its just a small climb up the hill to the BOH Tea Visitior Center from the carpark. Up here, you will find a museum and a factory on how Tea Leaves are processed. There is a restaurant serving all sort of BOH Tea, just don't ask for Coffee here. There is also a Retail Store for all things Tea. I'm... More

This was part of a packaged tour that we took so we had a driver take us and other families to the Boh plantation and factory. The scenery is great and the tea delicious. They have a factory that you can visit, a mini museum and of course a shop to buy tea to drink there and tea to take... More

Get a cup of tea and a piece of scone to enjoy a breathtaking panorama view!!

The Management must seriously train the tea counter staff. They lack the service level expected at an award-winning Boh Tea plantation observation deck! While the scenery, decor are nice, I can't say the same for the poorly-trained staff.

Always happy to seat at the Tea Shop to drink tea and chat with friends while enjoying the scenic view and cool weather.For quiet time,try to avoid visiting on Saturdays and Sundays.Best time is in the morning.Opens from 8.30am - 5.30pm There is also a free video clip & guided factory tour for those interested. The downside is how to... More

Good to see the process of Leaves to Tea, not sure how realistic this really is, but guess it's the basic pprocessing you are looking at. Nice spot for the cuppa you have to have, toilets & shop. (Take your Toilet Paper, there's never any in Malaysia).

The scenery is beautiful with lots of tea leaves to look at. Scones are overpriced at RM8 per piece which is nothing to shout about. Tea is indeed 'smoother' than those sold in packets

Before this I saw beautiful photos were shared by friend on this place. I thought this would be a wonderful place to enjoy the scenic view with touch of nature. A city person would not know how and where the fresh tea comes from. I meant as in real thing. I really enjoy viewing the GREEN landscape while climbing to... More

Beautiful place, has to be part of a trip to the Cameron Highlands. The tour could have been better – it was very hard to hear the guide. Take the time to go up to the view point. The views are amazing. Tea in the café is lovely and inexpensive.