Serenity at Cameron Highlands, Malaysia
Serenity at Cameron Highlands, Malaysia
Hidden
away in central Pahang, Malaysia, the Cameron Highlands serve as a tranquil
escape from urban life. Famed for its chilly weather, plush tea estates and
captivating views Sri Lankas hill country has always been popular among locals
and foreigners. Whether you want an adrenaline rush, a taste of nature or just
some beautiful cool air to rejuvenate your soul, Cameron Highlands has it all.
Why is it THE ultimate dream vacay destination?
1. The
Majestic Tea Plantations
The
landscape of sweeping, picture postcard tea plantations in the Cameron
Highlands is one of the most well known images from this hill station. From the
famed BOH Tea Garden and Cameron Valley Tea House, which allows tourists to
explore their estates, learn about the art of tea cultivation and enjoy fresh
brews with panoramic views. It even offers a look at how the tea is made and
processed, from leaf to cup.
Must-do:
Explore
the tea fields on foot.
- Go to
the tea factory for Factory visit including the Tea making process.
• Sip
their afternoon tea in a hilltop café having panoramic views.
2. Strawberry Farms Galore
Cameron Highlands is synonymous with Strawberries,
What to Do Visit a strawberry farm. Cameron Highlands is known for its
strawberries and it would be a wasted trip not to head over to one of the many
strawberry farms which are usually quite tourist-friendly; you can harvest your
own... You can pick your own fresh strawberries straight from the vine, grab
many different strawberry-flavored treats like jams, ice creams and cakes or
just gaze at the delectable fresh green gem of a juicy ripe berry on the plant.
Must-do:
Strawberry Ice Cream!
Image adapted from: Big Red Strawberry Farm
Stop by visit where you can purchase
strawberry marmalade or dried strawberries to take home.
3. The Mossy Forest & Nature Trails
Cameroon highland she is full of natural
beauty. The Adventurous type, far beyond the tea plantations. Tucked somewhere
near Gunung Brinchang, this enchanted forest named Mossy Forest seems like its
own fairy tale. The misty atmosphere, old trees covered with moss and lots of
wildlife there make it a wonderful paradise for nature enthusiasts. Other
nature trails in the vicinity include, jungle treks to Robinson Falls or Parit
Falls which provides easy-to-moderate walks amidst cool and fresh air.
Must-do:
For an experience that feels straight out of
a fairy tale, head to the Mossy Forest trail.
Go to the top of Mount Brinchang and view
Points
Explore different types of flora and fauna
that exist in the highlands.
4. Colorful farms of flowers and vegetables
Cameron Highlands is too cold to grow so many
kinds of vegetables and flowers. The highlands have many farms, which tourists
can visit, to see the colorful blooms and crops that are being grown. Lavender
Garden with its flowering lavender crop and Cactus Valley with some peculiar
cactus species as well succulents. And of course the vegetable markets: I got a
lot of greens, all so cheap.
Must-do:
Walk
around Lavender Garden for pretty pictures.
Fresh
farm picked vegetables outside the door
Cactus
Valley — A Melihat Tanaman Eksotis
5. Time
Tunnel Museum – Old School Charm
Learn
about the rich past of Cameron Highlands by heading over to Time Tunnel Museum
– a quirky museum filled with an assortment of artifacts, photographs and
souvenirs from the yesteryears. This museum is a reminiscent journey through
years, portraying the growth of the territory under the British colonial
period.
Must-do:
Look at
old photos and postcards.
Find war
appeal and vintage home wares.
Take a
deeper look into the Orang Asli local community history.
6. What
the Local Market is Like at Kea Farm
No trip
to Cameron Highlands would be complete without a trip to Kea Farm. A busy place
of trade with fresh fruits, flowers and pot-plants up to snacks from the region
and souvenirs. The best place to try local foods and purchase souvenirs for
your loved ones. With its bustling setting as well as small cost, the market is
a go-to area for every single vacationer.
Must-do:
Local
specialty: sweet corn
Highly
discount fresh flowers and produce.
Browse
The Handicrafts and Souvenirs
7.
Comfortable and Cozy Stays
Cameron
Highlands has accommodations to suit every preference from small boutique
hotels to luxury resorts. In character with colonial architecture, the a few
highlands look as if taken from an picture of the English nation-state to offer
them a nostalgic appeal. There are cabins near towns, next to rivers and high
in the mountains and enough diversity that you can certainly find a place to
stay within your style and budget.
Must-do:
Relax in
a colonial-style guest house to suit the highland environment.
Have a
warm night next to the fireplace in a chilling weather.
8. Steamboat and Tea TimeDine like Royals in the
Highlands
EATING IN THE CAMERON HIGHLANDS By far a
great dining in the hills, they specialise in organic vegetable hotpot. There's
nothing like a warm meal in the cool highland air, and steamboat restaurants
allow patrons to cook their own ingredients in a hot pot at the table. Just
pair it with the native tea, and there you having a perfect highland meal!
Must-do:
Enjoy a classic steamboat dinner.
Drop by local cafes for some mountain tea.
Chat over a few scones and pastries as well-
it's actually quite the popular tea-time treat in these parts.
Final Thoughts
The Cameron Highlands sit somewhere in
between all three of these categories yet is no less charming because of it.
Perfect for a range of different travelers, from wandering through tea
plantations and cloud forests, to eating freshly picked strawberries. Whether
for a weekend getaway or an extensive holiday, Cameron Highlands will have you
rejuvenated and motivated to get back.
Therefore, get your bags ready and spend some
time for a cool mountain air experience up the hill!
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