Next we went Cactus Valley over at Brinchang, Cameron Highlands. RM4 per adult, boiboi managed to get in free. It's a huge place and lots of steps going up and down. Cactus Valley is divided into two sections. As you enter, on your right would be where the cactuses, apple trees, orange trees, pomelo trees etc are located where else on your right side, that's where all the flowers, shrubs and tomatoes are located. The lady owner told us that they will construct a bridge to connect both sides later on. Otherwise, it's pretty tiring climbing up and down.
Bird of Paradise.
Various shades of flower. It's a pity the proprieter did not put up names of the flowers.
The colourful gerberas... my fave flower.
Hydrangea in shades of lilac/pale blue and green or a mix of both.
Not sure of the name but they looked lovely hanging above our heads.
A type of bell flower.
Another species of bell flower.
Huge hibiscus!
Tomatoes
Orange Trees
Pomelo Trees
Strawberry patch.
Mini Apple Trees
Cameron Apple
Maple Tree
Ivy
Cameron Highlands Part 1: The Land of Work Horses
Cameron Highlands Part 2: Sam Poh Chi
Cameron Highlands Part 3: Heritage Hotel
Cameron Highlands Part 4: Rose Valley
Cameron Highlands Part 5: Bala's Holiday Chalet
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Wow, so many cactus and nice flowers. Cameron Highlands is really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHavent been there in ages. Wonder hows the weather ?
ReplyDeleteCactus Valley is awesome, isn't it? I also took lots of pics of flowers there!
ReplyDeleteyeah neo, have you been there?
ReplyDeletemike, during my trip, the mornings were great, not that cold but every afternoon it rained. drizzle mostly on evenings so it's wet and cold... superb!
yeah piggy, even Chen took loads of pics there. can't help it :p