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Cameron Highlands One Day Tour (Group)

Aside being the largest tea exporter in Malaysia, it also has abundance of vegetables that it supplies to other parts of Malaysia. The Cameron Highland Tour offers is an escape route for city dwellers and tourists who are at peace with nature. The view of the scenery is breathtaking while taking in the fresh and undiluted highland air.

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The Cameron Highland Tour affords you a chance to feel what a Tea Plantation feels like. You can also pick strawberries, and roam around the honey bee farm. While on the Cameron Highland Tour, you can take your time to appreciate nature. We are sure the beautiful vegetables farms will also appeal to you. Take a jungle walk if you want, you are sure going to have the best time while on the Cameron Highland Tour.

It’s just a short trip from Kuala Lumpur, a trip that offers you one of the best nature scenery in Malaysia. You can relax your mind, meditate and take in the feel of your environment while at the highest point of the Cameron Highland. If you are wondering why people love the Cameron Highland Tour, it’s the cool climatic condition on the Cameron Highland.

It’s a 443 square kilometer area and everyone loves to be a part of the experience. Which is why the Cameron Highland Tour can have as much as 14 stops in order to provide visitors a feel of everything Cameron Highland has to offer. On weekends, you can join the Cameron Highland Tour by 5am and 7am during weekdays. The Cameron Highland is best visited when the sun is coming up.

We provide a driver and a tour guide who will carry you around the Cameron Highland must visit places. Being a full day tour, you’ll have a lunch package. Book your place early enough as there are limited seats on the Cameron Highland Tour.

Highlights:

• Rose Garden -Self Picking (Visit Stop)
• Strawberry Farm- (Visit Stop)
• BOH tea Plantation – (Visit Stop)
• Butterfly Park – (Visit Stop)
• Lata Iskandar Water Falls – (Photo stop)
• Bharat Tea Farm – (Visit Stop)
• BOH Tea Factory (Visit Stop) (closed on Monday)
• Aborigines Village (Visit Stop) – Blow Pipes Demo
• Vegetable Farm (Visit Stop)
• Vegetable Market (Visit Stop)
• Cactus Garden (Visit Stop)

Fee includes:

• Shared tour & transfers
• Fully Air-Conditioned Vehicle
• Professional driver cum guide service
• Bharat Tea Plantation
• BOH Tea Factory visit (closed every Monday)
• Local fruit plantation and industry
• Fruit & Vege Market
• Local Lunch with Soft Drinks
• Pick Up & Drop from KL City Centre Hotels only

Fee Excludes:

• Travel insurance
• Personal expenses

For travellers who stay out of KL City Centre Hotels, kindly take a cab and come to Double Tree by Hilton Hotel and wait near the Dome Cafe.

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Visiting cameron highlands.

Cameron Highlands which is a short trip away from Kuala Lumpur offers one of the best nature scenery in Malaysia. The plantation fields and hills can be clearly seen from atop the farm making it the perfect place to relax.

The cool climate is one of the biggest reason why people want to visit the place. They come in groups with their cool weather gear to enjoy the 10oC to 25oC climate of the plantation. It is also the perfect place for growing crops.

Tea was first planted in the area back in 1929 four years after the site was first developed. BOH (Best of Highland) tea and Cameron Valley brand are the most famous tea brands that come out of the area.

Fresh fruits, flowers, and vegetables are also produced in the plantation since it has an ideal environment provided by sitting 1524 meters above sea level.

Visitors love to explore the more than 443 square kilometer area. Tour packages can cover many of the 14 stops inside the highlands.

Scheduling a full day trip inside Cameron Highlands will really give you a complete experience with nature.

Our Cameron Highlands Package

Our tours to Cameron Highlands starts as early as 5 am on weekends and holidays and our weekday tours start at 7 am. This is to ensure that you get the full experience especially since nature spots like Cameron Highlands is best visited when the sun is coming up.

This tour will have its own driver and guide to take you and your group around the different plantations. It comes with a lunch and snack package since you’ll be touring the place all day. There is also a time where you get to pick strawberries from their farm.

The tour has limited number of seats which means you must book early to get your slots on your preferred time for the tour. There are rates for different sized groups (2-3, 4-5, 6-7, and >=8) with the biggest group, group of 8 and above, having the most affordable rate at RM220 per person. Kids aged 3-11 years old have a discounted price of RM200 when they join the tour.

Highlighted Places to Visit

A visit to the tea farm is set where people can see the whole operations of the farm. They will get to see a documentary about the tea farm and the varieties grown here. You can also see the tea processing area to learn more about the production and maybe even buy their tea products before you leave.

Rose Garden

The rose garden contains that different varieties of rose they grow inside the farm. There are additional door charges, but it would be really nice especially if you’re a flower enthusiast or you want to give a rose to your loved one.

Strawberry Farm

This is the place where you can pick strawberries to keep as a souvenir of your visit to the area. You pick the strawberries and you’re going to weigh them for pricing. These healthy strawberries are very tasty to help you.

BOH Tea Plantation

Aside from the tea you can drink inside the BOH Tea Plantation, you are also treated with a great view since it’s located at higher elevation. There is a hiking trail to the plantation for people to use whenever they want to do some light exercise.

Butterfly Park

There are various species of butterflies inside the park. Enjoy their company as they rest on your hands and shoulders. You can also see other plant and animal species as well.

Lata Iskandar Water Falls

The Lata Iskandar water falls is a natural water formation inside Cameron Highlands. Visitors can see its beauty as a part of the tour. People can get their pictures taken and bring it home for memories once the tour is done.

Bharat Tea Farm

The Bharat Tea Farm is the next tea plantation developed inside Cameron Highlands. The products from this farm is called the Cameron Valley brand. Tourists love taking pictures here because the lush hills serve as a nice backdrop.

BOH Tea Factory

Our tour passes through the BOH Tea Factory where we take our clients through tea processing. Tourists can also have tea beaks as a refresher before proceeding to the next part of the tour.

Handmade Basket Factory

Clients can also request a visit to the handmade basket factory inside Cameron Highlands. This is a source of income for the natives in the area. They’ve been taught basket-making for their livelihood.

Aborigines Village

This is a favorite stop among visitors because they get to see a blow pipes demonstration from the aborigines living in the area. They get to experience their culture as well making it a wonderful experience.

Vegetable Farm

Freshly-grown vegetables like carrots, chilis, cabbage, broccoli, green beans, tomatoes, brinjal, and cauliflowers are sold in this area. There you can see the daily operations at the farm level for the produce from Cameron Highlands.

Vegetable Market

Inside the vegetable market, you get to see the fresh produce grown from the Cameron Highlands farms. This visit allows you to purchase vegetables to bring home.

Honey Bee Farm

Also, a part of the itinerary, the honey bee farm is full of bee hives that produce different kinds of products. The most popularly bought products are the honey bee soap and virgin honey fresh from the honey-producing hives.

Cactus Garden

Different cactus varieties can be seen on this stop. They get see large and small varieties of cactus grown here because the highlands provide an excellent environment for them to grow.

Book the Best Cameron Highlands Tour Package NOW

Our tour to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur offers some of the best rates in town with a full list of stops for photos and visits in the area. You can secure lower rates when you book in advance for the tour. We will also get you the best tour guide as well.

You will get a flexible scheme in terms of payment and pick-up point, so you can get the most convenient option for you. Just bring your camera and some cash for purchases during the tour and we’ll handle everything for you. No worries! Book our tour today!

You may also like these places:

• Taman Negara National Park
• Kuala Gandah Elephant Sanctuary
• Kuala Selangor Fireflies Tour
• Historical Malacca

Payment Method – Option 1

• For minimum deposits, click on the “Pay Deposit” button.

Payment Method – Option 2

• For customers planning to pay the entire amount, click on the “Full Amount” button.

How Do I Get Confirmation?

• After you’ve complete the online payment process, a confirmation notice will be sent to you via email.
• You may just save it in your phone for your own reference and dont have to print it.

Pick Up Area for Tours

• Pick up points for hotels, homestays and service residences in the Kuala Lumpur City Centre Hotels only
• For pick up outside of these areas, will subject to surcharge based on the distance

Where Can I Wait? How Will My Driver Recognize Me?

• You can wait at your respective hotel’s lobby 5 minutes prior to the start of the tour. Our driver will look for you at the lobby. If you cannot find the driver, please call us at 0060129287034 or 0060132084862 and we will provide assistance. Generally the waiting time is around 20 minutes and if it takes longer than that without any consent, it will be classified as a “No Show”.

What To Bring

• Cameras and some cash to buy souvineers

82 reviews for Cameron Highlands One Day Tour (Group)

Cherelle Meijer – 2016-02-26 :

Traveled solo. Been to Malaysia for three to 4 times already, but it’s my first to book a tour package. Since I was traveling on a limited time, I need to choose one package only and I did not regret that I chose this. The farms are amazing and so productive. I also got friendly discount from mytourlane for traveling alone.

