Known for its cold weather, Cameron Highland is Malaysia’s most extensive hill station. The outpost consists of three districts, namely Ringlet, Tanah Rata, and Ulu Tenom and all are nestled at elevations ranging from 1,100 metres to 1,600 metres above sea level. The temperature is about 18°C averagely, making it the comfortable weather for a trip to the hill with friends and family members. If you are someone who likes nature, there are plenty of things that you can do on the hill.
Firstly, visit the Strawberry farm. We say this is a must as you can pluck your own strawberry and eaten fresh after that. To our surprise, the strawberry farm offers a lot of giant size strawberry. Although it might not as sweet as the imported strawberry, but it is fresh to eat. Just dip it in chocolate or drizzle with honey if you want it to be sweeter.
Secondly, eat steamboat no matter is day or night. For many of us, the steamboat is meant to be eaten during the night as the weather is not as hot as the day. But you can eat steamboat at the hill at lunch time too because it is just as comforting.
Thirdly, buy the succulents and cactus! There are plenty of succulents and cactus that is available in Cameron Highland and it is cheaper. Spend a few hours in the Cactus Point to choose a few pots as a souvenir for your friends to be decorating plants.
Next, visit Best Of Highlands (BOH) Tea Plantation. This is a travel spot that you should not miss! Drive up to the hill to enjoy the tea and sandwiches on the hill while relaxing yourself with the scenery.
Lastly, buy the fresh vegetables from Cameron Highlands. One of the popular tourist spots are the numerous vegetable markets selling local farm produce. There are plenty of vegetables produce from the highland, such as corn and watercress. Many of the vegetables are pack in plastic bags, and they give offers like says 5 bags for a certain amount of money. Make a note to check the prices before making your purchases.
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