If you asked what I enjoyed best at Camerons, it has to be Sg Palas Boh Tea Farm.
Get it ? So good that we went there TWICE !!
It was long windy road uphill, then downhill to Sg Palas from main road off Brinchang town (after Equotorial). Need sensible driving skills to manouvre those bends and know when to give in and when to charge coz some bends are so narrow, we gotta lookout for oncoming cars and give way to them first). After some nailbiting moments (coz we were the very few cars gg to Boh estate while the many other cards were on their way out, we got there almost close to closing time).
BTW, the place is open till 4.30pm and closed on Mondays.
Beautiful serene place, away from the hustle, bustle of farmers and traders at Brinchang town.
Green, green and more greens, not a flower in sight. So pleasing to the eye.
View from the deck of Boh Cafe
Backtrack.. we parked our car some 200meters away and took the 'bush walk' . Be careful as it was raining and it was slippery. If you are going with old folks, better take the tar road up. Nevertheless, I really enjoyed the walk up with Amber. Hubs was busy taking photos of everyone while I minded the little one. Both of us used our umbrellas for support like 'tongkat' to guide us up.
This was before we reached the muddy path.
The cafe is decked out, perching above the tea bushes. If you are lucky enough to get a seat outdoors, you'll feel the lovely breeze and smell the tea plantation.
I'd still choose the bush walk up anytime, over the easy way up by car .
It was drizzling and Amber was most happy to fish out her little strawberry umbrella that BIL got for her from the pasar malam. While we were upset over the incessant rain or drizzles, she was happy.. haih...