Ee Feng Gu Bee Farm — Attraction in Pahang

Thanks to this dude who gave my dad a terrible day, don't give excuses like 'aww, I misheard the word of toilet to exit' which end up caused my dad incontinence, 厕所 “ce suo” and 出口 “chu kou”. Does it even sound similar to you? Fooling a 7x year old man very fun ha? Making him losing his dignity very fun ha? That day I didn't make it big is because of my little nephew around Despite this trash, the entrance lady very kind and helpful, please do support her Bro, kindly remember karma will strike u back in future :)

Reply to owner HAH, refer back to cctv? My dad got the information from the entrance lady where she told him the toilet at lower floor, but then after he went down he couldn't find it so he ASKED ur male staff who he told my dad it's above, then he literally cried and ask the entrance lady where is the toilet who she's very kind enough direct lead my dad to the toilet even her legs is not well, but, it's just too late.

When a male's dignity got trashed like that, won't he felt angry?

Oh Cool, if my dad really can find the toilet will he still incontinence himself at his own pant? Walk straight to toilet area without asking, hah, thumb up to u

ooo just saw the owner post the video, First video is the lady lead him AFTER that dude told him the have to go upfloor, second video is he passed by but he can't find the toilet, where is the video between the first and the second? Kindly post the Full video without editing, i do believe this incident duration just within 10~20mins, so just upload YouTube and share the link here, then let see he got ask or not :)

To: Al-Mu'adh bin Aqib " try to help to your father say thay maybe i hear your father say something when your wife come to ask me.. but Mr Luis Tzx no even forgive and post to google.. " if you are the Dude, okay, want to ask, did u even response anything toward my mom's question? she asked very politely right? nope, u said nothing, all just the aunty beside u trying to justify you by saying "oh maybe he heard wrongly" then my dad straight loose himself and straight curse you, Dont u deserve it? 厕所 “ce suo” and 出口 “chu kou” ? same? And if u straight apologise to him, will I still here to give such review? 'not even to forgive' hah what a joke

Nvm, I do believe karma will strike back hard, wish u and the dude have a lovely day :)

and you are welcome to sue me for defamation if u felt i making up the story, am really having mood to...

Overall: They are undergoing renovation. It is open and you can walk around the gardens, but the main attraction is 3 levels of shops. This has the potential to be a nice place, so visit and support them. However it's not great right now.

Main attraction: There are, indeed, bees here. It seems to be a working bee farm with many hives. You can go down 3 levels of steps (no ramp, no lift) to walk around their garden and see the hives. Garden entry is free. The gardens are nice, but some bits are clearly old (with tarnished plastic sculptures of bees) whilst other bits are being planted now.

Side attractions: 3 levels of shops selling everything honey-related. They even do 'tasters' for RM1-2 in little straws (great for business, terrible for plastic trash). I bought some honey to support the cause and it was very nice. Really nothing else. Its a shame - I would have paid RM5-10 for a tour with some info about bees, honey and their operation. They could make some money this way and speed up the renovations. Then a small paid entrance with a small paid tour would get this place online.

Problems: (1) Info. This is walk around a garden where there happen to be bees. You won't learn anything here. (2) Access. If you can't manage 3-4 levels of steps then don't go. (3) In progress. They are planting new gardens and opening new walkways now. Be patient whilst...

A must-stop whenever visiting Genting Highlands. Ee Feng Gu Bee Farm offers a relaxing break from the tourist crowds with free entry and plenty of photo spots.

🍯 What I Liked: • ✅ Free entrance — no tickets needed, just walk in and enjoy. • ✅ Bee farm walkthrough – short trail where you can see live bees and educational info on how honey is made. • ✅ Honey shop – lots of varieties, from wild honey to royal jelly. You can taste-test before buying. • ✅ Mini garden area – lots of flowers, butterflies, and cute photo spots for kids and families. • ✅ Souvenir market – affordable snacks, souvenirs, and fresh strawberries from nearby farms.

💡 Tips: • 🌞 Go early morning or late afternoon when it’s cooler. • 🛍️ The honey prices are fair, starting around RM25 for smaller bottles. Beekeepers are happy to explain differences between wild honey vs. stingless bee honey. • 📸 Bring your camera — the views from the top level of the garden are surprisingly nice!

⚠️ Minor Things: • Parts of the farm are a bit dated, but it’s still clean and well-kept. • Some walking involved with stairs, but nothing too tiring.

📍 Summary:

A fun, quick stop with free entry, fresh honey, and pretty garden vibes. Great for a 30–45 minute visit, especially if you enjoy local products and easy sightseeing. Worth visiting if...