Stop! You making me syiok liao... scones... yummy.. feel soooo british... LOL.. and T Cafe scones are amongst the cheapest u can find in CH. Some other shops deng pricey... Steamboat... steamboat... its heavenly in CH... cold weather hot soup....

Where exactly is the T cafe???

Upstairs shop in the corner. Same row of Marry Brown Tanah Rata. You will notice signboard of T cafe.

Thought Mary brown is at brinchang??? brinchang is where the pasar malam is at right??

Both location ade pasar malam Marybrown is at tanah Rata

This post has been edited by Putraskyline: May 17 2008, 01:35 AM

i just came back frm Cameron Highlands......quite a nice place to go to..very cold(i had a hard time sleeping since the blanket in the place i stayed in was useless)..but after i came back..the weather just killed me..

Dun bother staying in the Heritage...It is not as nice as shown...the walls, taps and shower heads are dirty and u can see moss growing frm nearly every possible conner of the toilet...and they are having a contruction going on next door (they are expanding)..

I think ppl go cameron for the weather and the vegetables only....


and KFC is in Brinchang...Mary Brown is in Tanah Rata....

I just came back from Cameron Highlands last week. I had a wonderful relaxing time there.

I recommend you to stay in Villa Dahlia if you go with more than 5 people. It's like a condo, very spacious, got Astro if you book, got kitchen, cooking utensils, sofas, dining table, three rooms, and not expensive. That's where i stayed and am satisfied with it. It's not beautiful from outside like those hotels though.

Some of the places that you should visit are Agro Farm at Brinchang, the daily morning-night market at Brinchang and Boh Tea Estate.

Agro Farm got everything from strawberries to cactus to vegetables. You can also eat at a restaurant threre selling scones and strawberry stuffs - yoghurt, ice cream, waffle etc.

The Brinchang market starts at the morning and ends at late night. The vegies and fruits there are really cheap and fresh. Way cheaper than in KL.

The Boh Tea Estate allows you to enjoy some tea and the beautiful scene at the same time. There's also a factory there if you want to visit.

There are other places to visit as well. But the three above is enough for a complete Cameron Highlands experience.

Cameron Highlands doesn't have a wide range of attractions. It's all about the pleasantly cool weather, nature, farms/plantations and scenes. I say three days is enough for a relaxing holiday.

well....i feel like staying there for a year just for the weather....but i only felt like that after i came back.....hahhaha

where is villa dahlia aniway??

Will be going there on 27-29 June. Staying at Century Pines. Will post some pics and review once I'm back. Remind me if I don't...hehe.

Thats was good place Just to eat

Just came back after 4+ days there, I feel exactly the same! I stayed at the Lakehouse, the fireplace is a nice touch.

is going up to cameron highland by bus ok ??

once top there.. is a car needed to travel from place to place.. such as sight seeing..

No, u will have a hard time looking for public transport unless u get tour package or rent a taxi for inbound tour

hmmm ...... how much does the taxi cost ?

no idea
never take taxi there before
but the 1 day in bound trip is around rm100+ last time (few yrs ago)

Full day city bound trips can get at RM 100 per person ( include 1 dinner steambot ) before petrol hikes

Already booked casa de la rosa for 4nights this august. Was thinking of hiking, any trail that is easy to walk? I'm with my gf there and my plan was to propose her when we in de forest . Someone pls help

the trek at robinson fall is pretty easy and it's often used by many visitors
so the "trek" is pretty obvious itself

or u wan moar challenge, take the path num 1 (at the peak of gunung brinchang) which is a very difficult, unless u got loads of energy and experience, else i will suggest u to take the robinson fall path

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Added on June 21, 2008, 10:10 pmfor moar info of the path
http://www.cameron-highland-destination.co...gle-trail2.html

This post has been edited by driftmeister: Jun 21 2008, 10:10 PM

if go to CH, try staying at those village house, early morning follow their land lover bumping on the by-road to vegetables farms or flower farms, sweating 1 whole day at the farm, get rid of the grass, sow seeds, gathering plant, having lunch in the farm hut... those experiences really extraordinary n special, far more special than staying at those 5 star hotel.

Cameron not so cold anymore...unless if it is about to rain. Century Pines was fine but one thing I hope they could add to the rooms would be ceiling fans. Coz I think during daytime it would be a bit warm.