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Welcome to Malaysia's cool highland resorts. Located on the main mountain ranges of Peninsular Malaysia and the states of Sabah and Sarawak, these charming highland resorts beckon those seeking respite from the dust and heat of tropical lowland.
Located at heights above 1000m and with daily temperatures averaging 16 to 21 Celcius , Malaysia's highland resorts offer fantastic views of pristine green forests and blue mountains as far as the eye can see, fresh and invigorating mountain air, breathtaking flowers to admire and fascinating birdlife not seen elsewhere.
Visit vegetable or strawberry farms, try jungle treks through unique mountain forests, see the Orang Asli natives at their natural best, or just enjoy an English-styled tea or steaming Asian fare as nipping evening breeze gets you prepared for a cosy night under warm blankets.
The hill retreats of Malaysia range in size from the tiny resorts of Bukit Larut and Gunung Jerai to the seemingly endless expanse of cultivated mountains and hills in Cameron Highlands. These charming places promise the special experience, which no visitors to the country can afford to miss. |
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1. Cameron Highlands, Pahang
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This is Malaysia's green bowl supplying vegetables to the major cities of the country and also to Singapore.
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2. Mount Jerai, Kedah
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Gunung Jerai is the highest point in this northern part of the peninsula. There is a little hill resort at the top which can be accessed by a 13km road. The mountain has ideal trekking routes with fascinating waterfalls, plants and birds to be seen.
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3. Mount Kinabalu/Kinabalu Park, Sabah
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The park is known for the abundance and diversity of its plant life with over 1,200 species of flora and fauna. It was gazetted to preserve the valuable natural heritage encompassed within the mountains and its natural environment.
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4. Bukit Tinggi (Tinggi Hill), Pahang
A hill retreat area with several resorts. Bukit Tinggi is a hill retreat area with several resorts taking advantage of the cool, fresh country air that pervades the area.
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5. Genting Highlands, Pahang
Genting Highlands located at an elevation of 2,000 metres above sea level is one of the most developed hill resorts in Malaysia and is popular with many local and foreign visitors.
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6. Fraser's Hill, Pahang
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Named after adventurer Louis James Fraser, Fraser's Hill is a thriving highland resort on the Titiwangsa Range. With enviable tranquility and simple charm, it captivates tourists effortlessly.
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7. Puteri Waterfall, Johor
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It is Johor's highest mountain and offers visitors crystal clear rivers and breathtaking waterfalls amidst tranquility, in an unspoilt environment.
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8. Lojing Highlands, Kelantan
It is located at Cameron Highlands' footsteps. Ideal for planting fruits like persimmon and honey oranges. Its mild climate and cool air makes it a popular holiday retreat.
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