Aswad Nuhayd – 2016-06-30 :

Amazing nature! Remind your travel Lane driver to drop you off in Strawberry farm so you can pick your own strawberries.

Erno Juva – 2016-07-04 :

Our car has a wifi inside! We did not expect it. My friends and I will make sure to check out your other tours, soon.

Aisyah Engku – 2017-08-12 :

I took home a lot of strawberries when I got to Cameron Highlands. My family enjoyed the fresh strawberries when I got home as well.

James Timothy – 2017-11-18 :

As a tea enthusiast, the tea I had in their tea farm really tasted good. The highlands really made that tea taste great. It was even nice that I got to learn how to make tea for myself as well. Maybe I’d grow some at home. Great experience!

Patrick – 2018-01-16 :

You can find Tea, honey, handmade baskets, and beautiful gardens of all sorts of plants. Our group truly enjoyed that tour.

Sarah Lee – 2018-01-22 :

Brought home a ton of natural and organic produce from Cameron Highlands. I would love to have a regular supply of their products all-year round! Thanks for taking me there MyTravellane.

May Myat Mon – 2018-07-25 :

The tour was fun, tho we felt dizzy on the way to cameron highlands and way back since the way got lots of turns. The driver Sara is friendly and funny we had a great time. The lunch was also perfect. Thanks.

Ahmed – 2018-07-25 :

We had a great trip and the guide sara was a good man and really helpful, My Travel Lane is amazing app I think I will use a lot on my next trips We had happy moments in tea and strawberry plantations Completely different experience

Yu Lan – 2018-07-25 :

This tour showed us what Cameron Highlands truly is, we enjoyed the day with Ivy Tour, which gave us a detailed understanding about Malaysia in different aspects, including Butterfly garden, Water Fall and Aboriginal Village.

Jeane Jamaica – 2018-07-30 :

Nature tour ; we enjoyed the tour

Deepak – 2018-07-30 :

It’s a Superb and astonishing place, must go when you are in Malaysia. The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place

Shielan Lederesa – 2018-07-30 :

Very nice tour

Sheila Amy – 2018-07-30 :

Super worth it! ! Full day trip, although the weather is not very good, but overall it is a great experience!

Nancy Joyce – 2018-07-31 :

The tour was fun, tho we felt dizzy on the way to cameron highlands and way back since the way got lots of turns. but very nice

Bianca Mae – 2018-07-31 :

Tq for yr service,

Abdoulaye Diallo – 2018-08-01 :

This is the best part of our trip to Malaysia. The spacious and comfortable vehicle arrived on time, and the driver/guide was very efficient and friendly. Since we were only 4 in the car, the guide was pretty flexible on how we go about the itinerary. The tea plantation is just breathtaking, go book this tour with My Tour Lane

Cheikhou Kouyaté – 2018-08-01 :

Although it is a long journey away, the tour guide is very friendly. When you look down at the tea plantation, you will feel that you are not white.

Bragi Martha – 2018-08-02 :

Thanks a lot gor the beautifull day.friendly guide and driver! the guide was a non-smoker too!

Linda Oskar Kristrun – 2018-08-02 :

It’s a Superb and astonishing place, must go when you are in Malaysia. The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place.

Linges – 2018-08-06 :

Although it is a long journey away, the tour guide is very friendly. When you look down at the tea plantation,

Muse Owen – 2018-08-06 :

Very happy ~ to five stars are not enough to express our cordial thanks to My Tourlane and the beauty of Cameron

Harini – 2018-08-07 :

It’s a Superb and astonishing place, must go when you are in Malaysia.

Sancho El Salvador – 2018-08-07 :

The tour was great, highly recommended.The spacious and comfortable vehicle arrived on time, and the driver/guide was very efficient and friendly.

Diego – 2018-08-08 :

Thanks a lot got the beautiful day. The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place.

Parker – 2018-08-08 :

The tour was fun, The spacious and comfortable vehicle arrived on time, Thanks

Dawson – 2018-08-09 :

decent view, friendly guide and driver! the guide was a non-smoker too!

Preston – 2018-08-09 :

The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place.The lunch was also perfect. Thanks.

Hungary – 2018-08-10 :

It’s a Superb and astonishing place,The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place.

Latvia – 2018-08-10 :

we enjoyed our trip to Cameron Highland. Thumb up !!!

John F Kennedy – 2018-08-13 :

slightly expensive but worth a try! decent view, friendly guide and driver!

Gerald Ford – 2018-08-13 :

The tour was fun. We enjoyed our trip to Cameron Highland

Lazar Marković – 2018-08-14 :

Nice view and scenery. We really like the weather.

Connor Randall – 2018-08-14 :

It was an okay trip. . The weather is great. Also, the Tea Garden is worth going to.

Aleš Matějů – 2018-08-15 :

Thanks a lot gor the beautifull day.must go when you are in Malaysia. The Tea Gardens is just Awesome place

Jordan Maguire-Drew – 2018-08-15 :

The tour was fun, tho we felt dizzy on the way to cameron highlands and way back since the way got lots of turns.The lunch was also perfect. Thanks.

Marc Antony – 2018-08-17 :

The driver was informative and knowledgeable. Highly recommended. Thank you.

Jackson Mindland – 2018-08-17 :

We had a wonderful experience!! Really loved every moment

Honey Locust – 2018-08-20 :

Great tour package for a low price. Friendly and helpful staff!

Fushia – 2018-08-20 :

We really enjoy the city tour. It was fun and comfortable..the driver is patient and knowledgeable..hope to be back soon..thank you

Rafael Rinelle – 2018-08-21 :

It was a good journey. So happy. We’ll book here in the next trip!

James Broshan – 2018-08-21 :

Value for money experience.. It was a fun blast experience tour.

Pjumcote – 2018-08-27 :

I enjoyed the tour.Lots of places to visit. Happy tourist!

Pomela – 2018-08-27 :

So much fun. A half day tour in KL are so convenient.

Nana Pathen Ji – 2018-09-04 :

Thanks . So convenient . This tour was worth our money

Joshua Joseph – 2018-09-04 :

Awesome experience! Highly recommend!

John – 2018-09-28 :

It was a fantastic experience for me and my groups. I meet different people from other countries and made friends with them through this trip.

Ganavi – 2018-09-28 :

GREAT & PERFECT! LOVELY SERVICE! TWO THUMBS UP!

Joyce – 2018-09-28 :

Great tour service. And cheap too.

Karina Victory – 2018-09-28 :

Value for money activities, especially the driver cum tour guide is very careful and professional,

Art Fil – 2018-10-01 :

Booked for my friends. Thanks for hassle free booking!

Amelia – 2018-10-01 :

This was a nice tour, on time activities and good driver cum guide.

Eva Marie – 2018-10-02 :

I had a great time. it was a hassle free experience. you get to ride on a bus with different kinds of people.

Marjorie – 2018-10-02 :

Had a great time during the tour. We visited all the places written in the itinerary. The driver cum tour guide and driver were very polite

Joshua Jeremiah – 2018-10-03 :

Thank for your support our trouble. The driver cum Tour guide was so nice. We enjoyed our trip so exited.!!!

Aileen – 2018-10-03 :

Great friendly, knowledgeable and informative tour guide. Thanks

Chun Ho – 2018-10-05 :

Amazing scene, suitable for a family trip.

Kwan Yee – 2018-10-05 :

Great experienced!!! Definitely travel again

krishna kousiki – 2018-10-08 :

Great value for a half day trip. The driver is on time and attentive. We went to the places that are top visited. Until next time!

hernando – 2018-10-08 :

Good for first timers to explore and get a hold of the general directions in the city.

Jelson – 2018-10-10 :

Great tour, but rushed at times. Prompt pick up and good driver cum guide

TAT NANG – 2018-10-10 :

the arrangement of pickup at Hotel is not very clear and confusing,

Darnel – 2018-10-12 :

Very efficient! We were fetched by the driver on time. The tour was great.

emerson – 2018-10-12 :

Good time for tour…. They pick up on time at our hotel by Van , but we have to wait for around 30 minutes at meeting point waiting for others.

Krisela – 2018-11-22 :

Really nice persons who received and is the best traveller’s app.

Kishore – 2018-11-22 :

it was fun and comfortable… the driver cum guide is really easy to talk to…

Fanny – 2018-11-22 :

Really nice experience first time visitors should use only this app. for both money savings and safety really good

Sonali Manoj – 2018-12-04 :

The tour was exciting and very exciting having able to visit the different places in the tour.

Jemson – 2018-12-04 :

The tour guide is very funny and helpful. me and my cousins enjoyed the tour!

