Carnation Park Holiday Apartment

How to Get There

By Road
Cameron Highlands is about 280km from Kuala Lumpur. The quickest route is by the North-South Expressway , making exit at Tapah. From Tapah you will hit the winding road (about 50km) to Cameron Highlands , rest assured you that the road condition is good .

The road winds its way up through fascinating jungle scenery. The ascent is gradual with the drops in temperature indicates how high you are. The flora of the tropics undergo a subtle and pleasant change with tumbling waterfalls, gurgling mountain streams, giant tropical trees rising majestically towards the sky, bamboo forest and hillside villages belonging to the Semai, members of the Semoi group of "Orang Asli".

By Coaches / Taxies
Coach travel is one of the most convenient and economical way to Cameron Highlands .
A number of companies provide regular, efficient express and tourist coach services to and from Kuala Lumpur, Penang and Singapore . Alternatively you can also take a cab from Ipoh or Tapah

All our apartments have 3 bedrooms (master bedroom with bathroom attached) , living hall , dining hall , , kitchen (full cooking facilities) , bathroom with toilet , and balcony . All apartments are equipped with hot and cold running water, remote-controlled colour TV with ASTRO (satellite TV) , refrigerator, cooking utensils , mahjong table (mahjong not provided) and offer spacious comfort and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains .

Like most holiday resorts in Malaysia, the Cameron Highlands have "Off" and "Peak" seasons. The later is during public holidays, the mid-year and the year-end school holidays and in these months, it is advisable to book your accommodation well in advance.

Hiking
If you're fit and nature lover , a trip to the mountains should be on the agenda. The peak of Gunung Brinchang at 2030 metres offer magnificent panoramic views of the highlands .

Maps are available for the most of the routes , guide is recommended .

Trekking
There are many interesting jungle walks in Cameron Highlands. Some are just a short gentle stroll and others a half-day track for the very fit. Two of them lead to the popular Parit Waterfall and Robinson Waterfall near Tanah Rata. Maps showing the trails are available at most of the shops and most hotels.

Tea plantations
Tea plantations is one of the must-see features of Cameron Highlands. You can visit the factories to see the process of tea production and some have shops where you can drink and buy tea. The view overlooking the plantations are beautiful, perfect for the picture album.

Fruit and vegetable farms
Fruit and vegetable farms are located throughout the highlands. Most farms allow visitors in and you can also buy them fresh on-site. The most interesting ones can be found along the Boh Tea Estate road at Habu and in the area surrounding the Equatorial Hotel after Brinchang .

Flower and plant nurseries
Cameron Highlands is Malaysia's leading producer of fresh flowers. At the flower gardens and nurseries, be dazzled with the mix of colors and species being grown here. Most nurseries allow visitors to view their vvarious varieties.

Markets
The market is a good place to look for everything under one roof. The main markets are located in Kea Farm , a night market (on Saturday) comes alive in Brinchang offering an abundance of fruits, flowers, vegetables and souvenirs.