BOH Tea Plantation Sungai Palas is a must-see destination when visiting Malaysia. Established in 1929 by J.A. Russell, a visionary British businessman who saw the potential for tea cultivation in the area, this tea plantation is the largest and oldest in Malaysia. Situated on a mountainside 1,500 meters above sea level, the plantation enjoys a cool year-round climate and fertile soil, ideal for growing high-quality tea. This has led to the establishment becoming a renowned tea brand both in Malaysia and abroad.

The visitor center at BOH Tea Plantation is renowned for its glass balcony, known as "J.A.'s Balcony." Visitors can stand and admire the stunning tiered tea plantations and enjoy the unique scenery. It's also a great spot for photography, especially in the mornings when the soft light reflects the mist, creating a fairytale-like atmosphere.

Visitors can learn about BOH Tea and the traditional tea production process within the factory. Exhibits detail the history of tea and the equipment used in the production, providing a detailed understanding of the meticulous care and attention taken in producing each type of tea.

The atmosphere at Both Tea Plantation is tranquil, shady, and refreshing, perfect for relaxing and connecting with nature. Shop for premium teas from the boutique shop, which offers a wide variety of teas, or savor freshly brewed teas and delicious pastries, such as scones or cakes, at the nearby cafe on the viewpoint. This completes the experience. BOH Tea plantations have also expanded their cafes into "Tristan's Terrace," an additional space to accommodate more visitors while still offering equally stunning views.

BOH Tea plantations are also ideal for nature lovers, couples seeking romantic photo opportunities, or photographers seeking to capture the rugged mountain landscape, blanketed with lush green tea bushes as far as the eye can see. Beyond the stunning scenery, the morning light enhances the photos, especially when the mist drifts over the tea plantations.

BOH Tea plantations offer a place to experience the beauty of nature and taste the highest-quality teas from the world-renowned highlands. Come and immerse yourself in the refreshing, shady atmosphere, and take home some of the best teas with you.

• From Tanah Rata town, take the road to Brinchang and turn onto the road to Sungai Palas. The road up is winding and narrow, so drive with caution or opt for a taxi/local tour. Tourists should avoid early morning and evening when there is heavy fog.

• It's accessible year-round, as there are no monsoons.
• Weekday mornings are the best time to visit, as they're less crowded and the sea of ​​mist makes for beautiful photos.
• Wear warm clothing and a sweater, as the weather is cool year-round. Sneakers are also recommended, as the farm's slopes are steep.
• Bring a camera to capture the atmosphere and panoramic views from J.A.'s Balcony.

Admission Fees:

• Free visit to the service center and tea plantation

Opening Hours:

• Open: Tuesday - Sunday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
• Closed: Monday (except Malaysian public and school holidays)