, strawberries. Besides strawberries, this destination is also famous for fresh veggies, tea, honey and flowers. You can find those things in most of the attractions in Cameron Highlands.

3. How high is Cameron Highlands ?

Situated at an elevation of 5,000 ft (1,500 m) above sea level, the highland is notable for being the highest point in Malaysia that can be reached by road.

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Cameron Highlands Tour Package | Full Day Tour From Kuala Lumpur enable you to experience the traditional life of Orang Asli, pick strawberries and buy fresh produces in big market.

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Day 1: Kuala Lumpur - Cameron Highlands

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06.00 hrs: Pick-up from hotel. Start our Cameron Highlands Tour Package | Full Day Tour from Kuala Lumpur .

11.00 hrs: Arrive at Orang Asli Village Cameron Highlands . We will visit their long house which build with bamboos, wood and palm leaves. Through the visit, you will know more about Orang Asli’s lifestyle and culture.  Besides that, you will have the chance to try the blowpipe, musical instruments and other tools.

Note: This is free entrance. You can give some tips for Orang Asli after the visit if you want.

12.30 hrs: Arrive at Lata Iskandar Waterfall Cameron Highlands . You can enjoy the cool water and rest or take some photos nearby waterfall before we go further up.

13.30 hrs: Arrive at Ringlet. We will have lunch at local restaurant in Ringlet.

15.00 hrs: We will visit Big Red Strawberry Farm and Cactus Valley which is beside Big Red Strawberry Farm.

Description: There are strawberry juice, strawberry ice cream and etc in the cafe. You can take a rest and have a drink at the cafe. At own expenses. Expected to pay USD 5 to USD 10. After rest, you can try to pick strawberries in Strawberry Farm. There are many beautiful and special species of cactus.

16.30 hrs: We will drop you at Kea Farm Market . Kea Farm Market is well-known among visitors as shopping destination for fresh produce.

18.00 hrs: We will have steamboat dinner at Ferm Nyonya Restaurant .

19.30 hrs: Heading back to Kuala Lumpur. Journey will take approximately 4 hours.

23.30 hrs: Arrive at hotel in KL. Tour ends.

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• All land transportation as per itinerary.
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• All entrance fees as per itinerary.
• One localized lunch in Cameron Highlands.
• One localized steamboat dinner in Cameron Highlands.

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Cameron Highlands Tour Package | Full Day Tour From Kuala Lumpur enable you to:

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• Buy fresh produce in Kea Farm Market.

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Cameron Highlands Tour Package From Ipoh: A Limited Private Tour By Local

Cameron highlands tour with a local perspective, explore cameron highlands with an exclusive private tour from ipoh with flexible itinerary.

What To Expect:

It takes  2 hours minimum  to reach  Cameron Highlands from Ipoh !

See rolling green hills of a  tea plantation , gardens full of flowers,  strawberry farms  and the like while taking in the fresh and cool mountain air!

Having a local guide to fetch you around and show you the sight makes it  100% stress-free !

Important Info:

• Duration: 9 – 10 Hours
• Guests: 1 – 11 Pax
• Availability: All Year (Except Chinese New Year)
• Guide: Speaks Multiple Languages (English, Chinese, Malay)
• Cancellation: Full Deposit Return Up To 15 Days Before The Tour Start Date
• 20% Deposit Required To Reserve Tour Dates

Flexible Cameron Highlands Tour Itinerary:

• 8:30am -> Pick-up Within Ipoh
• 10:30am -> Reach Cameron Highlands. First Stop: Tea Plantation
• 1:00pm -> Lunch At A Local Spot
• 2:00pm ->  Lavender Garden / Agro Market
• 3:30pm -> Strawberry Farm
• 4:30pm -> Back To Ipoh
• 6:30pm -> Drop-off Within Ipoh
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• Your Personal Expenses
• Travel Insurance
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Cameron Highlands Resort, a Member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, is a tranquil haven set in the tea plantations and hills of Pahang. The resort offers an 18-hole golf course, a spa with jungle-inspired treatments, and traditional English dining. Each room is elegantly furnished with a four-poster bed, teak furniture, silk fabrics, and a golf course view from the balcony.

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Immerse yourself in the luxury of our spacious rooms, each thoughtfully designed with a King Four-Poster bed or twin beds, and offering stunning views of the lush green golf course. Enjoy the colonial charm of polished timber floors, beamed ceilings, and plantation shutters, along with modern comforts such as en-suite bathrooms, comfortable seating areas, and balconies with panoramic views.

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2024 British Open betting odds: Who are the favorites to win this year's Open Championship?

The oldest major in golf will make its return this weekend for its 152nd edition. The British Open at Royal Troon in Ayrshire, Scotland will be 2024's final major of the season, and its odds leaders bring up some very familiar faces.

Scottie Scheffler , the pre-tournament favorite, may have won the Masters at the start of the year, but has failed to win either the U.S. Open or the PGA Championship since. Bryson DeChambeau may have won the U.S. Open and finished second at the PGA Championship, but has just the fourth-best odds of winning the British Open. Meanwhile, Rory McIlroy , who hasn't won a major since 2014, sits at second on the odds boards once again.

Golf is notoriously one of the hardest sports to predict, and that has never been more evident than in this year. Scheffler has been the pre-tournament favorite for every major tournament of the year, yet has only won the Masters. Furthermore, he has failed to finish top five in either of the majors. So, are his early odds just another trap for bettors, or will Scheffler return to the top of the golf world this weekend?

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Here are the British Open odds with less than a week before the start of the tournament. All odds via BetMGM .

