Mossy Forest Cameron Highlands is located in the Gunung Brinchang mountain range, one of the highest peaks in the Cameron Highlands, Pahang State, Malaysia. The area's average elevation is over 2,000 meters above sea level, resulting in cool temperatures year-round, averaging between 10 and 20 degrees Celsius.

Mossy Forest is characterized by its rich ecosystem. The ground and nearly all trees are covered with moss, ferns, and a variety of epiphytes, such as wild orchids, lichens, and bromeliads, which thrive in the high humidity. Biologists and tourists alike appreciate the lush, tranquil atmosphere, reminiscent of a surreal world.

The main path within the Mossy Forest is a wooden walkway designed to be safe and non-destructive, making it easy to walk, even on foggy days. Along the way, you'll encounter the sounds of birdsong, water dripping from the treetops, and the thin mist hanging low over the forest floor, creating a magical, cinematic experience.

In addition to nature walks, the Gunung Brinchang viewpoint offers panoramic views of the rainforest and tea plantations of the Cameron Highlands. Tourists often visit early in the morning to witness the sea of ​​mist floating over the treetops and capture the tranquil atmosphere of the Cameron Highlands.

During certain seasons, the Mossy Forest is temporarily closed for ecosystem restoration or during periods of heavy rain and slippery paths. Officials recommend checking the information in advance to ensure a safe visit and preserve the natural beauty.

• From Brinchang, it takes about 20–30 minutes by car or 4WD to Gunung Brinchang.

• The mountain road is quite narrow and steep, so an experienced driver is recommended.

• You can book a local tour from Tanah Rata or Brinchang, which includes a visit to the Mossy Forest, viewpoints, and tea plantations.

• It's recommended to visit early in the morning to experience the light mist and the first rays of the day.

• Bring a raincoat or windbreaker, as the weather is cool and humid at all times.

• Shoes should be slip-resistant and suitable for walking on wet wood.

• Avoid straying from designated trails to preserve the integrity of the forest and ecosystem.

• Bring a camera or mobile phone with macro mode to capture the beautiful details of the tiny moss and ferns.

Admission Fees:

• Foreigners: Approximately MYR 30

• Malaysians: Approximately MYR 10

• Children (under 12): Free admission

Opening Hours:

• Daily, typically 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (May be temporarily closed in cases of heavy rain or thick fog for the safety of tourists.)