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Father’s Guesthouse
Lot 25, P.O Box. 90, 39007, Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands, Pahang Darul Makmur, MALAYSIA. Tel: Tel: - 012 - 5885454 / 05 - 4912484, Fax: 05 - 4915484, E-mail: - fathersonline@hotmail.com
 Guesthouse in Tanah Rata, Peaceful setting, surrounded by gardens & jungle on a private hill, RM10-100 phone: Tel: 012 - 5885454 / 05 - 4912484website: click here prices: accommodation in Nissen Huts: Dorm (single beds, not bunks) - RM10 Double RM30-RM40 Triple/Quad RM45-RM60 all shared facilities rooms in main building: Double, attached bathroom - RM80 Double, shared bathroom - RM50-60 Triple - RM70 ++ An additional surcharge of RM 10.00 per person will be imposed during School Holidays, Eve of Public Holidays, Public Holidays & peak season in July & August in all rooms in othe main house; |
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Butterfly Farm
The Butterfly Farm is located around the Kea Farm area north of Brinchang (town north of Tanah Ratah) showing, besides butterflies, a wide variety of plants, flowers, insects and reptiles. Best to to visit with an experienced guide otherwise you miss a lot of interesting things.
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Boh Tea Garden
Visitors center of the Boh tea estate south-east of Tanah Rata with impressive views over the tea estate, a cafe area and free tours of the tea factory every 30min until about 4pm.
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Boh Tea Garden
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Jackfruit (Nangka)
Jackfruit or Nangka, as it is locally known in Malay, is the largest tree borne fruit in the world. The jackfruit trees native to India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Phillipines and Sri Lanka but but also common in Malaysia, probably introduced by humans some time ago.The fruits can reach 36 kg in weight and up to 90 cm long and 50 cm in diameter.
Jackfruit or Nangka, as it is locally known in Malay, is the largest tree borne fruit in the world. The jackfruit trees native to India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Phillipines and Sri Lanka but but also common in Malaysia, probably introduced by humans some time ago.The fruits can reach 36 kg in weight and up to 90 cm long and 50 cm in diameter.
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