Achyar Maulana – 2018-12-05 :

Good value of money. we purchased after comparing the price

Asmida – 2018-12-05 :

The guide and driver is very kind and patient to explain the origin of each attraction, let us know more about the tour

Anne Karoline – 2018-12-06 :

Good food, informative, you should try it. Don’t forget to put on sunscreen and bring hat or umbrella if you can,

seh yee – 2018-12-12 :

The entire tour has been remarkable because of the driver cum guide! He knows how to have fun!

EdgarJay – 2018-12-12 :

Super recommended for travellers. Thank you so much

ROBERTA – 2019-08-15 :

Amazing experience, loved the place, beautiful locations, must visit

Mary Justice – 2019-08-15 :

Great explanation of the history of the places,tour was well structured and comfortable to follow

Meutia Azzura – 2019-08-19 :

The tour was really worth your money!

Jucille – 2019-08-19 :

The driver cum guide is so nice and helpful. It’s really worth the trip since weather so hot

Ajaykumar thakorbhai – 2019-08-21 :

The tour was not enough to enjoy and explore it. but despite the limited time, Our driver cum guide was very friendly and interactive.

Sheena Therese – 2019-08-21 :

Fantastic Value and a great introduction to Malaysia

NINA CARLA – 2019-08-29 :

We had an amazing experience with driver , he is very kind and attentive, he knew the answer to all our questions, it’s a very recommendable tour. 10/10 service

.Joshua – 2019-08-29 :

Great day out – our driver was wonderful. Not a fan of going to the outlets for shopping, stick to the sites.

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EXACTLY How To Get From Kuala Lumpur To Cameron Highlands✅[2024]

Cameron Highlands is filled with magical waterfalls, picturesque views, temples and strawberry farms. Not only is it home to the most popular tea plantations in the country, but it’s also one of the most well-known destinations for a weekend getaway or a vacation.

Of course, before you can enjoy this area, you need to get transport to Cameron Highland from KL. Thankfully, it is quite easy and you’ll have no problems (after reading this article) working out how to get to Cameron Highlands from KL whether you need to travel from KL Sentral to Cameron Highlands or from Kuala Lumpur Airport to Cameron Highlands.

Below, I describe exactly how to go to Cameron Highlands from KL including the Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands bus, how you can partly take a Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands train. I also cover how to take a taxi from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands and how to drive from KL to Cameron Highlands.

I also share Cameron Highlands tour from Kuala Lumpur options and the reverse journey from Cameron Highlands to Kuala Lumpur.

By the end of this article, you’ll know all the transport to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur options so you can make the best choice for your situation.

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Map: From KL To Cameron Highlands

The following Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands map will show you how you can travel to and from these places.

The Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands distance is approximately 210 km. This takes about 3.5 hours to drive depending on traffic – which can be a lot on weekends and busy periods.

BEST OPTION: How To Get From Kuala Lumpur To Cameron Highlands

Taking a private taxi is the easiest and quickest way to get between Kuala Lumpur and Cameron Highlands. It’s also convenient to travel by car because it will be easy to drive around the attractions once you get there.

For a cheaper alternative, take the bus.

Here’s a summary of your options:

Option 1: Bus From Kuala Lumpur To Cameron Highlands

The most economical way is to take a bus from KL to Cameron Highlands.

If you want to travel from KL to Cameron Highlands by bus, there are several bus lines available. These all depart from the TBS Bus Station (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan) in Kuala Lumpur. Current departure times vary from 10am to 5pm.

Click here to see the latest schedule.

A one-way bus ticket to Cameron Highland from KL costs around RM38. During weekends and holidays, these buses can be extra popular, so it’s especially important that you secure a booking in advance.

However, at any time, I recommend you book in advance to save worrying that you won’t get a seat on your preferred departure.

If you’re a budget-traveller wanting to cut costs then this is the best choice. But note that the entire journey will take around 4.75 hours with multiple bus stops along the way. If you’re in a hurry to get to your destination, taking a taxi or driving a private car is a much better option.

To get the bus, you’ll need to first get to TBS (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan). If you are travelling from KL Sentral, this is quite easy to get to as you can take the KTM Komuter train between the two places. This only takes about 20 minutes.

If you are staying near public transport in KL, it’s usually easy to get to KL Sentral and then you can take this train to the KL to Cameron Highlands bus.

It’s also possible to take a Grab taxi to TBS which is even easier, but will cost more.

If you’re flying to Kuala Lumpur and wondering if there’s a direct bus from KL airport to Cameron Highlands, there isn’t. You still have to take the KLIA Transit Train that will take you to Bandar Tasik Selatan Station, located right next to TBS Bus Station.

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Option 2: KL To Cameron Highlands By Train

If you’re not in a hurry and love to travel by train then you can take a train from KL to Cameron Highlands. Well, at least, you can part way. Hop on a train from Kuala Lumpur to Kampar (KL Sentral – Ipoh Butterworth – Padang Besar.)

From Kuala Lumpur by train, this will take 2 hours and will cost around RM29.

You can check here to see the prices for your dates

Once you arrive in Kampar, ride a taxi or Grab that will take you to Cameron Highlands District. From Kampar to Cameron Highlands, this will take another hour or so and it will cost RM200.

Another alternative is to take the train to Ipoh then take a local taxi that will take you to Ipoh Bus Terminal. From there, take a bus that travels directly to Cameron Highlands.

Click here to see timetables and buy your bus ticket from Ipoh to Cameron Highlands.

This option really is only for people who love trains as it will take you longer and cost you more. The bus is much easier or a private taxi, even easier.

Option 3: KL To Cameron Highlands By Car

If you want to travel from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands by car, the quickest route is the Tapah toll exit 132 from the North-South Expressway. It’s windier taking this route and takes about 3.5 hours of driving time.

If you prefer a straighter road, the new route to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur is via the Simpang Pulai road. This road is less windy and takes approximately 4 hours of travel time. You take this turn off from the same expressway just before Ipoh.

Driving your own car (whether you own it or hire it here ) is an excellent option because most of Cameron Highlands attractions are spread out. Ideally, I recommend that you rent a private vehicle if you don’t have one.

Click here to read more about driving in Malaysia.

Option 4: Kuala Lumpur To Cameron Highlands Taxi

The absolute easiest and quickest way is to take a taxi to Cameron Highland from Kuala Lumpur. If you’re coming from the airport, you can even take the taxi from Kuala Lumpur airport to Cameron Highlands.

KL to Cameron Highlands by taxi will take approximately 3.5 hours of travel time, and you can find out the latest cost here . It will be around RM550 for up to four passengers or you can pay for a bigger vehicle for up to seven.

Taking the taxi is a great option. Not only will you be picked up at your hotel in KL (or airport or anywhere else you want), but you’ll be dropped off directly at the door to your hotel in Cameron Highlands.

There’s no navigating public transport with all your luggage, not quite sure what’s happening. You’ll arrive at your hotel in Cameron Highlands refreshed and ready to go instead of sweaty and sick of dealing with your luggage.

You also won’t have the deal with the windy roads in Cameron Highlands and will have a safe and reliable professional to take you there.

We can book your a taxi with a trustworthy local operator here.

Option 5: Kuala Lumpur To Cameron Highlands Tour

Another way you can have a more hassle-free trip is to book a Cameron Highlands tour from Kuala Lumpur. Going on a Cameron Highlands day trip from KL is one of the best ways you can explore Cameron Highlands if you don’t have much time.

This way you don’t have to worry about transport, a hotel and your itinerary because your tour operator will take care of it.

A KL to Cameron Highlands tour package will let you explore the stunning hilltop region’s expansive tea plantations, waterfalls, farms, gardens, and a lot more. If you go on a one day tour to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur, the travel company will pick up and drop you off in your accommodation.

The main advantage of taking a Cameron Highlands tour from KL is that you’ll be travelling to your destination minus the hassle of riding public transportation or the costs of taking a taxi or a car.

But also keep in mind that taking a package tour to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur isn’t as flexible as creating your own itinerary. You’ll usually travel with other people who booked the same tour, and the itinerary is fixed.

If you want to take a side-trip to a particular location that isn’t in the itinerary, you might be unable to do so. Also, when going on day trips from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands, your time exploring a particular place is pretty limited, and it isn’t ideal if you want more freedom to travel at your own pace.

However, if you only have time for one day to visit the Cameron Highlands, this is the way to go.

Click here to get discounted tickets for a Cameron Highlands tour from KL.

Want the Easiest (and BEST) Way to travel between Kuala Lumpur and Cameron Highlands?

We can book a taxi for you from anywhere in Kuala Lumpur directly to your hotel in Cameron Highlands for a great price.

You can pick your own departure time, relax and know everything will go to plan.

Click here for prices and online booking.

Cameron Highlands To Kuala Lumpur

If you’re wondering how you can get from Cameron Highlands to KL then all you need to do is to take the same transportation options we’ve listed in this article for the reverse journey.

