Perched at 1,628 meters above sea level, surrounded by majestic mountains and gentle undulating valleys, the Equatorial Cameron Highlands is the only resort situated at the highest point of the highland. The cool atmosphere and fresh air in the Highlands makes a prefect getaway from the hot weather of the lowlands. Kea Farm, Brinchang 39100 Cameron Highlands Pahang Malaysia Simpang Pulai is one of the three exit points leading into Ipoh and another alternative route to Cameron Highlands. Quickest way is to take the North-South Expressway. From Kuala Lumpur, one just need to drive North and from Penang, just drive South till you reach Simpang Pulai and get off at Exit 137. When you turn off at Exit 137, you will reach Simpang Pulai Toll Booth and right ahead of you is a traffic light which you need to make a right turn. Right after the right turn, you will reach another traffic light (four junction traffic light), make a right turn from there and you are now on the one and only road up the Highlands. Drive on the scenic road all the way up till you reach a T-junction with a signage indicating to turn right for Brichang. Make a right turn from there and drive all the way up till you reach Equatorial Cameron Highlands which is on your left. The total drive from Kuala Lumpur to the resort should take you about 2hrs 45mins. No additional charge for children aged 12 and below when sharing parent's room with no extra bed required. (Conditions apply during peak season and special promotions) Complimentary covered and open air parking available.
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Situated at approximately 1,000 m above sea level in the Cameron Highlands, about 200 km north of Malaysia's capital - Kuala Lumpur. Set in an area dubbed “The Valley of Eternal Spring”, this Tudor-style country house, backed by state reserve forests, sits atop a hill overlooking the Sultan Abu Bakar Lake. All 18 guest rooms and its facilities were refurbished in May 2005 with comfortable duvets, new draperies and carpets, retiled bathrooms with bigger vanity area, antique table fan in rooms, television with cable channels in common rooms. The Lakehouse 30th Mile Ringlet 39200 Cameron Highlands Pahang DarulMakmur Cameron Highlands, which occupies the northwestern part of the state of Pahang, is Malaysia's largest and most popular hill resort. It is about 3 hours drive from Kuala Lumpur. The Lakehouse is situated at approximately 1,000 m above sea level in the Cameron Highlands, about 200 km north of Malaysia's capital - Kuala Lumpur. Set in an area dubbed the The Valley of Eternal Spring , this Tudor-style The Lakehouse 30th Mile Ringlet 39200 Cameron Highlands Pahang DarulMakmur Cameron Highlands, which occupies the northwestern part of the state of Pahang, is Malaysia's largest and most popular hill resort. It is about 3 hours drive from Kuala Lumpur. The Lakehouse is situated at approximately 1,000 m above sea level in the Cameron Highlands, about 200 km north of Malaysia's capital - Kuala Lumpur. Set in an area dubbed the The Valley of Eternal Spring , this Tudor-style country house, backed by state reserve forests, sits atop a hill overlooking the Sultan Abu Bakar Lake. A short distance from the towns of Tanah Rata and Ringlet, it is within close proximity to many key attractions. One extra bed is complimentary for children below 12 years sharing room with parents Complimentary covered car park
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