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Through the Cameron Highlands

Cameron Highlands, Malaysia


Today I made a guided tour to the Gunung Brinchang, the Mossy Forrest and the BOH tea factory.

Normally I avoid to use packaged tours, because they are focussed on general tourist points. I was really thrilled from this tour (made by Cameron Secrets, http://www.cameronsecrets.com/).

The way went through the tea plantages of the Cameron Highlands:

The tea trees here are very short (shorter than the original plant): They have grown accordingly by the farmers for better reaping the tea.

The first stop was at the Gunung Brinchang, the highest mountain in the Cameron Highlands (2.032 m). Unfortunately it is currently very cloudy here and so we haven't seen anything (except fog everywhere).

Near this point we entered the Mossy Forrest, a rainforest totally based on a bed of moss. The moss is the place for the roots of the plants as well as a reservoir for the water.

My conclusion after two days staying here: The Cameron Highlands are one more absolute amazing place in Malaysia.


permalink written by  Voyager on February 6, 2009 from Cameron Highlands, Malaysia
from the travel blog: Asia 2008 / 2009
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