i would not call it a trip to Cameron if we didn't visit a tea plantation, luckily my brother agreed to go back a bit later. there are a few tea plantations in Cameron, we choose this one coz we can have a panoramic view of the plantation from the cafe. even the end-toilet in the wash room comes with... More

This is a place you have to visit! When my family and I went, we had cups and cups of tea! The ice tea is mouth watering and the view is amazing! You can just run around the field like you own it!

The Bharat Tea Café is the only tea plantation open on a Monday approximately 4km south of Tanah Rata and the first foray up the hill with panoramic views of the tea plantations. The tea and scones were enjoyable but a taste of friends' brownies suggested they had the better choice. The purchase of a quirky little 'Cameron Valley Tea'... More

The Bharat Tea or Cameron Valley Tea Plantation is located at the main road going up to Tanah Rata from Ringlet. There are two separate tea-house can be found along the main road facing Bharat plantation. The tea house has a cafe, which is essentially a covered terrace that opens up to an impressive view of the plantation. Parking spaces... More

We went for family holiday to Seremban Sapthakanni Temple which is located 2000Ft above sea level. We drove and the temple located up on the hill it was rain and the road are wet. This temple is located in center on housing area where by alot people use the road as jungle tracking early morning, Morning Breeze was so fresh... More

fascinating n beautiful green scene, when we look for the outdoor activity, this is suitable , from the resto we can see great n impressive green scene, chocolate, food and other are reccomended.

1) This is a must visit place in Cameron Highlands. There are a few plantations but the most scenic for me is the pantation before Tanah Rata. 2) The view of the tea plantation is breathtaking. 3) Make sure to have a nice hot tea here while savouring the weather and its beauty surroundings. 4) You can also take a... More

No entrance fees to access tea plantation but of course not allowed to pluck the tea leaves. There are spacious parking space provided. Ordered a glass of 'teh tarik' but been recommended by the cashier to order Masala Tea instead. For locals,the price tag is quite pricy; RM3.50 per glass of teh tarik. The tea cup and the way the... More

The tea plantation was wide and easy to note if you are exiting Simpang Pulai highway. The only withdrawal was there was no one to guide to the plantation. There were lots of flies and not that clean. The tea, bread with stuffing and the cakes are must try. Their flavored tea are in affordable price.