For instance, if you want to bus Cameron Highlands to Kuala Lumpur, simply catch a bus from Tanah Rata Terminal in Cameron Highlands that will take you directly to TBS Bus Station (Terminal Bersepadu Selatan) in Kuala Lumpur. Note that the bus from Cameron Highlands to KL will also take about 4.75 hours depending on the speed, and delays in travel time.

Click here to find the bus schedules and book your Cameron Highlands to Kuala Lumpur ticket now.

Apart from taking the Cameron Highland to KL bus, you can also take a taxi from Cameron Highlands to Kuala Lumpur, or take multiple transportations (bus, and train) from Cameron Highlands to KL Sentral, or from Cameron Highlands to KL airport.

Taking a taxi is still the easiest and quickest way to travel and costs the same for this reverse journey.

You can book a private taxi here.

Final Words

Getting to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur can be tiring. However, the journey is worth it once you get to your destination.

When touring Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur (or vice versa) the best way to travel is via private taxi . It’s by fat the quickest and easiest option and you can be transported door-to-door. To cut costs, a more budget-friendly option is to travel by bus.

Whatever mode of travel you’re planning to take, follow this handy guide and you’ll be on your way to an unforgettable trip!

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How To Get To Cameron Highlands From Kuala Lumpur (Easy Guide)

Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur (KL) can be a tiring journey. Especially if you choose to drive up during a public holiday. Is it worth the trouble?

It is you want to see a different sort of scenery from the rest of Malaysia. And take advantage of the cooler daily temperatures.

Find out how you can go with this handy guide.

Table of Contents:

• Taxi or Private Car Service

1. Self-drive

If you have your own car, you can consider driving up to Cameron Highlands. This is what most locals choose to do.

It’s your car so that means your rules on where and when you go and stop. The only disadvantage is somebody has to drive, and that person will have less energy to enjoy Cameron Highlands.

Some roads in Cameron Highlands require some skilful manoeuvring that should be left to experienced drivers.

The total driving distance will be around 200km to 270km depending on the route or mode of transportation you take to Cameron Highlands.

Estimated traveling time:  3 to 4 hours

There are three different driving routes to choose from:

Route 1: New Road Via Simpang Pulai (Less Windy)

You can take the newer road up to Cameron Highlands. This is the best option available if you have passengers who are prone to car-sickness!

However, this is also arguably the most popular route and hence, can be congested during weekends, public holidays and school holidays.

KL > Simpang Pulai > Cameron Highlands:

• Google map: http://bit.ly/Route1fromKLtoCH
• Duration: about 4 hours

Route 2: Original Road Through Tapah (Windy But Quicker)

Take the North-South Expressway. From there, you may use the Tapah toll exit 132. The Tapah toll exit is the main entry point to Cameron highlands.

KL -> Tapah -> Cameron Highlands:

• Google map: http://bit.ly/Route2-KLtoCH
• Duration: about 3 hours

Lata Iskandar waterfall is on the way up and makes for a beautiful rest stop to stretch the limbs! The immediate surroundings of the waterfall is unfortunately often the victim of litterbugs.

That said, this route is faster than the newer alternative (Simpang Pulai) albeit your passengers will likely feel dizzy.

Route 3: Detour To Genting Highlands (Via Bentong)

It’s possible to visit Genting Highlands with a little detour using this route.

Bentong is worth going if you want to stop by a durian farm during durian season or to buy some excellent ginger.

KL > Genting Highlands (detour) > Bentong > Sg. Koyan > Ringlet > Cameron Highlands:

• Google map: http://bit.ly/Route3-KLtoCH
• Duration: about 4 hours (without Genting Highlands), approx. 5 hours (with Genting Highlands)

2. Taxi Or Private Car Service

This is an expensive option, especially for solo and couples.

But it is also the most convenient way to get straight to Cameron Highlands if you don’t happen to have your own car or a friend you can carpool with.

You might be interested in taking the bus if you don’t want to drive and want to save on transport fares as much as possible.

Because buses are cheap, do book early if you will be travelling in peak season or on a weekend.

Two bus operators, Unititi Express and CS Travel & Tours have daily services from KL to Cameron Highlands. They depart from  Terminal Bersepadu Selatan  daily.

The drop off point will be Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands.

Note: The only bus station in Cameron Highlands is in Tanah Rata, and it is called Terminal Bas Tanah Rata.

• Departure Time: From 8:15am to 5pm at almost hourly intervals
• Destination: Tanah Rata Bus Terminal (Terminal Freesia)
• Duration: 3 hours, 40 minutes to around 5 hours
• Price Range (One-way): Between RM36 to RM38

Book your bus ticket here .

Once you reach Cameron Highlands though, you will have to resort to other modes of transport again. And there’s no localized public bus system in Cameron Highlands.

There is  no direct train  (ETS) from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands. What you can do instead, is to take the train from Kuala Lumpur and get off at Ipoh (Ipoh Railway Station).

We would not suggest taking this method unless you plan to stop in Ipoh for the day, or at least a few hours.

• Duration (Kuala Lumpur to Tapah Rd.): 1 hour 50 minutes
• Duration (Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh): 2.5 to 3 hours
• Price range: RM25-46
• Departure point: KL Sentral
• Bus schedule: 7am+ to 11.30pm (hourly intervals)

Book a train ticket from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh.

If you plan to take the bus from Ipoh to Cameron Highlands after getting to Ipoh from KL by train, be aware that Ipoh Railway Station and AmanJaya Bus Station are not walking distance from each other. You will need a taxi to get to the bus station.

Or you can save yourself the trouble and go for a private tour that combines both Ipoh and Cameron Highlands.

You get a personal local and experienced guide as well as a driver! And control over the itinerary. Other benefits include that you won’t have to drive or deal with toll fees, petrol costs and parking. And there’s no time wasted in waiting for the bus or other passengers.

The tour service we’re recommending here is  RayTheTour . If you’re interested, send them a message on  WhatsApp .

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: what is the driving distance between cameron highlands and kuala lumpur.

A1: About 210km. It takes 3 hours using the old road (via Tapah) or ~4 hours (via Bentong).

Q2: How do I get to Cameron Highlands from klia2 using public transport?

A2: Take the Star Shuttle at the klia2 airport to Puduraya Bus Terminal. Or the Skybus to go to KL Sentral. From there, you can take a bus to Cameron Highlands.

Q3: Where is the closest city to Cameron Highlands?

A3: Cameron Highlands is ~90km from Ipoh. This is a 2-hour drive with no traffic.

Q4: What are the best things to do at Cameron Highlands?

A4: Visit a tea plantation, rose garden, strawberry farm, Sam Poh Temple, Gunung Brinchang, or go jungle-trekking.

See more suggestions for things to do in Cameron Highlands .

Q5: What is the best way to get around Cameron Highlands?

A5: Locals themselves, tend to have their own cars. It is easy enough to find taxis and Grab cars in the bigger townships like Tanah Rata and Brinchang. You might be able to rent a scooter from your hostel too.

For anyone thinking of hitchhiking, this is an uncommon in Malaysia but not impossible.

Malaysians just aren’t very accustomed to this sort of behaviour so you might be waiting a while before you are successful.

Q6: When should you go to Cameron Highlands?

It rains  throughout the year  in Cameron Highlands. If you like colder temperatures, then you can brave the rain and go during  December and February .

Generally, you should  avoid going on weekends, school holidays or any long public holidays . Otherwise, you’ll have to tolerate getting stuck in the jam (especially around Kea Farm Market area) for longer than you’d like.

Want more details? See our separate post on when to visit Cameron Highlands .

Q7: How Many Days Do You Need To Explore Cameron Highlands

While it’s completely possible to see the best of Cameron Highlands (and go back to Ipoh or KL) on the same day:

You’re better off staying at least  2 days  to soak up the beautiful surroundings and to enjoy the cooler climate up there.

And you can make the most of your trip since you don’t have to constantly rush from one attraction to the next too.

See our suggestions for a fool-proof Cameron Highlands itinerary .

The route to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur is very well-travelled. Because Cameron Highlands is a popular day trip or weekend getaway destination with Malaysians living in the city.

And while most Malaysians prefer to drive there themselves, there are some reliable options that you can use if you don’t have your own car.

We highly recommend booking a private tour service if you are travelling with family. RayTheTour is one such service that offers day trips from Ipoh to Cameron Highlands (Pickups are from Ipoh only).

How To Go To Ipoh From Kuala Lumpur

We do have a separate and more detailed post on how you can make your way from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh . You can use the train, bus, or hire a private taxi.

Singapore To Cameron Highlands

This is another well-travelled route. For those starting their journey in Singapore, flights are the most convenient way to get to Ipoh. And from there, it’s only a 2-hour drive up to Cameron Highlands. Read more about how to arrange transport from Singapore to Cameron Highlands .

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Cameron Highlands Day Tour: Everything You Need to Know!

Posted on Last updated: March 25, 2024

Looking for help to plan your perfect Cameron Highlands day tour? You’ve come to the right place!

