1. Boh Tea Plantation
You heard of Boh Tea right? You might have drank it as well. Now, how about a visit to the plantation? The tea company was founded in 1929 and covers 3 plantations. The path that guide you through the plantation is amazing, just like what you will see below.
2. Farms
As many of us are city dwellers, we might not see as many farms around us anymore. That’s a reason why you have to see them at Cameron Highlands!
The cool temperature allows many types of fruits and vegetables to harvested. When you head a trip to Tringkap or Kuala Terla, you will see large vegetable farms which grow our common vegetables like cabbage, cauliflower, spinach.
3. Markets
If you would like to shop, then don’t worry. You have markets at Cameron Highlands too. There are two types of markets there – Pasar Pagi (Morning Market), and Pasar Malam (Night Market).
You can find anything there at the markets, from fruits, to handicrafts, to gifts.
If you want to go beyond the beach, there are also a number of interesting tour programs and activities which includes:
- Desaru Fruit Farm- A well organized, 100 acres farm, can get you educated on the subjects as tropical fruits, local herbs, wild bee’s honey or Bio Agroculture – all in entertaining and friendly manner.
- Desaru Ostrich Farm- Established in 2001, this showfarm breeds around 300 of these big, strong animals. A group of experienced personnel will guide you around. For more adventurous visitors a ride on trained bird’s back is available. The local shop sells many ostrich-derivative products and their restaurant can treat you with ostrich satay, burger or their egg’s omelette.
- Fireflies Watching: For a fresh seafood (including lobster), BBQ or western cuisine, go to the floating Restoran Terapung Bujang, a boat next to mangrove wood. You can also entertain yourself with a river cruise, fire flies watching, fishing or karaoke.
- Tanjung Balau Museum (Fishermen Village)- The small fishing village is worth visiting, not only for the fresh and tasty seafood, but also in order to get a glimpse of the slow-paced life led by this community. A stroll along the streets of a fishing village can prove quite enriching, especially if you have never had a close look at a fisherman’s home. You can also pay a visit to the local artist and his small gallery, showing modern paintings and installations inspiried by the local nature and lifestyle.
The Orchid Farm
The World of Phalaenopsis Orchid Farm is located at Genting, but unknown to many people. The orchid farm consist a range of genus such as Vanda, Dendrobium and Cattelya. In all, you can find more than 400 different species of orchids which come in various sizes, shapes and colours!
Gotong Jaya
Gohtong Jaya is a town that is below the Genting Highland Peak. It is a favourite place for many tourists, because of its wide range of eateries. If you want to taste all kinds of Malaysian cuisine, this is the place you must be at!
Theme Park
This is the place where everyone in the family will love to be at. The theme park is known for its indoor and outdoor rides. Filled with different rides for all ages, you can spend your entire day there!
Another attraction that you must not miss at Legoland, is the Miniland! It is land made up of lego pieces that mimic different parts of Malaysia and Singapore. You get to see some of the famous landmarks in detailed miniature. Be there to spot the Petronas Towers, the Merlion Statue, and even the Taj Mahal!
The Legoland receives hundreds of tourists everyday, and if you want to ensure that you can get the maximum fun out of it, please purchase your tickets early, and stay near the theme park for convenience. Even better, stay at the Lego-themed hotel, The Legoland Hotel!
A festival filled with fun, food and games called “Pesta Air Papan” celebrated every 1st May each year always draw a huge visitors to the beach.
Kueh-Mueh (Malay cakes) or the local kuih are abundance in Mersing…Don’t forget to try them, they are not just cheap but also delicious!
Mersing is also usually serves as a jetty stop before reaching some islands such as Pulau Tioman or Pulau Aur. The best thing to do here is shopping as you will be paying at a higher prices in the islands. If you are also good with bargaining, you may get some nice souvenirs at very low costs. There are many shops around jetty area. You can buy shirts, souvenirs and necessary supplies for your island trip.
Visit the Mersing Marine Park Centre if you wish to go to the various marine parks off Mersing coastline. Since Mersing is the hoping off point to the islands in the Seribuat Archipelago, the Centre is a good place to start if you want to find out more about Johor’s islands before visiting them. Located in the middle of Mersing town, the Centre acts as the administrative, management and information center for the 13 islands off the north-east coast of the State of Johor.
1. Petronas Twin Towers
Dominating the city skyline, the Petronas Twin Towers stand as an architectural marvel and an iconic symbol of Kuala Lumpur. Visitors can marvel at the breathtaking views from the observation deck on the 86th floor and explore the Suria KLCC shopping mall located at its base.
2. Batu Caves
Just a short drive from the city center, Batu Caves is a Hindu shrine nestled within limestone caves, attracting both worshippers and tourists alike. Ascend the 272 colorful steps to reach the cavernous temple cave adorned with intricate statues and shrines, while also enjoying the stunning views of the surrounding area.
3. Bukit Bintang
Known as the heart of Kuala Lumpur’s shopping and entertainment scene, Bukit Bintang is a bustling district filled with upscale malls, trendy boutiques, and lively street markets. Visitors can indulge in a shopping spree, savor delicious local cuisine at the countless eateries, or experience the vibrant nightlife of the city.
