Cameron Highlands

Brinchang, in the heart of Malaysia's Cameron Highlands, is known for its mild climate and surrounding tea plantations. It serves as an ideal base for exploring this cool mountain region. Key attractions include the Mossy Forest on Gunung Brinchang and the Buddhist Sam Poh Temple. Famous tea plantations, such as the Boh Tea Plantation, are easily accessible from here, offering tours and tastings. On weekends, the Pasar Malam Brinchang Night Market enlivens the town with local specialties; a visit outside of school holidays is recommended.

Kea Farm is a popular agricultural area known for its market offering fresh strawberries, vegetables, and flowers directly from the farms.

As one of the oldest settlements in the Cameron Highlands, Ringlet offers a glimpse into local life away from the main tourist trails, surrounded by fruit and vegetable farms.

Tanah Rata is the main centre of the Cameron Highlands in Malaysia and an ideal base for exploring the cool highland region. The town itself provides a relaxed atmosphere with restaurants, accommodation, and shops for travellers. The surrounding area is renowned for its vast tea plantations, particularly the impressive BOH Tea Plantation, offering insights into tea culture. From here, numerous trails lead through lush forests like the Mossy Forest or to the picturesque Parit Falls. The region was developed for tea cultivation during the British colonial era, shaping its unique landscape to this day. To avoid crowds, visit outside Malaysian school holidays and early morning for the tea plantations.

Welcome to **Gaya Island**, the largest island in Tunku Abdul Rahman Park, just a stone's throw from Kota Kinabalu. Here you'll discover a breathtaking mix of untouched rainforest, powder-white sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters, inviting you to snorkel and dive. Immerse yourself in a world of natural beauty and marine wonders, where adventure and relaxation go hand in hand.