In this article I have outlined everything you need to know about spending one day in Cameron Highlands. Including the top attractions to visit, how to get there, the best tours and more.

Located high in the Malaysian hills, Cameron Highlands is one of the most popular destinations in Malaysia. It’s famous for its tea plantations, hiking trails and cooler climate.

So what are you waiting for? Let’s dive in, and start planning the perfect Cameron Highlands day tour for you!

• 1 About Cameron Highlands
• 2.1 How to get to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur
• 2.2 How to get to Cameron Highlands from Georgetown
• 2.3 How to get to Cameron Highlands from Ipoh
• 3.1 Enjoy the views over the tea plantations
• 3.2 Have tea at Boh Tea Centre
• 3.3 Hike in the Mossy Forest
• 3.4 Visit the Butterfly Farm
• 3.5 Eat fresh strawberries at the Strawberry Farm
• 3.6 Visit a Local Market
• 3.7 Learn about local history at the Time Tunnel Museum
• 3.8 Visit Sam Poh Temple
• 3.9 Swim in a waterfall
• 4 Best Cameron Highlands day tours
• 5 How many days do you need in Cameron Highlands?
• 6.1 In Cameron Highlands
• 6.2 In Kuala Lumpur
• 6.3 In Ipoh
• 7 What to pack for a day trip to Cameron Highlands 
• 8 Do you need travel insurance for Cameron Highlands?

Enjoying our Cameron Highlands private day tour

Essentials to book before you read on!

Best tours in Cameron Highlands

Private Cameron Highlands 2 days 1 night Trip

From Kuala Lumpur: Cameron Highlands Private Day Tour

Cameron Highlands and Mossy Forest Half Day Tour

Best hotels in Cameron Highlands

Budget: Sleepbox Hotel  

Mid-range: Hotel De’ La Ferns

Luxury: The Lakehouse Cameron Highlands

Get 5% off your travel insurance here!

About Cameron Highlands

Located 200 kilometres to the north of Kuala Lumpur, the Cameron Highlands is a vast, hilly region famed for its tea plantations and cool climate.

With the area developed in the late 1920s – and the road opened in 1931 – the Cameron Highlands became a favourite of British colonial settlers in the 1930s, who came here to enjoy some relief from the sweltering temperatures elsewhere in the country.

The land was ideal for growing fresh vegetables and tea, but there were also many colonial buildings – a golf course, cottages, schools, a police office and administrative buildings.

So if you’re wondering what to do in Cameron Highlands in one day, there’s plenty!

Enjoying the views over the tea plantations from Boh Tea Centre in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

The jeep we did our private day tour of Cameron Highlands with

How to get to Cameron Highlands

Today the hill station is the highest point in mainland Malaysia that you can get to by car. There is no airport or trains that service the area, so you’ll either have to rent a car and drive yourself, go with a driver or catch the public bus.

The main cities people travel to Cameron Highlands from are…

How to get to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur

Taking a day trip from Cameron Highlands day trip from Kuala Lumpur is possible, but you’d be pushing it slightly.

The journey takes 3 hours 40 minutes to drive, while by public transport (bus) the journey can range between 4 and 6 hours (costing between RM 30-40).

Many people opt to take a day tour from KL , but personally I find this means spending the majority of your day travelling, and not enough enjoying the beauties of Cameron Highlands.

Check out prices & availability for a KL to Cameron Highlands day tour here , or click here to book the bus from KL to Cameron Highlands !

Hiking along the wooden boardwalk of the Mossy Forest in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

How to get to Cameron Highlands from Georgetown

It’s around a 4-hour drive from Georgetown to Cameron Highlands. By bus, this is somewhere between 4.5 and 5 hours instead (the entrance fee is around RM 35-55).

Click here to book your transfer from Georgetown to Cameron Highlands!

How to get to Cameron Highlands from Ipoh

If you happen to be based in Ipoh , then a day trip to Cameron Highlands from here is much more doable. The 90-kilometre drive from Ipoh only takes around 2 hours.

By bus from Ipoh to Cameron Highlands it’s around 2 hours too, and costs RM 25-30. You can either book yourself onto a private Ipoh to Cameron Highlands day tour , or just book public buses and do your own thing.

Check out prices & availability for a Ipoh to Cameron Highlands day tour here , or click here to book your transfer from Ipoh to Cameron Highlands !

Can you spot the leaf insect?

Cameron Highlands 1-Day Itinerary

There’s a lot to mark out on your Cameron Highlands tourist map! 

If you join a Cameron Highlands full-day tour, these are the highlights included in the standard tour. If you’re visiting independently, these are the highlights that you shouldn’t miss on a trip to this lush, green slice of upland Malaysia.

Enjoy the views over the tea plantations

The first stop for most Cameron Highlands tours will be to explore a selection of tea plantations. Boh is the most famous, but there are also other tea plantations you can visit.

For example there’s also Bharat Tea Plantations, which is where you’ll find the perfectly located Cameron Valley Tea House 1 and 2 – the views from here are amazing.

Fairlie Tea Plantation is another good option, which offers tours and a place to sample tea on a beautiful backdrop.

All in all, the tea plantations in the Cameron Highlands make for a pretty place for a walk, enjoy the views and to take some pictures.

Unique views over the tea plantations of Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

My friend Arianna enjoying the views over the tea plantations in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Have tea at Boh Tea Centre

The Boh Tea Centre is an ideal stop for tea lovers, and the most common stop on most tours. This beautifully located plantation offers a glimpse into not just the tea industry, but the history of the Cameron Highlands as a whole.  

Located 5,000 feet above sea level, the conditions here – low temperatures, high rainfall, and acidic soil – make it ideal for tea growing.

You can spend time here wandering the tea garden, taking a peek inside the factory and enjoying the views over the plantations while you sip tea and have a bite to eat.

Plus it’s a great place to pick up souvenirs. Where better place to buy tea than straight from the source?

Enjoying tea and a snack from Boh Tea Centre in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Hike in the Mossy Forest

Cameron Highlands is home to some prime highland forest, where tree ferns grow and moss hangs from old branches of ancient trees.

The mist and cool temperatures create the ideal environment for lichens, ferns, moss and orchids to grow. Interesting wildlife makes their home here, from snakes and frogs to various bird species and mammals.

Exploring the wondrous realm of this particular stretch of forest – dubbed Mossy Forest – has been made easy thanks to a boardwalk that has been constructed to wind through the trees.

The boardwalk stretches from the entrance out into the Mossy Forest, does a little loop at the end and then joins back with the same initial trail.

The whole walk takes around 30 minutes to 1 hour tops, and is a great way to get up close to this beautiful nature, but still walking in relative comfort on the boardwalk.

The unique trees of the Mossy Forest in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Visit the Butterfly Farm

Definitely on the Cameron Highlands attractions map is the popular Butterfly Farm. Comprising part of the Kea Farm, this is one of the oldest attractions in the region.

Set in a greenhouse, the Butterfly Farm occupies a sloping hillside and is filled not only with butterflies but other insects and animals too.  These include s nakes, leaf insects, huge beetles, and other animals and insects indigenous to Malaysia.

It’s open daily 8:30AM to 6PM. The entrance ticket usually isn’t included in your Cameron Highlands tour package, you have to pay it on the spot but admission is only RM 7.

Seeing beautiful butterflies at the Butterfly Farm in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Exploring the Butterfly Farm in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Eat fresh strawberries at the Strawberry Farm

With more than one strawberry farm to its name, finding somewhere to pick fresh strawberries in the Cameron Highlands is relatively easy.

It’s the centre of Malaysian strawberry production, after all, with the cold climate providing good growing conditions for the sweet fruit.  

One spot is Kok Lim Strawberry Farm (open 9AM to 5PM, it costs RM 30 to pick 500 grams of strawberries yourself). 

Personally we didn’t pick strawberries, we just visited the Strawberry Farm and purchased some strawberry products from the shop. It was a bit of an odd stop on the tour, but still pretty interesting.

Visiting a strawberry farm in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Visit a Local Market

A day trip to Cameron Highlands wouldn’t be complete without a trip to a colourful local market. The Pasar Pagi Kea Farm market is one of the biggest, while Raju Hill Strawberry Farm also has a decent vegetable market.

Here you can find all sorts of fruit and vegetables, as well as souvenirs. It’s a great place to learn about local culture. Here at night? Don’t miss Brinchang Night Market for edible delights.

Learn about local history at the Time Tunnel Museum

The Time Tunnel Museum is a must-visit museum that works as a time capsule filled with nostalgic memorabilia from Brinchang’s post-war past.

Think old TVs, barber chairs, children’s toys, and a recreation of a retro kopi tiam (traditional Malaysian eatery), among other things.

It’s the local museum in Cameron Highlands, and it’s a pretty interesting place to visit to learn about local history. It doesn’t go into a huge amount of detail, focusing more on showcasing memorabilia, but it’s still interesting.

