CAMERON HIGHLANDS 2D1N TOUR 金马伦2天1夜游

Tour description

DAY 1: Sam Poh Temple -A revered shrine in Malaysia, houses a colossal Buddhist statue commemorating General Zheng He. It's now known as "Three Treasures Ten Thousand Buddhas Temple" for its 10,000 Buddha statues. The Sheep Sanctuary -There are about 30 large and small sheep in the small sheep farm. If you want them get close to you, you need to pour the provided feed into your hand. Please note that the sheep will urinate randomly. You can also have the ice-cold popsicle. Rose Valley -It's located on a slightly higher mountain. Due to ideal climate conditions at high altitudes, the plants here are all diverse and natural. There are roses of all shapes, colors, and sizes. Big Red Strawberry farm -The farm has a cafe, travelers can taste their strawberry cake & juice. *Participants can only pick ripe strawberries. Flora Park -Here became famous overnight after a photo that went viral on social media of a bright white staircase filled with light purple flowers. They also offer a charming picnic package (food not included and depends on season)\ Time Tunnel -This unique museum consists of 8 exhibition halls, which contain nearly a thousand common items from the old days of Malaysia (including items from Japanese colonial period). DAY 2: Argo Market -The majestic mountains standing in front of you give your taste buds and vision a double pleasure. Also there is a wealth of dining options here, including Malay & Chinese food. Cactus Valley -It covers a vast area and is home to a large number of various types of cactus. The varieties are colorful, strange in shape and size, and are all rare species. Some even grow flowers. Lavender Garden -There are 20 kinds of flowers planted in the garden. When enter the door, you can see a flower field made up of purple, red, and yellow flowers. Adventurous Atv -When you get here you can rent an ATV to ride and enter the tea plantation itself to reach the top. Travelers can choose between ATVs or four-wheel-drive jeeps to ascend the slopes. Aboriginal People Village -Travelers can visit the Aboriginal people of Malaysia (Orang Asli in Malay). They would sell their wares on the roadside –herbs, stinky beans, rattan craft...