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Malaysia Highland Retreats
Hillside, Mountains, Highlands
Appreciate the cool escape offered from our highland townships. Far from the hot, tropical climate, these destinations allow you to experience moderate-climate weather and breathe refreshing, cold mountain air. ![]() Cameron HighlandsPeaking at 2,000 meters above sea-level, Cameron Highlands in Pahang resonates with the beauty and coolness of spring season, similar to that of a moderate-climate country.Roses grow abundantly here, a paradox in this hot and humid country. And just like the flowers, the people of Cameron’s three main townships; Ringlet, Tanah Rata and Brinchang, beam with a radiant fairness, the effects of basking in pure mountain air each day. (Read more ...)![]() Fraser's HillAt 1,500 meters above sea-level, Fraser’s Hill was founded by James Louis Fraser in the early nineties who mysteriously disappeared during a trip up the hill one day. It was used almost exclusively by British colonists as a retreat from the sweltering heat below.Today, Fraser’s Hill is no longer an expatriate community but a bustling town filled with colourful sights and people. (Read more ...)
Berjaya HillsBerjaya Hills (formerly known as Bukit Tinggi), at 800 meters above sea-level, brims with international culture. Enjoy freshly-baked baguettes from La Flamme Sidewalk Deli in the French Colmar Village or enjoy a bath at the Japanese Tatami Spa. You can also experience a traditional Japanese tea ceremony or feed koi in the Japanese village. (Read more ...)
Genting HighlandsGenting Highlands is the second highest of the highlands, peaking at 1,800 meters above sea-level. Every night, businessmen and tourists throng Genting to try their luck at blackjack, roulette and one-armed-bandits in the country’s only casino. On weekends, families head up to the amusement park for fun rides and to enjoy a quick dose of fresh mountain air. (Read more ...) |