Visiting a local market in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Exploring the Time Tunnel Museum in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Visit Sam Poh Temple

One interesting place at Cameron Highlands you should pay a visit to is Sam Poh Temple, a Chinese Buddhist temple that makes for a colourful stop to explore and snap pictures.

It’s a simple temple, but peaceful enough to make it worth visiting. It was the final stop of our Cameron Highlands day tour.

When you compare to other temples in Malaysia, like Batu Caves or Thean Hou Temple in Kuala Lumpur, Sam Poh isn’t as amazing, but it’s still an interesting cultural stop on an otherwise very nature focused tour.

Visiting Sam Poh Temple in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

Swim in a waterfall

Our tour didn’t include a waterfall stop, but they do usually feature on most Cameron Highlands day tours. Thanks to the hills and wet conditions, there are several waterfalls to check out.

One is Lata Iskandar Waterfall, which is a picturesque spot where you can dip your feet in the pool, and pick up a snack from a nearby vendor if you’re hungry.  

There’s also the scenic and sizeable Robinson Falls, which features a 10-minute hike along a trail (not well marked) to get to it.

The waterfalls in Cameron Highlands might not be as impressive as Seven Wells Waterfalls in Langkawi, but they’re still very pretty.

Lata Iskandar, a beautiful waterfall on the way to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur

Best Cameron Highlands day tours

From Kuala Lumpur: Cameron Highlands Day Tour with Lunch

This Cameron Highlands day trip from KL is a shared tour. It includes pick-up and drop-off at your hotel, a visit to a tea plantation, the Butterfly Garden and a trip to a waterfall, as well as a stop at markets and a strawberry farm.

Local lunch at a Cameron Highlands restaurant is included in the price. It’s the classic Cameron Highlands day tour from Kuala Lumpur.

There are long transfer times, but it’s perfect for those who don’t have long in Malaysia and want to visit on a day trip.

Click here to book your Cameron Highlands group day tour from Kuala Lumpur!

Two snakes we saw at the Butterfly Farm in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

See the highlights of Cameron Highlands on this one-day trip. It’s a 12-hour private tour that begins with a pick-up at your accommodation in Kuala Lumpur, after which you’ll be whisked to the captivating landscapes of the highlands.  

You’ll see waterfalls, tea plantations, and traditional crafts, and stop for lunch at a local restaurant (included in the price), before heading to the Butterfly Farms.  

Being a private tour, you can tweak the itinerary to visit the stops that you’re most interested in.

Click here to book your private day tour to Cameron Highlands from Kuala Lumpur!

Exploring the stunning nature of the Mossy Forest in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

This private overnight tour allows you to see all the tourist attractions in Cameron Highlands without being rushed. Taking place over 2 days and 1 night, you’ll leave the busy city behind on an adventure into the highlands.  

Getting around via a 4×4, highlights include the Mossy Forest, the famous Boh Tea Plantation, and markets. Being private, you can edit or tweak the tour depending on what you want to do.

This Cameron Highlands day tour package is a great option for those who have enough time to spend at least one night in Cameron Highlands, but don’t want to worry about having to arrange their hotel stay.

Click here to book your private overnight tour to Cameron Highlands!

Steamboat – a traditional dish from the Cameron Highlands area in Malaysia

Cameron Highland Best Tour from Ipoh (Private Day Trip)

This tour starts from Ipoh, meaning shorter travel time than from KL. It’s another private day trip , meaning you can personalise the tour depending on what you want to do.

Stop options include the Kea Farm Market, the Bharat Tea Plantation and Boh Tea Centre, amongst others.

Click here to book your private day trip to Cameron Highlands from Ipoh!

This Cameron Highlands half-day tour starts directly in the highlands themselves.

This is ideal for those who are staying here for a night or two independently, as you’ll get to tick off the highlights without having to worry about long travel times.

Pick your own strawberries, sample tea, visit a tea plantation, do a factory tour and walk amongst the trails of the Mossy Forest, amongst other things.

Click here to book your half day tour starting in Cameron Highlands!

How many days do you need in Cameron Highlands?

Despite the distance between the two, there are day trips available from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands .

These day trips allow you to see the main sights of the area in a whirlwind tour that means you won’t have to worry about getting to and from the highlands yourself.

However, as it’s quite a long drive from KL, I really would suggest spending at least 1 night in Cameron Highlands. This will give you more time to explore at a leisurely pace.

Once you’re there you can then do a full day tour starting directly from Cameron Highlands, maybe even staying another night before heading back. This is what we did as part of our wider Malaysia itinerary, and it worked well for us.

We spent the morning in Kuala Lumpur , arrived in Cameron Highlands in the afternoon, spent the next day doing a full-day tour of Cameron Highlands, and then left the next day (total 2 nights in Cameron Highlands).

It ultimately depends on how much time you have in Malaysia and what else you want to see, but I personally think one night in Cameron Highlands is the bare minimum to avoid spending hours in a minivan or bus.

Where to stay for your Cameron Highlands day tour

As I already mentioned, I recommend spending at least one night in Cameron Highlands, if not two, as it means you’ll be able to do a full-day tour without excessively long transfers.

That said, I know many travellers choose to visit on a day trip from Kuala Lumpur or Ipoh. Which is why I listed below some great places to stay in each city.

In Cameron Highlands

Budget: Sleepbox Hotel   – This hostel is a great option for budget travellers as it has spacious dorms, fun common areas, and great reviews.

Click here to book your stay at Sleepbox Hotel in Cameron Highlands!

Mid-range: Hotel De’ La Ferns – If you want something a bit more high end, but without breaking the bank, this English-vibe inspired hotel is a great option as it has spacious and clean rooms, and a delicious breakfast buffet.

Check out prices & availability at Hotel De’ La Ferns in Cameron Highlands!

Luxury: The Lakehouse Cameron Highlands – If you want to treat yourself, this is the place to do so. This charming country house inspired by English heritage is exquisitely furnished, with spacious outdoors areas.

Click here to book your stay at The Lakehouse Cameron Highlands!

The town centre in Brinchang in Cameron Highlands

In Kuala Lumpur

Budget – Chinatown Hostel by Mingle :  Located in Chinatown, this cool hostel is the place to be if you’re on a budget. From here, you can easily stroll to the night markets and main attractions of Kuala Lumpur. It also has a cool rooftop terrace to meet fellow travellers.

Click here to book your stay at Chinatown Hostel by Mingle in Kuala Lumpur!

Mid-range – ibis Kuala Lumpur City Centre :  This branch of the international chain Ibis is located right in the middle of KL. It’s modern and polished, with comfortable rooms equipped with all the amenities you’ll need.  

Click here to see prices & availability at ibis KLCC!

Luxury – Ascott Star KLCC :  Treat yourself to an incredible stay at this high-end gem. Rooms come in a range of sizes and include private kitchenettes, as well as incredible views of Petronas Towers.

Don’t miss out, click here to book your stay at Ascott Star KLCC!

Going for a swim in the rooftop pool of our accommodation in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Budget: The Brownstone Hostel & Space – Located close to the centre of Ipoh, this hostel is great for budget travellers, as it has cool common areas, spacious dorms and also private rooms available.

Click here to book your stay at The Brownstone Hostel & Space in Ipoh!

Mid-range: Ipoh City Executive Suite – This apartment is spacious, modern and has a rooftop infinity pool with epic views over Ipoh, all for an affordable price. What more do you need?

Click here to book your stay at Ipoh City Executive Suite!

Luxury: Banjaran Hotsprings Resort – Tucked away into the hills, this resort is a gem and great place to treat yourself. Imagine private pool villas, massages, cave restaurants and beautiful views!

Check out prices & availability at Banjaran Hotsprings Resort in Ipoh!

Exploring Concubine Lane in Ipoh, Malaysia

What to pack for a day trip to Cameron Highlands 

Cameron Highlands can have a very variable weather, so it’s important to pack accordingly.

Waterproof jacket – even if you’re visiting in dry season, you will need one of these! We even went as far as rain ponchos , as it was just too rainy when we were there.

Adapter – depending on where you come from you might need one of these to charge your electronics. I like to use an international one so that it can work for multiple destinations.

Power bank – if you’re out and about all day you don’t want your phone to die on you just as you’re about to snap a great photo of the beautiful temples in Kuala Lumpur!

Waterproof shoes – if it ends up raining, you don’t want to get your feet wet! It’s also a good idea to pack flip-flops or a change of shoes, that way you can get out of your wet shoes at the end of the day.

Admiring “Children on a swing”, one of the famous street art pieces in Georgetown, Malaysia

Do you need travel insurance for Cameron Highlands?

After my personal experience spending two nights in a private hospital in Tenerife, and having to pay for it out of pocket (it wasn’t cheap), I always recommend getting travel insurance .

You might not end up needing it, but for a small fee you can travel without worries. Personally, I suggest getting your travel insurance with  Heymondo .

