Cameron Highlands Pahang

"Cameron Highlands already boasts numerous attractions that include strawberry farms and tea plantations, all popular and visited frequently by locals and tourists alike.

A new spot to add to our list of places to visit here as travel restrictions are now eased in our country is Cameron Highlands Flora Park, a dreamy flower garden with plenty of fresh blooms and photo ops. The entrance fees is abit expensive but it really worth to have visit there. Adults price Rm50 / person, for kid below 4-12 RM 25, if Below 3 years old is free of charges.

Next is Strawberry Farm. The strawberry farm which is selling fresh strawberry. The entry is free of charge. Dont forget to try strawberry with chocolate or honey fresh from the farm. You may buy some fresh strawberry there as well. Highly recommended.

The Sheep Sanctuary. The Sheep Sanctuary is located right in the middle of the busy Kea Farm market. There is a huge signage at the entrance with a cartoon sheep on it, chances of you missing them are next to none.

To visit The Sheep Sanctuary, you would need to pay an entrance fee of RM8 for adult and RM5 for children ages 4 - 12 years old. The entrance fee also includes a small box of food for you to feed the sheep. Once you have purchased the tickets, you need to go down a steep slope behind the counter, and down further by stairs to reach the Land of the Sheep.

My advice is to come to here early in the morning and park your car at the Kea Farm open carpark opposite The Sheep Sanctuary. Parking rate is RM3 flat rate per day. The whole area is a bustling market where you can buy strawberries, vegetables and even street food, such as Brocolli Tempura, Deep Fried Mushrooms and Chocolate-Dipped Strawberries

Overall experience after visit to Cameron highland it was amazing. If you look to have a short trip in Malaysia, Must choose.