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Pahangcameron Highland river- CHL3D02 3 Days / 2 Nights Pahang Cameron Highland (Experience of close to nature) Situated at an altitude of 1,524 metres above sea level in the Titiwangsa Mountains, the main peninsula in Pahang, Cameron Highlands is the largest Highland Resort in Malaysia and the smallest county in Pahang.Cameron Highlands has nine urban and rural areas, ranging from south to North in order of Ringlet, Bertam Valley, Tanah Rata, Brinchang, Kea Farm, Tringkap, Kuala Terla, Kampung Rajaand Blue Valley.And Tanah Rata ,Brinchang, Meilan village and Tringkap are best known as most of the attractions here.Tanah Lot is a township,all government departments and commercial institutions are located in the town. *Term & Conditions Apply & Conditions *Term Product created by BP Holiday / Designed by Chun Hui Updated by 13JUN2020 Itinerary 3D2N Cameron Highland Leisure Tour (Departure from: Kuala Lumpur / Penang) Day 1 KL/ Penang – Cameron Highland Meet in the morning at a designated location for a long-awaited trip to Cameron. There are 450 different varieties of roses, other flowers, such as honeysuckle, Camellia, gerbera, etc. can be found here. Big Red Strawberry Farm Raju Hill is the best reputation of a garden in addition to strawberries, cacti, flowerbeds and so on for you to enjoy. The on-site restaurant also sells a variety of strawberry desserts and drinks. After lunch [butterfly garden] although not large, but the inside of the green leaf red-necked Papilio is really everyone rushed to the pilgrimage. After checking in at the hotel, take a break in the hotel. Dinner is served at Brinchang night market (only on Fridays and Saturdays). Day 2 Mossy Forest － Tea Garden (B/-/-) Meet in the hotel lobby in the morning and head to the Moss Forest at Gunung Brinchang and Gunung Irau on Cameron Highlands. The forest rises above the clouds, and the mist and moisture generated by the clouds make the forest full of moss and Moss. The whole feeling is like a fantasy movie "The Lord of the Ring", "Harry Potter", "The Hobbit" like! Then head to the top floor of the Tea Garden on the hill of BOH TEH, where you can see a whole piece of tea garden. there is also a restaurant where you can enjoy a cup of tea while enjoying the beautiful scenery. The tea garden covers an area of 465 hectares, named after the oldest tea garden. There is also an introduction to how BOH is made for tourists. The sun drenched, the mountains and fields of green and moist soil breath, suddenly feel the soul is very peaceful. Day 3 Morning Market － Kuala Lumpur / Penang (B/-/-) Wake up naturally in the morning! This morning the market did the final shopping sprint, twist things, heart satisfied, smiling away from Cameron Highlands. Stopover in Ipoh for guests to dine. After returning to sweet hometown. *Sequence of itinerary subject to local arrangement**Image Shown are for illustration purposes only* Ground Arrangement – MYR Twin / Triple Room Share (Per Adult) 04 06 Top Up Igloo House 1N (Per Room Per Night) 850 720 + RM 250 – RM 300 *Subjected to Hotel Availability, Price will be advise before Place booking* Remarks: 1. Includes 2 Nights 3-star accommodation, tickets to attractions in the itinerary, 3days car with a driver and guide. 2. In the Mossy Forest, if you need to arrange an independent tour instructor, an additional RM160/4 person; RM90/6 person. 3. Additional Rm130 / room / night is required for check-in date on the eve of public holiday, public holiday, long weekend. river- CHL3D02 三天/ 两夜 彭亨 金马伦高原 (亲近茶色果香之旅) 金马 伦高原坐落在彭亨州内半岛主干山脉蒂蒂汪沙山脉海拔 1524 米的高处，是马来西亚最大的高原度假胜地，也 是 彭亨州最小的县区。金马伦高原拥有九个市区与乡村，由南到北顺序为冷力{Ringlet}，巴登威利{Bertam Valley} ，丹那拉打{Tanah Rata}，不兰璋{Brinchang}，美兰村{Kea Farm}，直冷甲{Tringkap}，瓜拉特拉{Kuala Terla}，甘榜拉惹{Kampung Raja}及蓝谷{Blue Valley}。又与丹那拉打(Tanah Rata) ，不兰璋(Brinchang)，美兰村 及直冷甲最为游客所知，因为大多数的景点都在此。丹那拉打更是乡镇，所有的政府部门及商业机构都设于此镇。 *Term & Conditions Apply & Conditions *Term Product created by BP Holiday / Designed by Chun Hui Updated by 13JUN2020 行程表 3 天 2 夜 畅游金马伦 （出发地点：吉隆坡／槟城） 第一天 吉隆坡／槟城 – 金马伦 早上在指定地点集合往金马伦出发期待已久的旅程。抵达后先前往【玫瑰山庄】这里拥有 450 种品种各异 的玫瑰，其他花朵，像金银花、山茶花、非洲菊等都可以在这里找得到。有精巧的 石雕塑，使环境显得别 有意思，陶醉在花的怀抱还没醒呢～就抵达第二个景点区【Big Red Strawberry Farm Raju Hill】是口碑最 好的一家，园内除了草莓、仙人掌、花圃等让你欣赏。 农场内的餐厅也有销售各种草莓甜品和饮料。午餐 后【蝴蝶园】虽然不大，但是里面的翠叶红 颈凤蝶确是大家都争相来朝圣。前往酒店办理入住手续后，在 酒店内稍为休息一会。晚餐就在 【Brinchang 夜市】（只限每逢星期五和六）寻找美食填饱肚子，同时也 有售卖各种新鲜水果 蔬菜，来到了就不要错过哦！ 第二天 苔藓森林 － 茶园 (早/-/-) 早上集合在酒店大堂，一起前往【苔藓森林】位于金马伦高原的 Gunung Brinchang 和 Gunung Irau。 这座森林高越云层，云朵所产生的雾气与湿气让森林处处长满了苔 藓，也因此这里形成了隐藏着有如仙境 般如梦如幻的奇妙场景。整个感觉有如奇幻电影 《The Lord of the Ring》，《Harry Potter》，《The Hobbit》似的！然后往 BOH TEH 山上的茶园顶楼，可以看到一整片的茶园，园内还有餐厅，可以让您一边 品茶， 一边欣赏美丽风景。茶园占地 465 公顷，以最古老的茶园为名。 这里也有为游客介绍 BOH 如何制 造。阳光普照，漫山遍野的绿色加上湿润的泥土气息，忽然觉得心灵很安 宁。 第三天 早集市 － 吉隆坡／槟城 (早/-/-) 早上睡到自然醒！今早上集市做最后购物的冲刺，拧着东西，心里满足的，微笑着离 开金马伦高原。中途 停留在怡保让客人用餐。之后返回甜蜜的家乡。。。 *行程顺序视当地安排而定与所示图片仅供参考* Ground Arrangement – MYR Twin / Triple Room Share (Per Adult) 04 06 Top Up Igloo House 1N (Per Room Per Night) 850 720 + RM 250 – RM 300 *依照酒店安排，价格稍有调动，订购前会给予最终的付费* 备注: 1. 含 2 晚三星级住宿，行程上的景点门票，3 天用车含一位司机兼导。 2. 苔藓森林内,若需安排独立团讲解员,另补 RM160/4 人团;RM90/6 人团。 3. 若入住日期遇上公共假期前夕,公共假期,长周末,需另补 Rm130/间/晚。 .
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