If you came from Kuala Lumpur, you can get there from Tapah (Perak) exit or Simpang Pulai exit of PLUS Highway, or use the long winding ordinary road. I suggest you use Simpang Pulai exit because it's more comfortable especially if you bring your kids along. If you came from the east, you can get there from Gua Musang new road.
On the way up the hills, we stop-by a strawberry farm and tasted the sweet and sour fruit..
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My big family... at BOH Tea Plantation, Cameron Highlands
Some of the attraction in Cameron Highlands are the tea plantation. The most famous one is BOH Tea Plantation.
It's nice to have a cup of tea while enjoying the spectacular views, don't you think? It was drizzling at that time and the air was wet and cool.
The cool temperature in Cameron Highlands which rarely drops below 10°C or climbs above 21°C, and the fertile area is generous for vegetables growth. Flowers are also cultivated for sale nationwide and wild flowers bloom everywhere.
One of the orchid species cultivated in a flower nursery ready for sale. Some of the flowers cultivated here are exported overseas such as Hong Kong, Singapore and Japan.
Most of the vegetebles cultivated here are for export to Singapore and local market. As you can see here are the spring unions, lots of them!
The markets, they sell a lot of fruits and vegetables freshly picked form farm. Those markets are run by the farm owners themselves.. Hmmm... yum.. yum...
Well, thats the only places I visit during the 2D/1N stay... more info please visit the OFFICIAL site
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