Cameron Bharat Tea Estate
Cameron Bharat Tea Estate
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Mr JP
68 contributions
Mar 2023 • Family
This is the last stop for us before we went down the hill. Have a toilet, can enjoy high tea beside the tea plantations. Nice view, good place for high tea
Written 4 March 2023
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Hans-Olof H
Stockholm, Sweden887 contributions
Jan 2023
This is a full day tour to the Malaysian highlands. It is a part of the Malaysia that is 2000 meter above the sea-level that the Englishman used to go to in order to cool down during the colonial time. One example of the advantage of this coolness is that they can grow good strawberries just as us Swedes. Of course, a nice visit to a strawberry farm was included in the trip. However, the main attraction was the visit to a tea plantation (I am a very heavy tea drinker myself) and the sights of the landscape itself. There were also a stop at a waterfall, some butterflies and an Aboriginal man that showed a traditional house and.how to use a blowpipe. This was somewhat of a guy in the cage type show that did not give you a nice feeling. All in all it was a very nice tour with a very good driver/guide.
Written 31 January 2023
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1962john1962101
London, UK28 contributions
Jan 2023 • Couples
Do not miss this feats of colour and history
We took the golf buggy down to the centre with Morgan our driver who had worked the plantation for 30 years. Morgan gave us such authentic insight into the tea process, the history and his own personal experience.
What an asset. Please thanks Morgan for bringing the experience to life for us.
Suggestion. Ask all your gollf drivers to share their Cameron Heights experiences and tell folks about the tea process.
Thank you again!
We took the golf buggy down to the centre with Morgan our driver who had worked the plantation for 30 years. Morgan gave us such authentic insight into the tea process, the history and his own personal experience.
What an asset. Please thanks Morgan for bringing the experience to life for us.
Suggestion. Ask all your gollf drivers to share their Cameron Heights experiences and tell folks about the tea process.
Thank you again!
Written 2 January 2023
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Lavender O
Johor Bahru6 contributions
Dec 2022 • Family
Overated. The scones and tea are too expensive. RM32.00 for a pot of tea and 2 scones. And to view the tea plantation, there's a charge of RM3.00 per pax. Getting too commercial. Guests are spending money at the cafe which is a side attraction and they still sell their tea products. Viewing the tea plantations should be free.
Written 24 December 2022
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Lochana Nanthacumar
Selangor, Malaysia16 contributions
Dec 2022 • Couples
Visited Cameron valley in early December - it’s a nice place, they sell their own homemade masala powder and it’s so good.
However, for the paid tour, we went with 3 above 65 paxs and apparently it’s supposed to be free for them but none of the staff informed us. We only found out about it after our tour on a very very small notice. Cameron valley should have it written when we purchase our tickets or make sure their staffs informs us! Also, the paid tour wasn’t so worth it - there’s just one cafe inside the tea plantation. It’s worth it if you just want to take photos and nothing else.
However, for the paid tour, we went with 3 above 65 paxs and apparently it’s supposed to be free for them but none of the staff informed us. We only found out about it after our tour on a very very small notice. Cameron valley should have it written when we purchase our tickets or make sure their staffs informs us! Also, the paid tour wasn’t so worth it - there’s just one cafe inside the tea plantation. It’s worth it if you just want to take photos and nothing else.
Written 21 December 2022
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GoTravel87
Amsterdam, The Netherlands304 contributions
Aug 2022 • Couples
It's a beautifull tea plantation. Take the walk down to the picnic area (need a wristband - 3 RM) and skip the ride down (at least as you have the abbilty to hike up again) Smell the tea leaves and order a fesh cup of tea!
Written 16 August 2022
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Harrison F. Carter
Cologne, Germany10,777 contributions
Jul 2022 • Couples
Don't know if we are supposed to find this beautiful, but it sure was... Lovely to look out over, and to pay only RM3 to access the pathways amongst it. Really special little visit and a nice shop to purchase some reason...
Written 11 July 2022
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Sean Sinha
Singapore, Singapore12 contributions
Jun 2022
Nice place for an outing. ATV must be carried out by adult with a good control over bike if not you may fall off the cliff. The bird farm at the end of it was loved by the kids
Written 21 June 2022
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FaizalP61
Sungai Buloh, Malaysia1,051 contributions
Jan 2022
Stopped at the Second Bharat Tea Shop (TS2). It was quite crowded as holiday season, but did not have to wait long to order food ( cream tea). Scones and carrot cake were good. Tea shop has a great panoramic view and for RM3 per person you can descend to the tea garden to walk some trails and visit various photo stops.
Written 6 February 2022
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azrula2013
20 contributions
Jan 2022 • Family
A must go during weekdays. Big no on weekends. I think they don’t serve their premium tea in their cafe despite the premium price
Written 29 January 2022
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Price for buggy is RM15 per person ?
Wong
38 contributions
I didn take any buggy. Walking is the best.
Indiam1990
Rome, Italy4 contributions
The bar where we can take a thea and eat with a beautiful view is open on June 6th? I don't know the name of the bar.
Thank you
nadhilah s
Kota Bharu, Malaysia34 contributions
Hi,
Is there any entrance fee? How much is it?