2024 British Open odds:

Scottie Scheffler (+500)

Rory McIlroy (+750)

Ludvig Aberg (+1200)

Bryson DeChambeau (+1400)

Xander Schauffele (+1400)

Collin Morikawa (+1800)

Tommy Fleetwood (+2200)

Jon Rahm (+2500)

Tyrell Hatton (+2500)

Viktor Hovland (+2500)

Robert Macintyre (+2800)

Brooks Koepka (+3300)

Shane Lowry (+3300)

Cameron Smith (+4000)

Patrick Cantlay (+4000)

Tom Kim (+4000)

Tony Finau (+4000)

Hideki Matsuyama (+4500)

Cameron Young (+5000)

Justin Thomas (+5000)

Matt Fitzpatrick (+5000)

Sahith Theegala (+5000)

Min Woo Lee (+5500)

Brian Harman (+6600)

Joaquin Niemann (+6600)

Jordan Spieth (+6600)

Sungjae Im (+6600)

Adam Scott (+8000)

Corey Conners (+8000)

Max Homa (+8000)

Wyndham Clark (+8000)

Akshay Bhatia (+9000)

Davis Thompson (+10000)

Jason Day (+10000)

Justin Rose (+10000)

Louis Oosthuizen (+10000)

Nicolai Hojgaard (+10000)

Ryan Fox (+10000)

Sam Burns (+10000)

Sepp Straka (+10000)

Will Zalatoris (+10000)

Byeong Hun An (+12500)

Dean Burmester (+12500)

Dustin Johnson (+12500)

Matthieu Pavon (+12500)

Russell Henley (+12500)

Si Woo Kim (+12500)

Abraham Ancer (+15000)

Rasmus Hojgaard (+15000)

Rickie Fowler (+15000)

Tiger Woods (+15000)

Tom McKibbin (+15000)

Billy Horschel (+17500)

Christiaan Bezuidenhout (+17500)

Keegan Bradley (+17500)

Ewen Ferguson (+20000)

Henrik Stenson (+20000)

J.T. Poston (+20000)

Kurt Kitayama (+20000)

Matteo Manassero (+20000)

Tom Hoge (+20000)

Victor Perez (+20000)

Eric Cole (+22500)

Adrian Meronk (+25000)

Denny McCarthy (+25000)

Harris English (+25000)

Jordan Smith (+25000)

Keita Nakajima (+25000)

Matt Wallace (+25000)

Matthew Jordan (+25000)

Maverick McNealy (+25000)

Padraig Harrington (+25000)

Sebastian Soderberg (+25000)

Adam Hadwin (+30000)

Austin Eckroat (+30000)

Chris Kirk (+30000)

Emiliano Grillo (+30000)

Laurie Canter (+30000)

Lucas Glover (+30000)

Matthew Southgate (+30000)

Phil Mickelson (+30000)

Romain Langasque (+30000)

Sam Horsfield (+30000)

Stephan Jaeger (+30000)

Taylor Moore (+30000)

Thorbjorn Olesen (+30000)

Alexander Björk (+35000)

Ben Griffin (+35000)

Gary Woodland (+35000)

Guido Migliozzi (+35000)

Nick Taylor (+35000)

Ryo Hisatsune (+35000)

Brendon Todd (+40000)

C.T. Pan (+40000)

David Puig (+40000)

Dominic Clemons (+40000)

Gordon Sargent (+40000)

John Catlin (+40000)

Joost Luiten (+40000)

Mackenzie Hughes (+40000)

Marcel Siem (+40000)

Rikuya Hoshino (+40000)

Sami Valimaki (+40000)

Sean Crocker (+40000)

Shubhankar Sharma (+40000)

Thriston Lawrence (+40000)

Yannik Paul (+40000)

Adam Schenk (+50000)

Calum Scott (+50000)

Dan Bradbury (+50000)

Daniel Brown (+50000)

Francesco Molinari (+50000)

Joe Dean (+50000)

Jorge Campillo (+50000)

Nacho Elvira (+50000)

Stewart Cink (+50000)

Younghan Song (+50000)

Zach Johnson (+50000)

Daniel Hillier (+60000)

Andy Ogletree (+75000)

Angel Hidalgo (+75000)

Darren Fichardt (+75000)

Elvis Smylie (+75000)

Jacob Skov Olesen (+75000)

Jesper Svensson (+75000)

Jeung-Hun Wang (+75000)

Kazuma Kobori (+75000)

Liam Nolan (+75000)

Masahiro Kawamura (+75000)

Mason Anderson (+75000)

Matthew Dodd-Berry (+75000)

Minkyu Kim (+75000)

Ryan Van Velzen (+75000)

Sam Hutsby (+75000)

Santiago De La Fuente (+75000)

Tommy Morrison (+75000)

Vincent Norrman (+75000)

Yuko Katsuragawa (+75000)

Aguri Iwasaki (+100000)

Alex Cejka (+100000)

Altin Van Der Merwe (+100000)

Charlie Lindh (+100000)

Darren Clark (+100000)

Denwit Boriboonsub (+100000)

Ernie Els (+100000)

Gun-Taek Koh (+100000)

Jack McDonald (+100000)

Jaime Montojo (+100000)

Justin Leonard (+100000)

Luis Masaveu (+100000)

Michael Hendry (+100000)

Ryosuke Kinoshita (+100000)

Jasper Stubbs (+200000)

John Daly (+200000)

Todd Hamilton (+200000)

How to watch the 2024 British Open:

Thursday, July 18

1:30-4 a.m. ET | Peacock

4 a.m.-3 p.m. ET | USA Network

3-4:15 p.m. ET | Peacock

Friday, July 19

Saturday, July 20

5-7 a.m. ET | USA Network

7 a.m.-3 p.m. ET | NBC, Peacock

Sunday, July 21

4-7 a.m. ET | USA Network

7 a.m.-2 p.m. ET | NBC, Peacock

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