Cameron Highlands

Cameron Highlands is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Malaysia. It is very often visited by people both from within and outside of Malaysia. Situated in the state of Pahang, the highland destination offers one of the most cooling and peaceful travelling experience as the weather there is naturally cold throughout the day.

There are 3 main townships here namely Ringlet, Tanah Rata and Brinchang. Cameron Highlands is very much renowned for its tea produce while it is also home of some of the major vegetables and flower farms in Malaysia. This place got its name from a British Surveyor, William Cameron who was sanctioned to map out this place in 1885. It then became the resort town for the then British colonies and today is enjoys one of the most rapid developments in Malaysia.

Most visitors to Cameron Highlands would usually visit the tea, vegetables, flowers and bee farms here as they are naturally grown and sold. There are also some very historical sites located around Cameron Highlands that include the All Souls' Church and the Bala’s Holiday Chalet which is famed to be one of the oldest buildings here. Other attractions here include Mossy Forest, the Parit Waterfall while it is also known to be where the Rafflesia Flower is spotted, the largest flower in the world.