Things to do in Cameron Highlands

Did our 1st drive in our newly gotten car up towards Cameron highland. The drive from Singapore To KL took about 3hrs and to Cameron highland from KL is another 90mins. The drive up can be quite curvy so be careful.The air up in Cameron is crisp and fresh, cooling weather about 18-24 degree. Up here you can enter the tea plantation and also get souvenirs back home from the freshly plucked plantation. Crowds here can be huge especially on weekend, would definitely make a trip up again for sure due to the nice cooling weather and great scenery.

Reasons to Recommend:- Entrance fee RM 20- Breathtaking scenery of full bloom lavender perfect for photography - Variety of flowers beyond lavender with others colorfully bloom add charms to the garden- Souvenir shop offer soaps, teas, essential oils, gift and a lot moreTips:- Crowds on weekend & holidays, can visit early morning around 9-11 am

It was a nice weather cold when walking around this green view garden which fulfilled with flowers.

Don’t miss out an opportunity to appreciate nature while in Cameron Highlands. There are several choices to be at the peak but the most relaxing way is via jeep driven by an experienced driver. The view is breathtaking and the walkway is a bit slippery during rainy days. Just make sure to wear an appropriate shoes.

Nice place to visit. Even the petting zoo and the safari world. Can spend half day visiting

fill cool and relex..will repeat again .staff is helpful and the location is near to buy any food..free parking and easy too go any where..

Although the name is the rose center, you have the opportunity to see not only the flower, but also hundreds of types of flowers and vegetables grown in flat and hilly areas. Depending on the season, you may be able to see various blooming flowers or wilting flowers that are overlooked because the area is 3 acres.

First experience to pluck strawberries, though that the strawberries was really fresh but couldn’t resist some spider web throughout the walkway in the farm

if you like greenery area you would love the place. there are cafe to have the tea and other local specialty. you also can go down and walk at the area

It was really quite an experience for someone who doesn’t like strawberries. You will probably be amazed by how big the farm is, and how many strawberries they are growing.We had fun picking the strawberries, although we don’t really know how to. But the staff there are really helpful during the process! 👍🏻PS: the strawberries are really sweet (as confirmed by the man) 😊