How to go to Cameron Highlands

The Cameron Highlands is situated in Pahang, West Malaysia. It is approximately 250 km from klia2 airport. Currently, there is no direct bus from klia2 to Cameron Highlands.

Buses to Cameron Highlands are available at:

You can take the Star Shuttle at the klia2 airport to go to Puduraya Bus Terminal. Or just take the Skybus to go to KL Sentral.

Once you are at the Cameron Highlands, check out some exciting activities to do. Check out hotels on promations at the Cameron Highlands.

Bus Ticket Counters at Puduraya Bus Terminal / Pudu Sentral

The journey time to Cameron Highlands is about 3 hours 30 minutes and the bus fare is RM35.00 one way.

Bus Schedule to Cameron Highlands
10:30AM / 11:30AM / 2:00PM / 4:30PM

Pacific Ekspress Ticket Counter at Pudu Sentral

Bus Schedule to Cameron Highlands
8:30AM / 10:30AM / 12:30PM / 3:30PM

Unititi Express Ticket Counter at Pudu Sentral

Bus Ticket Counters at KL Sentral

Bus Operator	Location	Schedule
Unititi Express Online booking	KL Sentral >> Cameron Highlands	8:30AM / 10:30AM / 1:00PM

Cameron Highlands

The Cameron Highlands is one of Malaysia’s most extensive hill stations. It covers an area of 712km², about the size of Singapore, At an elevation from 1135m to 1829m above sea level, it is also the highest point in Malaysia accessible by road with Gunung Brinchang 2031m above the sea.

During the day, the temperature seldom rises above 25°C; at night, it can drop to as low as 12°C.

The resort is made up of eight neighbourhoods. The three townships are Ringlet, Tanah Rata and Brinchang.

The five settlements are the Bertam Valley, Kea Farm, Tringkap, Kuala Terla and Kampung Raja. All are separated from one another by a considerable distance.

The most popular towns of the retreat are Tanah Rata and Brinchang. They are about 4 km apart.

Activities on Cameron Highlands

There are many attractions such as flower nurseries, lavender garden, Cameron Highland’s Agro Technology Park (MARDI), the Mossy forest, Time Tunnel gallery, vegetable farms, cactus farms for you to explore.

Hiking – The Cameron Highlands are filled with lots of great hiking trails. Trekking through the jungle is one of the favourite things to do as you will feel like you have walked into an enchanted forest in a fairy tale. Picture credits: sheknows

Boh Tea Plantation – In Cameron Highlands, you can sit in a cafe over looking the most gorgeous vista of rolling emerald hills while drinking a cup of tea made from leaves that were handpicked from that very plantation. Picture credits: panduanwisata

Strawberry Farms – The strawberry farms at the Cameron Highlands serve lots of different strawberry treats including strawberries and yogurt, strawberry muffins, strawberry sundaes and strawberry smoothies. Picture credits: touncertaintyandbeyond

Night Market – The Night Market is a popular shopping attraction among visitors that occurs every Friday and Saturday in Brinchang town, starting from early evening till late night. Picture credits: cameronhighland

Insect Farms – The Butterfly Farm is located about 3km north of Brinchang on the main road. There are also little frilled lizards, frogs, giant horned beetles, bright green snakes and others. Picture credits: prunenurture

Honey Bee Farms – In Cameron Highlands, there are apiaries in Habu, Brinchang and Kea Farm where honey, bee pollen and royal jelly, is collected and bottled to be sold in markets and specialty shops. Picture credits: cameronhighlands

Accommodations on Cameron Highlands

Many hotels in the Cameron Highlands are nestled atop a hill of thousands meters above sea level offering magnificent views of lush green valleys, terraced farms, rolling hills and majestic mountains.