The Cameron Highlands: Tea Anyone?


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The tea feilds on The Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

The tea feilds on The Cameron Highlands, Malaysia

When we were traveling in Malaysia, probably the last thing we expected to see was Tea plantations. But to our surprise, in central Malaysia, there is a place called The Cameron Highlands, where you can enjoy an afternoon cup of tea and fresh baked scones with cream. Who knew?

Not only does it produce great tea it also produced great colours and scenery. As we hiked through the hills of Central Malasia we were treated to views like this all day. So when you look at this image just imagine breathing in the cool mountain air and sipping a fresh cup of tea. Sounds like a relaxing Sunday to us!

8 Responses to The Cameron Highlands: Tea Anyone?

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  2. Hey!
    Cameron Highlands is great isn’t it? Did you try the steamboat there?
    I just wrote about it recently too =)

    Lilian May 2, 2010 at 6:40 am Reply
  3. One of my favorite trips in Malaysia is the Cameron Highlands. And the tea was fantastic!
    .-= Michael´s last blog ..New York Dance Parade 2010 =-.

    Michael May 2, 2010 at 8:28 am Reply
    • I remember the tea being divine with the fresh cream. And the scones, oh the scones. When we were in Sri Lanka and had tea, it just didn’t taste as wonderful as it did in the Cameron Highlands.

      davendeb May 3, 2010 at 6:25 pm Reply
  4. I have been to Cameron Highlands twice and not for a day or two but for weeks on both occasions. It is such a fascinating place for me.
    .-= Nisha´s last blog ..Sunset at Koh Phayam =-.

    Nisha May 2, 2010 at 10:42 am Reply
    • Wow Nisha. Weeks in the Cameron Highlands would be wonderful. you must have done a lot of hiking!

      davendeb May 3, 2010 at 6:24 pm Reply
  5. That just looks unreal! What an amazingly rich green!

    Shannon OD May 2, 2010 at 7:58 pm Reply
  6. That photo is ridiculously beautiful! I didn’t know tea plantations looked like that (I guess I never even thought of what a tea plantation would look like!). I haven’t made it to Malaysia yet, but it’s definitely on the list. My mom went there for two weeks and adored it.
    .-= Emily´s last blog ..Q&A With Irish Backpacker and Blogger Johnny Ward =-.

    Emily May 4, 2010 at 2:48 pm Reply

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