Tq
AzmeerSulong
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia115 contributions
its free. just pay for the foods and drinks
Bavani90
Klang, Malaysia3 contributions
May I know the operation time for Bharat Tea estate?
ingvalld
Norway82 contributions
If I'm not mistaken the place open around 9AM, but food service only start closer to lunch. We had a stop on the way back to Singapore but could not wait for the food service to start. So we decided to continue and did stop for lunch at Ringlet. We went to Bharat Tea estate a few days earlier during our stay. And I was very impressed by the ginger tea served in the cafeteria. Sad enough, the ginger tea bought in their shop to bring home was a lot less tasty .
Yahia Omar
2 contributions
Is the road easy with kids from KL by bus?
happijoy
Johor Bahru, Malaysia160 contributions
Yes. It’s all paved roads.
owenlavington
Storrington, UK
Is it possible to walk here from Lakehouse? How long would it take?
Joshua Lee
Hong Kong, China154 contributions
It really depends on your prefer hiking/walking over taking local tour in a nil-air con four wheel SUV drive. I have seen hikers during the tour from inside private cars. Just make sure you have keep hydrated, put sun block as well as mosquitoes repellent. The distance is relative to your preference and also time spent on the journey.
Hope this answer your question in giving you another perspective in exploring the nature beauty by foot.
Elene
Kulim, Malaysia88 contributions
May I know which tea farms worth the most to visit? In the matter of nature view.
1. BOH Tea Plantation
2. Bharat Tea Estate
3. Cameron Valley Tea House
Mohamed I
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia163 contributions
All visitor attractions are worth a visit to experience the differences.
Boh Tea Plantation visitor station is about the best out of the three mentioned.
For transit and scenery, I would say Bharat TS1. The other Bharat TS are past Brinchang.
Ekyn h
4 contributions
Where can i buy bharat tea beside in cameron highlands?
Ryunami
Malaysia1,889 contributions
You can buy Bharat's products via online through their official website at bharatteacommy
If you're in Malaysia, you can look at these stores for their products:
JAYA GROCER:
Empire Shopping Gallery (Subang Jaya, Selangor)
Bukit Jelutong (Shah Alam, Selangor)
Main Place Mall (Subang Jaya, Selangor)
Bangi Gateway (Bandar Baru Bangi, Selangor)
Jaya 33 (Petaling Jaya, Selangor)
Perdana Shopping Centre (Bandar Damansara Perdana, Petaling Jaya, Selangor)
The Intermark (Kampung Datuk Keramat, Kuala Lumpur).
VILLAGE GROCER
Bangsar Village (Bukit Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur)
Sunway Giza Shopping Mall (Kota Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Selangor)
Mont Kiara (Kuala Lumpur)
URBAN FRESH at Setia City Mall (Bandar Setia Alam, Shah Alam, Selangor)
AEON RETAIL (JUSCO):
Queensbay Mall (Penang)
Aeon Mall Bukit Mertajam (Penang)
Bukit Indah Shopping Centre (Johor Bahru, Johor)
Aeon Mall Sri Manjung (Perak)
Aeon Mall Ipoh Klebang, Ipoh (Perak)
Aeon Mall Taiping (Perak)
BEN'S INDEPENDENT GROCER:
Publica Kuala Lumpur
Plaza Batai, Damansara Heights, Kuala Lumpur
SAM'S
Sam's Groceria, NU Sentral, Kuala Lumpur
Cyano Sadia
Dhaka City, Bangladesh64 contributions
What is the easy way to go to Cameron Highland from Langkawi? which would LESS TIME consuming but also exploring?
1) LNG ferry to PEN ferry to CH by BUS
2) LNG ferry to PEN ferry to Butterworth, ETS train to IPOH to CH
3) other suggestion?
Flymebabe
Blandford Forum, UK317 contributions
Hi ferry to Penang, then bus would be good avoid weekends the traffic gets gridlocked, arrive on a Monday and you will enjoy a glorious place with less tourists, we did this with a private tour guide & he refused to go up on a weekend hope that helps
CAMERON BHARAT TEA ESTATE (Tanah Rata) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go
Frequently Asked Questions about Cameron Bharat Tea Estate
- We recommend booking Cameron Bharat Tea Estate tours ahead of time to secure your spot. If you book with Tripadvisor, you can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour starts for a full refund. See all 33 Cameron Bharat Tea Estate tours on Tripadvisor
- According to Tripadvisor travellers, these are the best ways to experience Cameron Bharat Tea Estate:
- Cameron Highland Best Tour from Ipoh Day Trip (Private) (From RMÂ 495.34)
- Refreshing Cameron Highlands Nature Tour (From RMÂ 477.40)
- Private Full Day Cameron Highlands Nature Tour from Kuala Lumpur (From RMÂ 527.91)
- Cameron Highlands Sightseing Tour (From RMÂ 134.21)
- Breezy Cameron Highlands Nature Tour from Kuala Lumpur (From RMÂ 487.83)
- Hotels near Cameron Bharat Tea Estate:
- (1.64 km) Do Chic In
- (1.66 km) Gerard's Place
- (1.58 km) Highlanders Garden Guesthouse at Arundina Cameron Highlands
- (3.70 km) The Lakehouse, Cameron Highlands
- (3.67 km) Cameron Highlands Resort
- Restaurants near Cameron Bharat Tea Estate:
- (0.02 km) Cameron Valley Tea House 2
- (0.05 km) Cameron Valley Tea House
- (1.88 km) Singh Chapati Urban Restaurant
- (1.62 km) Yong Teng Cafe
- (1.70 km) Pizzarella