After reaching to Cameron Highland we will be stopping at Bharat Tea or Cameron Valley for a sip of Tea and some dessert such like scones and cakes.

Big Red Strawberry Farm is a agrotourism park growing hydroponic strawberries and organic vegetables. Perched on a steep hill slope overlooking Brinchang, the centre is accessible by road from Star Regency Hotel, marked by large signboards from town. Once at the foothill, the entrance is located right next to Cactus Valley. Starting from the main entrance, visitors will climb up some steps to a koi fountain, flower nursery and mini petting zoo filled mostly with rabbits. The walkway then leads through the strawberry farm where self-picking for purchase is allowed. Finally, the walk ends at a cafe and shop where fresh strawberries and other local products may be purchased.

The Agro Market is a unique blend of tourism, shopping, dining, leisure, and local produce. It is a microcosm of Cameron Highlands tourism, meeting all your sightseeing needs. This is a must-see on any trip to Cameron Highlands. Here, you can relax, immerse yourself in nature’s splendour, wonder at the beauty of blooms, and experience a whole new level of enjoyment.

Sungai Palas Garden is a tea plantation located in Brinchang about 5km north from town or 2km away from Kea Farm Market. Owned and managed by Boh Tea, it complements their main estate at Habu in Ringlet, featuring its very own tea centre, visitor gallery and show factory. Likewise, the Sungai Palas tea garden is also shut up within its own isolated valley away from the main road. The road in begins at left after the Butterfly Garden, with a large signboard that clearly indicates the way. After short but windy stretch, the view breaks into a magnificent panorama of vast tea fields stretched across the valley and slopes. Follow the road right from the signboard until the end; the Sungai Palas Boh Tea Centre is perched on top a small hill. Our driver will park the car and then travellers have tonwalk up by paved road, or trail through a tea garden that climbs across the slope. Facing the tea centre is a garden area planted with lilies, cannas and flowering shrubs; visitors often relax here under the shade of small oak trees. The tea centre itself is a spacious complex with fancy bits of modern architecture and design. From the entrance, a cafe sits left with an overhanging platform for viewing scenery, while right leads through through an exhibition gallery, past the Boh'Ria tea shop, next a video room, and finally ending at a small museum and garden area. An old factory for tea production still functions at the back; it's open to visitors just like the main Boh tea estate. IF TRAVELERS BOOK ON MONDAY THIS TRIP WILL BE SKIP BECAUSE THE FACTORY ARE CLOSE ON MONDAY