Introduce of Cameron highland

 

History of Cameron Highland

In 1929, John Archibald Russell (son of the then British Governor-General) developed tea cultivation here until World War Two. In 1957, Cameron Highlands was transferred to the Government of the Federation of Malaya.

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Tea cultivation on Cameron Highlands(from Wikipedia)

The climate of Cameron Highlands

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Cameron Highlands is one of the few places in Malaysia that has a tropical highland climate. The average annual temperature is about 18°C, and it often ranges from 15°C to 25°C throughout the year.

Due to its good natural environment and cool climate, Cameron Highlands has become a famous holiday destination in Malaysia.

The most visited places are tea gardens, gardens, vegetable gardens, strawberry gardens, bee gardens, butterfly gardens, and cactus worlds.