[MALAYSIA] Cameron Highlands - Strawberry Farm and Bee Farm


If you are planning a trip to Cameron Highlands, you likely already have "strawberries" and "honey" on your list. For a truly authentic experience, head to Raju’s Hill Strawberry Farm and Ee Feng Gu Bee Farm. Both are located near the bustling Kea Farm market, making them the perfect "double feature" for a morning adventure.

[MALAYSIA] Cameron Highlands - Green View Garden


The Cameron Highlands are famous for their rolling tea plantations and cool, refreshing climate. But beyond the iconic tea estates lies a vibrant agro-tourism destination that offers something for the whole family: Green View Garden. If you're looking for a peaceful retreat, a fun family outing, or simply a dose of nature's beauty, Green View Garden is a must-visit stop on your Cameron Highlands itinerary.

[MALAYSIA] Lost World Hot Springs & Night Park: Your Ultimate After-Dark Escape in Ipoh


If you thought the adventure at Sunway Lost World of Tambun ended when the sun set, think again! The real magic begins after dark at the Lost World Hot Springs & Night Park. Set against the backdrop of majestic, 400-million-year-old limestone hills in Ipoh, this park transforms into a glowing, mystical wonderland that offers a perfect blend of relaxation, enchantment, and adventure.

[MALAYSIA] Perak - Kellie’s Castle


Kellie's Castle is is a popular tourist attraction in Perak, known for its unique architecture, tragic history, and a reputation for being haunted. Situated near Batu Gajah, this unfinished mansion is a must-see for its unique architecture and compelling backstory. 

[MALAYSIA] Gua Tempurung


Located near Gopeng, lies an extraordinary natural wonder that beckons adventurers: Gua Tempurung, which translates to "Coconut Shell Cave" due to the shape of its five gigantic domes. Known as one of the longest and most spectacular limestone caves in Peninsular Malaysia, this ancient cavern system offers an unforgettable journey into the heart of the earth. The cave system runs for nearly 4.5 kilometres, though approximately 1.9 kilometres are accessible to the public, offering a variety of exploration levels suitable for all types of adventurers.