Heymondo offers tailor made travel insurance, providing the best value for money for your specific trip. You can also buy it once you’re already abroad and have forgotten about it before flying (which, if you’re anything like me, is quite likely).

Besides the usual cancellation, medical expenses, luggage coverage and general travel insurance services, Heymondo also has a 24/7 doctor chat and instant assistance through their app.

Plus, as a Greta’s Travels reader, you get 5% off your Heymondo travel insurance !

Click here to get your 5% off Heymondo travel insurance!

Final thoughts on doing a day tour to Cameron Highlands

That’s a wrap on the ultimate Cameron Highlands day tour guide! Have you been to Cameron Highlands before? How did you find it? Let me know in the comments below!

Cameron Highlands is the perfect place to escape the humid tropical climate of the lowlands. You will have the best time here, exploring tea plantations, verdant forests, flowing waterfalls and unique viewpoints.

From here many travellers continue onwards to Taman Negara, a famous tropical rainforest, but personally we chose to travel on to Ipoh, Georgetown and Langkawi .

There are different towns in the Cameron Highlands areas, all with their own charm.

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Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands

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• Buses RUB 984
• Taxis RUB 11,686
• Trains are not available
• Ferries are not available
• Flights are not available
• Vans are not available

Facts about the transport from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands

Popular routes, from kuala lumpur.

• Kuala Lumpur → Singapore
• Kuala Lumpur → Penang
• Kuala Lumpur → Malacca
• Kuala Lumpur → Bangkok
• Kuala Lumpur → Ipoh

To Kuala Lumpur

• Singapore → Kuala Lumpur
• Penang → Kuala Lumpur
• Johor Bahru → Kuala Lumpur
• Malacca → Kuala Lumpur
• Bangkok → Kuala Lumpur

From Cameron Highlands

• Cameron Highlands → Penang
• Cameron Highlands → Kuala Lumpur
• Cameron Highlands → Ipoh
• Cameron Highlands → Taman Negara
• Cameron Highlands → George Town

To Cameron Highlands

• Penang → Cameron Highlands
• Ipoh → Cameron Highlands
• Singapore → Cameron Highlands
• George Town → Cameron Highlands
• Malacca → Cameron Highlands

Popular Routes in Malaysia

• Penang → Langkawi

How to get from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands

When you want to get from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands, you have a few options to consider. Traveling between these destinations is possible by different means of transport:

If you’re looking for a quick trip, it’s recommended that you use Taxi. However, if you’d rather take your time with a slower, more affordable travel option, you can book a Bus ticket.

The cost of travel will depend on the means of transport you choose for your trip. A taxi ticket is the most expensive option - it will cost you about RUB 21,393 . If you want to save on transportation, it’s better to take a bus as a bus ticket costs as low as RUB 984 .

How far is Kuala Lumpur from Cameron Highlands?

If you’re traveling by land, it’s important to know the distance from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands. Your trip will be a total of 94 miles (150 km). The flying distance is 94 miles (150 km).

How long does it take to get from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands?

The travel time from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands can vary depending on the mode of transportation you choose. All things considered, the whole journey should take from 3 to 5 hours.

How much does it cost to get from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands?

The cost of the trip from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands varies according to what means of transport you choose for your journey. The most affordable operator is Unititi Express: travelling by bus expect to pay as low as RUB 984 for your ticket.

However, if you’re after more upscale travel . The most expensive variant is to opt for a taxi - a one-way taxi ticket can cost as much as RUB 21,393 .

Here is a chart of the average ticket prices and transportation options available from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands:

• Bus tickets - RUB 984 to RUB 1,066 ;

You can order a taxi, too - an estimated cost of the ride is from RUB 11,686 to RUB 21,403 .

How many trips per day are there between Kuala Lumpur and Cameron Highlands?

Depending on your choice of transportation, the number of daily trips varies.

• Buses start plying the route from 08:15 - you can also take a bus as late as 17:00. There are 10 available bus trips every day.
• Taxis are a good option to consider for this route, too. Book a cab to take you from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands any time of the day.

Which means of transport is the best for the route?

How to choose the most convenient way of travel from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands? In order to make your choice of transportation easier, we asked 1000 users to range their preferences for this route. Here are the results of the poll:

• 99% decided to go for a bus.
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Cameron Highlands 3 Days 2 Nights from Kuala Lumpur is designed for those in search of a revitalizing two-night retreat amidst Cameron Highlands’ refreshing coolness, our tour package takes care of all the logistics, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Enjoy seamless pick-up and drop-off services directly from your Kuala Lumpur hotel.

Day 1: Travel from Kuala Lumpur to Cameron Highlands

Commence your adventure at 8:00 AM as we depart Kuala Lumpur, traveling through the scenic landscapes towards the Cameron Highlands via Ipoh. Explore the storied Concubine Lane at 11:00 AM, a testament to history gifted by Yau Tet Shin to one of his wives. Indulge in lunch at renowned eateries like Lou Wong Chicken Rice, surrounded by local product shops. Afternoon beckons with a choice between Sam Poh Tong Temple, Perak Cave Temple, or Kek Lok Tong. Journey onwards to the Cameron Highlands, checking in at 5:00 PM for a restful evening. Round off the day with a steamboat dinner, savoring the satisfying flavors.

Day 2: Cameron Highlands Day Tour

Awaken to a hearty breakfast at 7:00 AM before embarking on the Mossy Forest Jeep Drive Tour. Beginning at 8:00 AM, the shared 4×4 wheel Jeep takes you to the Mossy Forest and Sungai Palas Boh Tea Plantation. Navigate the forest, leisurely hike, and return by 12:30 PM. Afternoon unfolds with visits to Kea Farm Market, Rose Centre, Time Tunnel Museum, The Sheep Sanctuary, Raju’s Hill Strawberry Farm, and Butterfly Garden. Conclude the day at 6:30 PM with a provided dinner, marked by relaxation.

Day 3: Travel from Cameron Highlands to Kuala Lumpur

Daylight heralds a nutritious breakfast at 8:00 AM, preceding your check-out and journey back to Kuala Lumpur. Revel in the allure of the Big Red Strawberry Farm, Cactus Valley, and the picturesque Bharat Tea Plantation. By 2:00 PM, set forth on the homeward journey, arriving in Kuala Lumpur at 6:00 PM, drawing our unforgettable service to a close.

Discover the Cameron Highlands like never before – a multi-faceted experience blending culture, nature, and relaxation into an unforgettable escape.

If you are planning to have a shorter trip in Cameron Highlands, you can try our 2 Days 1 Night Cameron Highlands Package and Cameron Highlands Day Trip from Kuala Lumpur | Cameron Highlands Tour Package .

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Day 1: Kuala Lumpur - Cameron Highlands

08:00 AM: Commence your journey from KL, en route to Cameron Highlands via Ipoh , a scenic 3-hour drive.

11:00 AM: Immerse yourself in the history of Concubine Lane , a notable street gifted by tycoon Yau Tet Shin to one of his wives. She thrived by collecting taxes and profits from local businesses.

11:30 AM: Indulge in lunch at the renowned Lou Wong Chicken Rice or other notable eateries in Ipoh. Nearby, explore local product shops for shopping (expenses on your own).

01:00 PM: Choose from these afternoon destinations: (Choose 1  only)

• Sam Poh Tong Temple,
• Perak Cave Temple, or
• Kek Lok Tong.

Entry is free, donations appreciated.

03:00 PM: Continue your journey towards the enchanting Cameron Highlands.

05:00 PM: Arrive at Cameron Highlands, check in at your hotel, and enjoy a well-deserved relaxation.

07:00 PM: Delight in a delectable steamboat dinner served at your hotel, rounding off your day with a satisfying meal.

07:00 AM: Begin your day with breakfast at the hotel.

Mossy Forest Jeep Drive Tour (Sharing) 8.30am – 12.30pm

08:00 AM: Pickup and drop off at starting point of the  Mossy Forest Jeep Drive Tour , situated in front of the Nova Hotel. From there, we will proceed to the Mossy Forest aboard a shared 4×4 wheel Jeep. The Jeep Tour will be conducted from 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM and will encompass visits to the Mossy Forest and the  Sungai Palas Boh Tea Plantation .

Kindly take note that an entrance fee of RM 30 per person will be applicable , and this expense will be borne by you.

During the tour, you’ll have the opportunity to leisurely hike within the forest. Rest assured, our driver will await your return at the designated parking area.

12:30 PM:  We will return to the Jeep Drop-off point and reunite with your driver guide. The tour will then proceed to visit the following attractions:

• Kea Farm Market : Ideal for families and visitors to experience a farm market atmosphere and discover fresh produce, handicrafts, and more.
• Rose Centre : A natural progression from Kea Farm Market, this center captivates with its floral displays.
• Time Tunnel Museum : Embark on a nostalgic journey back in time, with familiar items from the past.
• The Sheep Sanctuary : Adorable and fluffy, these cuddly sheep await your visit beside Kea Farm Market.
• Raju’s Hill Strawberry Farm : Explore one of the region’s well-known strawberry farms.
• Butterfly Garden: A historic attraction featuring a wide array of butterflies and live insects in picturesque enclosures.

