Cameron Highlands Day Trip

Our Cameron Highlands day tour begins with a convenient early morning pickup from your hotel in Kuala Lumpur at 7:00 AM. Starting early helps us avoid the morning rush hour and ensures a smooth journey to the Cameron Highlands. This timing also allows us to beat the afternoon thunderstorms common in tropical regions, providing you with a more comfortable and uninterrupted experience.

SPECIFIC PICKUP TIME

To ensure all our customers get the best tour experiences during school holidays and public holidays, the specific pickup has been set as below.

• PUBLIC HOLIDAY: 04.30 AM
• SCHOOL HOLIDAY: 04.30 AM

We make a stop at the Tapah Rest Area for a refreshment break. This stop provides an opportunity to use well-maintained restroom facilities before continuing on our journey, as the next 70 kilometers do not offer proper toilet facilities. You can also take a moment to stretch your legs and enjoy a coffee or snack before we continue our drive into the highlands.

Our Cameron Highlands day trip officially begins with a visit to the stunning Lata Iskandar Waterfall. Nestled amidst lush rainforest, Lata Iskandar is one of the most picturesque waterfalls in Malaysia. The cascading water plunges down a series of rocky steps, creating a refreshing mist and a serene atmosphere perfect for photography and relaxation. This spot is not only a visual treat but also an opportunity to experience the natural beauty and tranquility of the highlands. The surrounding area is also known for its indigenous handicraft stalls, where you can browse for souvenirs made by local Orang Asli (indigenous people).

Next, we have a special cultural experience as we visit the Senoi, one of the main indigenous groups of the Orang Asli in Malaysia. The Senoi people are known for their deep connection to the rainforest and their traditional way of life, which has been passed down through generations. You will witness a fascinating blowpipe demonstration, where skilled Senoi hunters showcase their expertise in using this ancient weapon for hunting. The blowpipe, made from bamboo, is an essential tool in their daily lives, reflecting their harmony with nature. This demonstration offers a unique insight into their culture, traditional practices, and the importance of the rainforest in their heritage.

• We will skip this blowpipe demonstration activity if tourists plan to visit Taman Negara or have already done so.

One of the highlights of our Cameron Highlands day trip is a visit to the Cameron Valley Tea Plantation. Spanning about 286 hectares, this is the largest single tea plantation in the Cameron Highlands, offering stunning panoramic views of the expansive tea fields. Situated at an elevation of approximately 1,282 meters above sea level, the plantation provides a cool and refreshing climate perfect for tea cultivation.

While the plantation does not offer factory tours, visitors can still enjoy the serene landscape and learn about the tea-growing process through informational displays. A visit to the tea house allows you to savor a fresh cup of Cameron Valley tea while overlooking the rolling green hills—a truly tranquil experience.

1. We schedule lunch a bit earlier to avoid the crowds that typically arrive during the peak lunch hour. For those without specific dietary requirements, we offer a set menu featuring a delicious combination of chicken curry, fresh vegetables, poppadom, and eggs. This meal is designed to provide a hearty and satisfying taste of local flavors in a comfortable setting.
2. For those with specific dietary needs, we will accommodate by stopping at one of the Indian restaurants in Tanah Rata town, known for its variety of dishes that can be customized to meet dietary preferences. Please note that while we strive to meet different dietary requirements, we cannot provide Vegan, Jain, or pure vegetarian meals on this trip.

After lunch, we continue our Cameron Highlands day tour with a visit to the Butterflies Garden. Although this attraction has received mixed reviews, it remains one of the best places in the Cameron Highlands to observe a variety of Malaysian insects and other creatures. The garden is home to a fascinating collection of butterflies, including some of Malaysia’s most beautiful species, as well as giant walking stick insects, snakes, scorpions, and other exotic creatures. This stop provides a unique opportunity to see these creatures up close and learn about their habitats and behaviors. The garden is particularly appealing to those interested in entomology and wildlife, offering insights into the rich biodiversity of the Cameron Highlands.

The highlight of our Cameron Highlands day trip is a visit to the renowned Sungai Palas BOH Tea Estate, the highest tea plantation in Malaysia, situated at 1,500 meters above sea level. This iconic plantation is famous for its panoramic views and is a must-visit for tea enthusiasts. During our visit, you will tour the BOH Tea Factory, where you can learn about the tea production process from start to finish.

The factory tour includes the traditional tools used to harvest and process tea leaves, offering a fascinating insight into the history and expertise behind BOH’s world-renowned teas. After the tour, you can enjoy a tea break at the estate’s café, which is considered one of the best places in the highlands to savor a cup of freshly brewed tea while enjoying the stunning views of the surrounding tea fields.