Hotel in Cameron Highlands

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Cameron Highlands is a highland region located in the state of Pahang in Malaysia. Surrounded by undulating hills and lush green valleys, this hilly area offers a list of breathtaking Cameron Highland Sights that include the following:

Cactus Valley at Brinchang

Cactus Valley is one of the favorite tourist attractions in Cameron Highlands. Situated at Brinchang, this valley has a vast collection of varieties of cactus and a host of other plants. Its collection includes tomatoes, apples, peach, strawberries, cucumbers, cherries, orchids, roses, camellia, hibiscus, rhododendron, fuchsia, coleus and gerbera. If you are passionate about gardening and want to buy some exotic plants from here, you may do as there are shops selling potted plants, souvenirs and dried flowers. However, just keep in mind that the weather in Cameron Highlands is favorable for growing certain plants which might droop elsewhere in unfavorable humid climate.

Tea Plantations in Cameron Highlands

A tea plantation in Cameron Highlands is a must see destination to be included in your itinerary. The most eminent plantations here include Boh Tea Plantation, Sungai Palas Tea Plantation and Cameron Valley Tea Plantation. You can witness the process of tea-making by visiting the factories there or you can just sip a cup of tea and relax. While driving down toward the tea estates, just be cautious as the roads are very narrow and steep. The beautiful vista of the rolling hills as you go along driving will take your breath away.

The Rose Center

Situated at 5 km distance from Brinchang, the Rose Center takes pride in its outstanding collection of over 400 varieties of roses. Besides roses, the Rose Center also displays a spectrum of other flowers including fuchsia, lily, honeysuckle, gerbera, lady shoe--and the list goes on. Aside from the flowers, the Rose Center also offers an enchanting view of the surrounding landscape. There are murals, fountains, and statues at every corner, multiplying the beauty of the landscape further.

Sam Poh Buddhist Temple

Situated at the south of Brinchang, Sam Poh Buddhist Temple is the fourth largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. Built in 1972, the temple is well-maintained and decorated with beautiful flower plants like rhododendron and orchids. There are many statues of lord Buddha and other Chinese deities inside the temple. The ambiance within the shrine is so peaceful that you might want to spend few moments there meditating.

Jungle Trail in Cameron Highlands

If you are an adventurous kind and want to mingle with the nature in its wild form, you may try trailing through the jungle in Cameron Highlands. There are both simple as well as treacherous treks. The most famous trek is the one that leads you to the Parit Waterfall which is a nice picnic spot. It is a 30-minute walking route. The trail to Robinson Waterfall is also quite popular among tourists. If you start trekking from the Robinson power station, it will take an hour for you to reach Robinson Waterfall.