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Boh's Tea Centre
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#4 of 16 Tours & Activities in Cameron Highlands
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Tuesday
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Wednesday
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Thursday
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Friday
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Saturday
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Sunday
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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The Sungei Palas Tea Centre is a must visit attraction in Cameron Highlands. The home of BOH Plantations, Malaysia largest tea producer, the Sungei Palas Tea Centre is renowned for its mesmerising tea gardens and panoramic views from the tea centre. The Sungei Palas Tea Centre's iconic 20-foot overhanging balcony that doubles as viewing deck is a sight to behold as you enjoy a cup of tea and scones in our J.A.'s Balcony cafe'. The visitor centre was recently expanded with the Tristan's Terrence cafe', offering a gorgeous panoramic view that enhances the unique hospitality experience and tea-drinking pleasure. NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS: Only fully vaccinated visitors will be allowed to enter the tea centre. Physical distancing measures will also be implemented in accordance with the Malaysian government. For further information please log onto our website www.bohtea.com and we hope to serve you soon.
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Rox
London, UK70 contributions
Good tea with great view
Apr 2023 • Friends
Beautiful view with good flavour of tea, we even bought lots of BOH tea as a souvenirs. Glad they provide their workers a housing, hospital and for their child school
Written 22 April 2023
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TubbyTubs
Asia414 contributions
The road to the plantation was HORRIBLE!
Apr 2023 • Couples
The road was VERY tight and in some spots, there were no safety barriers to protect you from falling off the steep cliff if one cannot drive in a very tight and narrow conditions. Even worse if it rains. And the traffic is heavy, going in and leaving the estate.
NOT recommended
Written 18 April 2023
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Teresa
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Lovely views over the plantation
Mar 2023 • Couples
The factory was closed but the small theatre and board explanations were very interesting.

During our visit, there were free tea samples and we tried it all.

The café is now bigger than I last visited a few years ago. There is a new section so there are more sittings. I can imagine holidays would be very crowded. It was not busy during our visit.

We had some nice cups of tea and bought various tea leaves.

The toilets were clean.

All the staff were very lovely.
Written 14 April 2023
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notacouchpotato
London, England505 contributions
Never mind the Tea Centre, relish the views
Mar 2023
I'm using this section to write about my experience of the Highlands in general. Why has Tripadvisor cut down on its lists of places related to reviews of hotels etc. We went up to the Highlands from our hotel in a Land rover - very necessary as the roads are narrow and very bumpy. The scenery is fantastic and it is so good to be in a cooler climate after KL et al. We saw the tea plantation and, indeed, the condition of workers is not good and incredibly hard work. My partner tried to lift one of the filled bags and couldn't get it off the ground, yet these guys handle many bags daily. We went up to the Mossy Forest where there are more views over the Highlands and a boardwalk with a great deal of flowers and plants. We visited the Tea Centre more for the view than anything else and yes, it's not worth 4* - probably 3. The Highlands are well worth the visit,
Written 29 March 2023
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SeanM4200sm
15 contributions
Nice scenery if you ignore the unfortunate tea pickers
Oct 2022 • Friends
Nice scenery and views of the tea fields, but poor working conditions for some workers (pickers) makes it feel like we're on the site of a modern slavery enterprise. The companies foundation is rooted in British colonialism and elements of inequality still prevail. We were told the pickers work 8 hours a day 6 days a week. We saw some of the free accomodation provided for the workers which is very very basic and hasn't changed in 20+ years. Paying the workers enough to be able to afford their own housing would be a far more socially responsible and ethical approach for such companies which turn over millions each year.

Tea isn't bad though I'll give them that.
Written 27 October 2022
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Simply1005
Singapore, Singapore755 contributions
Hydrangea
Oct 2022
Long uphill walk to the tea centre from the car park. Not recommended for elderlies.

Lovely Hydrangea at the car park entrance.

Toilet at the car park entrance was very smelly. No toilet paper too.
Written 21 October 2022
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JCFernandez
Hamburg73 contributions
No charm, no fun, lots of people
Sep 2022
Mass-tourism, batch-brewed tea, long queues canteen and gift-shop culture. Don' t go here. Not worth it. Rather stop at the top of the valley, enjoy the views and turn around.
Written 29 September 2022
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MATYL
Aalst, Belgium139 contributions
a must do and a lot of tourist
Aug 2022
it is a great place to visit but you are not alone. there are a lot of tourists! if you want to drik a tea and have some cake then you have to queue for at least 30 to 40 min, certainly in the weekends. The views are beautifull and you can buy al the tea you want!
Written 14 September 2022
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Spyer2015
Singapore River, Singapore63 contributions
Perfect Tea Time
Aug 2022 • Family
This place cannot be missed if you are in Cameron highlands.
Only bad side is driving up there on our own as the route was dangerous and narrow.
Surprisingly it was a two way road.
The cafe was perfect and their food and drinks was all of good quality. Don’t forget to get their scones set.
The scenery was too good for a evening tea.
Written 25 August 2022
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Libby S
Auckland, New Zealand23 contributions
Tea plantation itself is pretty
Jul 2022 • Solo
It’s a big drive up winding roads to get there but the views of the plantation didn’t disappoint. While you can technically walk down to the plantation you can’t walk amid the rows of plants. The café is hectic and dirty and the bathrooms are even worse. Bring your own toilet paper, hand sanitizer and be prepared to squat over a hole in the ground.
Written 28 July 2022
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