Cameron Bharat Plantation Sdn Bhd — Restaurant in Pahang

In 1885, a British surveyor of the then British Malaya, William Cameron led an expedition into the main mountain range of the peninsular's interior where he discovered “a plateau with gentle slopes shut in by loftier mountains” Although unmapped at that time the area was often referred to as Cameron Highlands, “where a good sanatorium might be founded” as a cool resort of health and pleasure. However it wasn't until 1925 when Sir George Maxwell had the area developed as a hill station, allowing for recreational areas, residential sites and agricultural development. Shuparshad & Sons, grocers and transporters to the Cameron Highlands since 1913 were one of the oldest pioneering business establishments that helped in the social and economic development of the Camerons. From grocers and transporters to property developers and tea planters, the business first established by the young Mr. Shuparshad has evolved and transformed through three generations of the family into a group, now known as the Bharat Group of Companies Companies whose home is the Cameron Highlands. Till today the family of Shuparshad still lives in Cameron Highlands. The Chairman of the Group, Dato Brijkishore, is the son of Mr. Shuparshad. Cameron Bharat Plantations, purveyors of Cameron Valley with 1,620 acres of tea plantations developed with painstaking care and nurtured in harmony with the climate, soil conditions and environmental quality of the highlands produces the finest and most distinctive teas. Visitors to the Cameron Highlands will see the most breathtaking and panoramic view of one of the tea estates from the main road as they approach Tanah Rata in the Highlands. See and enjoy the cool highland home of Cameron Valley in...

Not worth it at all! We went to the BOH plantation the day before (that was lacking also but you got to see tea production as it’s an actual factory through glass windows so better than here) but this place just not worth it. We even had a cup of (expensive) tea after and it was disgusting. They just made the green tea for us it didn’t even come with a teabag or tea leaves like you’d expect. We paid extra for the buggy and just no point don’t even visit here, especially on the weekend it...

A must-do in cameron highlands is a visit to a tea plantation. A stroll up and down the valley and a cup to strong tea anyway you like it at the end of your trip is recommended. A tram helps you make this visit easier if you are challenged. Ask for a stronger cup of tea if you are a tea drinker - they will oblige happily. If you're looking for an economical cuppa tea, try the souvenier shop. Lol. The only put off was that there were mosquitoes at the plantation...