Breakfast @ Café Imran Gharo National Highway

 Breakfast @ Café Imran Gharo National Highway.

Overall very good experience. Mutton Rosh or Namkeen Gosht is a must try. Mutton Brain Masala was also exceptional. Shahi Lacha Paratha was good but not better than Whole Wheat Paratha. Tandoori Naan was not on the menu :(. Doodh Patti Chai was good and Kashmiri Chai was not so much. Halwa was below average in taste. Early morning hours are recommended to avoid rush time. They open at 6am in the morning and closes at 10pm in the evening. Roughly 1 hours drive from Drigh Road Shahrah e Faisal, Karachi. Google Map: https://goo.gl/maps/magSbqYAKaFaKxBi6

Exploring Cameron Highlands in Pahang, Malaysia - Day 05 - Ep 11

Day 05 - Ep 11 - Exceptional scenic views of natural forest, tea plantations, hills, farms (strawberries, roses/flowers, cactus, honey bee, butterflies) and mountains. Delightful weather to go outdoors with ease in cool and calm breeze and enjoy the nature at its best :). We loved Cameron Highlands, and we made wonderful memories there that will live forever with us, and hopefully when we come visit Malaysia next time, we'll definitely go there again and spend more quality time.

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List of all 19 Episodes - 9 days Road Trip to Malaysia by Car from Bangkok, Thailand

Cameron Highlands is among the most popular highland retreats in Malaysia. It's very vast and much much bigger then Genting Highlands, more like a city in itself and for this reason it has plenty of open, natural spaces, valleys, farms, hills, and wonderful scenic spots to enjoy the mother nature in its raw form.

Cameron Highlands is best known for its scenic tea plantations and visitors are not only allowed to visit these plantations, but they also have beautiful viewpoints and cafe/restaurants where they can enjoy the tea, snacks and other beverages. The famous tea plantation viewpoints include:

1. Boh Tea Plantation (Boh Estate, Factory, Plantation & Viewpoint)
2. Tea House 1
3. Tea House 2
4. Tea House 3

The best natural experience and viewpoint is at Boh Tea Plantation, but to reach the viewpoint, you have to climb up some 70+ stair steps up the hill. The stair steps are carved out of un-even rocks and can be dangerous for elderly and small children. Once you reach up the hill, you'll be able to witness the whole valley around, a 360 degree view of plantations on all the hills around and in between beautifully looking wooden huts and cattle ranches. The entrance to Boh Tea Plantation Viewpoint is free. However, if you want to take a tour of Boh Factory and witness the tea making process then there's a fee for that.

If you are accompanying elderly or small children, then we recommend visiting Tea House 2, which has the second best experience after Boh. 

There are a lot of outdoor activities that you can enjoy in Cameron Highlands, such as:

Honey Bee Farms Tour
Strawberry Farms Tour (with option to pick strawberries on your own ~ RM 30 / 500 gms)
Rose/Lavender/Flower Gardens Tour
Cactus Point Tour
Butterfly Garden Tour
Mossy Forest and Natural Trail
Jungle Trekking
Robinson Falls
Orang Asli Village Tour
MARDI Agro Farm
Night Markets
Rafflesia - world's largest flower

Previous Ep 10 - Day 04 - Penang Hill or Bukit Bendera and Char Koey Teow

Next Ep 12 - Day 06 - Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lumpur

List of all 19 Episodes - 9 days Road Trip to Malaysia by Car from Bangkok, Thailand