06:30 PM: Back at hotel. Dinner will be provided at hotel (Asian Set or Western Set Dinner). Tour ends.

Day 3: Cameron Highlands - Kuala Lumpur

08:00 AM: Begin your day with a hearty breakfast at the hotel.

11:00 AM: Check out from the hotel as we set our course for Kuala Lumpur. Today’s itinerary includes:

• Red Strawberry Farm and Cactus Valley: Discover the charm of the vibrant Big Red Strawberry Farm and the unique Cactus Valley.
• Bharat Tea Plantation: Enjoy the picturesque setting of the Bharat Tea Plantation.

02:00 PM: Depart for Kuala Lumpur, marking the homeward journey.

06:00 PM: Arrive at your drop-off point in Kuala Lumpur, concluding our service.

What is included?

• Tours & Transfers as per itinerary.
• Tour Guide/ Driver as per itinerary.
• All entrance fees as per itinerary (Except Mossy Forest Entrance RM 30 per adult, RM 15 per kid)
• Two localized dinner in Cameron Highlands.
• Two nights accommodation with daily breakfast.
• Mossy Forest & Boh Tea Plantation 4×4 wheel Jeep Drive Tour (sharing)

What is not included?

• Items not mentioned in the itinerary.
• Meals not mentioned in the itinerary.
• Mossy Forest Entrance Fees (RM 30 per adult, RM 15 per kid age 3 – 11)
• Cameron Highlands 3 Days 2 Nights Tour from Kuala Lumpur enable you to visit Big Red Strawberry Farm, Cactus Valley, Butterfly Garden, Brinchang Night Market, Sam Poh Temple, Time Tunnel Museum, The Lake House @ Ringlet, Highlands Apiary Farm, Mossy Forest, Cameron Lavender Garden, BOH Sungai Palas Tea Garden.
• Cameron Highlands 3 Day 2 Nights Tour from Kuala Lumpur enable you to enjoy 2 of the most famous steamboat in Cameron Highlands.

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10 Best Cameron Highlands Hotel & Resorts for Family and Couples, Enjoy the Green Scenery!

Imagine waking up in the centre of the tea garden. And savour the refreshing day with a cool breeze together hand in hand with your couple, only in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia . While looking for a hotel and resort for your family trip, we’re gonna unpack the details just for you.

Known for its pleasant climate, lush greenery, and rich biodiversity, Cameron Highlands always be a favourite place for travellers who are escaping from the hustle and bustle of the city.

About Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

BOH Tea Centre is a tea plantation located in Cameron Highlands.

Cameron Highlands is in the state of Pahang, Malaysia. It is located in the Malaysian Peninsula's centre. The location is approximately 200 kilometres (124 miles) from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's state of city. If you want to go to Cameron Highlands by car from Kuala Lumpur, you can take the North-South Expressway, which usually takes 3-4 hours. Because of its well-known cooler temperatures, this hill station is a well-liked getaway from the tropical heat of the lowlands.

You can explore and enjoy the tea estates at Boh Tea Plantation and Cameron Valley Tea House. One of the biggest and most well-known tea plantations in Malaysia is the Boh Tea Plantation, which offers breathtaking panoramic views, tea shops, and guided tours. At Cameron Valley Tea House, you can take pleasure in tea-tasting sessions and the cafe while admiring a gorgeous view of the tea fields.

10 Best Cameron Highlands Hotel & Resorts

With our list of the 10 best Cameron Highlands hotel and resorts for family and couples, you must be very grateful to choose one of these best accommodations. Now, let’s check this out!

1. Strawberry Park Resort

Source: Strawberry Park Resort Website

Cameron Highlands' Strawberry Park Resort is a well-known facility renowned for its lovely surroundings, first-rate amenities, and unique blend of contemporary and traditional architecture. The resort offers a variety of lodging options, such as airy rooms, suites, and even private chalets. Because each apartment is attentively constructed, the ambiance is cosy and comfortable. Amenities like fireplaces and private balconies with breathtaking views are available to guests.

Strawberry Park Resort Cameron Highland

2. Cameron Highlands Resort

Cameron Highlands Resort

The opulent Cameron Highlands Resort is situated in the centre of Cameron Highlands, Malaysia. The rooms and suites at Cameron Highlands Resort are varied and each is created to give a fusion of contemporary comfort and traditional colonial charm. With contemporary facilities, the resort's deluxe rooms and suites have lovely views of the garden or golf course.

Cameron Highlands Resort - Small Luxury Hotels of the World

Cameron Highlands

3. Casa dela Rosa Hotel

Casa dela Rosa Hotel

Located in Malaysia's Cameron Highlands, Casa dela Rosa Hotel is a quaint boutique hotel. With its easy access to the area's attractions and Tudor-style architecture, it offers a comfortable stay. The hotel's decor is cosy and rustic, echoing Cameron Highlands' colonial heritage. The gorgeous highland scenery and golf course are also visible from a number of the rooms.

Hotel Casa Dela Rosa

4. Zenith Hotel Cameron

Zenith Hotel Cameron

Located in Malaysia's Cameron Highlands, the Zenith Hotel Cameron is a contemporary luxury hotel. Travellers looking for comfort and convenience in the highlands frequently choose this hotel because of its modern style, extensive amenities, and handy location. The hotel has elegant décor and top-notch finishing, all in a clean, modern style.

5. The Lakehouse Cameron Highlands

The Lakehouse Cameron Highlands

Nestled in the stunning scenery of Cameron Highlands, Malaysia, is the luxurious 5-star Lakehouse Cameron Highlands . This prestigious hotel offers a great retreat for discriminating visitors by skillfully fusing modern luxury with historic charm. Nestled on a charming incline, The Lakehouse boasts an abundance of verdant gardens and an enjoyable view of a peaceful lake, resulting in a calm and dreamlike environment.

6. Century Pines Resort Cameron Highlands

Century Pines Resort Cameron Highlands

The well-known Century Pines Resort is situated in Malaysia's Cameron Highlands. It's well-known for its cosy lodgings and picturesque surroundings, making it an excellent starting point for seeing the highlands' natural splendour and attractions. The resort's architecture combines colonial-style architecture and contemporary amenities to create a distinct and endearing atmosphere.

7. Smokehouse Hotel Cameron Highlands

Smokehouse Hotel Cameron Highlands

Cameron Highlands' Smokehouse Hotel & Restaurant By The Golf Course is a prestigious establishment that blends traditional charm with contemporary luxury. The hotel offers well-furnished rooms in the traditional English cottage style. Every room offers a unique combination of modern conveniences and classic elegance, all elegantly designed.

The Smokehouse Hotel Cameron Highlands

Expect plush mattresses, comfy furnishings, and a warm atmosphere. Well-kept gardens frequently encircle the hotel, providing visitors with a charming environment to explore. These outdoor areas offer a peaceful setting for strolls or just taking in the beauty of the surroundings.

8. Planters Country Hotel

Planters Country Hotel

The Planters Country Hotel is a quaint hotel with a colonial feel. Renowned for its charming English architecture, verdant gardens, and welcoming ambiance, the hotel is a well-liked option for individuals looking for a tranquil and nostalgic getaway. Beautifully designed gardens are available for visitors to unwind in and take in the crisp highland air.

The Bala's Holiday Chalet (Planters Country Hotel)

9. Hotel De’la Ferns Cameron Highlands

Hotel De’la Ferns Cameron Highlands

Situated in Cameron Highlands, Malaysia, Hotel De'la Ferns is a renowned lodging facility. Situated in Cameron Highlands, a well-known hill station in Pahang, Malaysia, is Hotel De'la Ferns. The area is well-known for its beautiful scenery, mild weather, and tourist destinations including strawberry and tea plantations. Because of Cameron Highlands' rich colonial past, several lodging establishments in the area—such as Hotel De'la Ferns—may use colonial-style architecture or other design features to create a distinctive atmosphere.

Hotel De'La Ferns

10. Nova Highlands Hotel

Nova Highlands Hotel

Nova Highlands Hotel is a modern accommodation. Travellers on business or vacation can both benefit from its contemporary lodgings and array of services. The hotel's handy location makes it simple for visitors to enjoy the natural beauty and popular tourist destinations in Cameron Highlands.

The hotel's rooftop Sky Garden Restaurant is an alfresco eating area with breathtaking views of Cameron Highlands and a menu that includes grilled and barbecued foods. To ensure that families have a nice stay, there is also an indoor playground for kids. The proximity to a mall adds even more convenience for visitors by offering more places to eat and shop.

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