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Mossy Forest

The Mossy Forest is a moist tropical evergreen forest flourishing on top of Gunung Brinchang in Cameron Highlands, Pahang. The swirling and twisted barks of trees are all draped in moss and ferns, hence the name, Mossy Forest. Visitors can explore the forest preferably with experienced tour guides.The boardwalk is another safer option to wander in the forest. This 2,00,000 year old ancient lush spread is abode to exotic flora like the carnivorous pitcher plant, spices, medicinal plants, orchids and primitive ferns. The weather is mostly very cloudy here and the misty conditions lend an air of creepiness to the forest. The high elevation of 2032 metres ensures regular rainfall and the cover of mist leads to a thick curtain of moss and ferns. All this makes it look like a forest straight out of a wizard tale. Read More

Mrs. Robertson's Rose Garden is a lovely floral terrace garden situated in Sungai Palas, Cameron Highlands. The garden is set on a hilltop and its ten-levelled terrace offers amazing views of the scenic surroundings. The Robertson Rose Garden boasts of a variety of more than 100 different species of roses alon with other highland flora and flowers like carnations, camelia, sunflowers and salmon hibiscus trees. There are also vegetable patches and cactus pots. Read More

The indigenous villages of Malaysia, Orang Asli Villages is often visited by tourists who hope to seek out the aboriginal people and understand their culture. Guided tours are available. The most authentic locales can be found to the east of Tanah Rata with the people referring to themselves as Batek. They are nomadic but friendly towards the visitors, often welcoming them with smiles and showing off their skills. Some of the tourists are intrigued try their hand at using the blow pipe. The village is also included in Rafflesi tours. Read More

The beautiful natural farm, with budding fresh and juicy strawberries, the Raju Hill Strawberry Farm is situated in the Kea Farm of Cameron Highlands. The visitors can easily roam about to experience the delightful sights of plantations and enjoy their fresh preparations, checking out a few interesting local products at the gift shop inside the farm. For its high-quality strawberries in the lush green farms, Raju HIll Strawberry Farm has become a popular site of Pahang for everyone who visits Cameron Highlands. Read More

Overlooking the houses that dot Brinchang town, Sam Poh Tong Temple is the fourth largest Buddhist temple in Malaysia. It gives a glimpse to the rich and colourful culture that Cameron Highlands cherishes. The temple's location makes it an exciting spot to click some stunning shots in the backdrop of the picturesque Oriental artefacts and a gorgeous hill-view. Featuring beautiful ornamental architecture and a marble-tiled floor, Sam Poh Tong also has plenty of stunning Buddhist and Chinese brass statues. Read More

Sri Thendayuthapani Swami Temple is the largest Hindu temple in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia. Located in Brinchang at height of 1600 metres, the temple is very popular among tourists due to its luxuriously styled colourful building. Chithra Powrnami is a 3-day Tamil ceremony celebrated on a grand scale in the temple. On special occasions, the temple organises free community meals. It also holds rituals for traditional weddings. Sri Thendayuthapani Swami Temple is mostly visited by strawberry and tea picking community of Cameron Highlands. Read More

Located near Tanah Rata, Thompson Falls is a very popular waterfall in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia. Surrounded by pristine beauty, the area along the waterfalls beams with lush greenery. The base of the waterfall is ideal for swimming and serves as a picnic spot. In order to get the best view of the cascading water, reach the vantage point of Thompson Waterfall by climbing up a flight of stairs in the mountainside. The area also has some shops selling snacks, fruits, souvenirs and handicrafts. Read More

Located in Brinchang, Time Tunnel Museum is Malaysia’s first memorabilia museum. Also known as ‘The local museum’, it is filled with collectibles and memorabilia showcasing what life was like in Malaysia during the pre-war years. The Time Tunnel Museum has more than 4,000 objects and photographs on display showcased in eight galleries covering an area of 14,000-meter square approximately. In June 2008, to encourage its brand name in Malaysia, the museum opened a second space in Ipoh old town. There are no restrictions to photography at this place. Read More