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• Cameron Highlands

  Located high in the mountains in the northeastern section of Pahang, Malaysia, the Cameron Highlands are much like the name suggests: mountainous. This is a landscape of rolling hills covered in lush greenery, forests stretching as far as the eye can see, dozens of tea plantations, waterfalls, valleys, and plenty of mountain peaks. This is one of the major tea plantation areas in the country, and was named after a British colonial surveyor named William Cameron who first discovered the area in 1885 when he was mapping out new areas for the British to grow tea. It is now considered one of Malaysia's premier tourist destinations, and aside from the cool weather year-round there are dozens of reasons to come here, ranging from the strawberry farms, vegetable gardens, temples, and the countryside surrounding.
  
  Cameron Highlands is a region, with eight towns spread out throughout the Highlands. Brinchang is the largest, although Tanah Rata rivals it in terms of accommodations and amenities, including the all-important Starbucks. The buses run between the towns hourly, so transportation worries can be left at the door. The majority of individuals coming to the Highlands choose to explore the various tea plantations and farms, and the hiking opportunities are second to none. Whether you want to crawl through the jungle, hike over the mountains, trek through rivers and waterfalls, or just explore some of the various temples in the surrounding hills, this is the place to do it. Unfortunately development has increased dramatically in the last decade, and the colonial architecture is slowly fading into the background as illegal land development has begun rooting up the area.
  
  Not to mention some of the most beautiful scenery has begun being destroyed to make way for farmlands. If you want to experience the beauty of this area, it would probably be wise to make your trip as soon as possible before everything that has made this place such an amazing paradise for so many years disappears.
  
  The easiest way to get to Cameron Highlands is by bus that operated from Kuala Lumpur Puduraya bus station. There are 2 bus companies that operate this route. Kurnia Bistari Express and Unititi Express. The journey takes about 4 - 41/2 hours with a rest stop in between.

  Cameron Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia

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• Ipoh

  Ipoh is the capital of Perak, a state in Malaysia. It is about a three hours car drive (or five hour bus drive) from Kuala Lumpur via the North-South Expressway.
  
  Ipoh is a slow paced city with limestone mountains where there are wonderful caves to explore. The town is well known amongst Malaysians for it delicious food and people often compare Penang to Ipoh in terms it.
  
  There's a Limestone caves in ipoh called Gua Tempurong, it's quite famous of it natural form limestone on the wall. It's quite bit and they have different level, you can choose which level you wanted to go for from easy to the hardest level. This caves not too far from ipoh it just take about 30 mins drive toward the Gopeng exit.
  
  Famous and touritst attraction place in Ipoh, where to go?
  
  Where to go?
  
  Buddhist cave-Temples: Sam Poh Cave, Kek Look Tong, Perak Cave
  Gua tempurung 
  Ipoh city, historical building e.g: Railway Station, Town hall, St Michael Institution
  Royal Belum Rainforest
  Kellie's Castle (Batu Gajah)
  Taman Rekreasi Air Panas Sg Klah(Hot Spring)
  White Water rafting (Gopeng)
  Lata Kinjang Waterfall (dramatic cascades)
  Teluk Batik Beach, Pangkor Island
  The Lost World of Tambun- A theme park on the other side of Tambun. If you have children, this could be a nice way to extend your visit to Tambun.
  Farmstay
  
  What to eat?
  
  Bean sprout & chicken with noodle (Hor fun)
  Salted chicken
  Din Sum
  White Coffee
  Fishball, fish paste
  Ramli Mee Rebus
  Tasek Roast Duck
  Dessert:To Fu Far(Soya bean jelly)
  Pastry:Egg Tart, Chicken Tart, Green paste/Lotus paste/Malt flaky biscuit (Heong Piang), Kaya Pau
  Fruit:Pomelo,seedless guava
  and many many more......... yummy!
  (Though some might found in other States, but the taste is different!)

  Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia

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• Ian Lee
  Nice view, fresh air and good experience
• Suwai Kok
  Very good and memory place.
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