Cameron Highlands Photo Gallery

Cameron Highlands - Amalgamation of many rounds of Visits

Above are Orang Asli (indigenous people) houses propped precariously on the hillside. In the foreground are bamboo trees - I should have picked some for wrapping joongs. Fruits like durians, plants like staghorn ferns and vegetables like petai (stinky beans) which they forage from the abundant jungle they call home are sold in shacks nearby. We've even seen them selling snakes.

We made a stop at Tanah Rata and one of the vendors (opposite the Lakehouse) asked us to try this jagung (sweet corn) RAW! Well, we've never eaten a raw corn before. This species was so sweet and bursting with juice...we'll definitely seek them out the next time.


Boh Tea Plantation

How I wish I could pack all this crisp, fresh air to bring home with me. Sigh

Blue Valley...where most of the vegetables in the KL markets come from. We always make more purchases than we need on our way home



Welcome to Mrs Robertson's rose garden...a sure stop in our itinerary because the caretaker always keeps rose cuttings for us.

The Flame of Fire rose wasn't well-taken, but I had to include her because she's so special. Apparently, she turns colours from yellow to light pink, then a deeper shade of pink.

Passionfruit Flower

We don't find morning glories of such intense colour downhill

Forget-me-nots. Indeed, the beauty of the flowers here will leave an everlasting memory for all of us.


An unusual chrysanthemum with spoon-shaped petals





Wow... Cactus ......