Boh Tea Estate Habu, Pahang.

Amazing, this is one of the biggest tea farms in Malaysia. It’s not far from Kuala Lumpur or Penang . IMPORTANT suggestion, arrange a tour a day in advance or early morning. There’s no public transportation going to the farm. If you don’t have a car or scooter you can ask your hotel for Taxi driver contact which will be more expensive.Lots of tourists go there.I spent about 4 hours on traffic. According to the locals better go there early in the morning. Best way is to pay for a tour / rent your own scooter/ carNo entrance fee. plus you’ll get a free tour to the tea factory 7/10

The most well known tea plantation in Cameron Highlands is the Boh Tea Plantation. We were immediately struck by how vast this plantation is, covering about 465 hectares. Our guide explained some of the history of the plantation, which is still owned by the original British founders, and how the workers harvest and transport the tea leaves. There are cafes where we had lunch and drank tea while taking in beautiful views. There is also a large shop selling regional teas.

the classic boh tea estate in cameron highland, foods were on the pricier side but to it was good to have a hot cup of tea to warmth yourself from the cold

Boh Tea Estate Sungai Palas is a insta-worthy tourist spots in Cameron Highlands. Stunning scenery with cool weather & fresh air, enjoy the view while having tea & cakes, really chill and relax.

best bawa family tea time d sini

Boh Teh Habu is less well known as people prefer to go to Boh Sg Palas. The cafe also quite small but sell the same varieties of cakes and pastries and of course 🍵.