Kuantan & Terengganu Highlands

Where & What to See in Kuantan & Terengganu

On the opposite end of Pahang from Kuantan are some cool mountain-side townships.

Far from the hot, tropical climate, these destinations allow you to experience moderate-climate weather and breathe refreshing, cold mountain air.

Cameron Highlands

Peaking at 2,000 meters above sea-level, Cameron Highlands in Pahang resonates with the beauty and coolness of spring season, similar to that of a moderate-climate country. Roses grow abundantly here, a paradox in this hot and humid country. Read more...

Fraser's Hill

At 1,500 meters above sea-level, Fraser’s Hill was founded by James Louis Fraser in the early nineties who mysteriously disappeared during a trip up the hill one day. It was used almost exclusively by British colonists as a retreat from the sweltering heat below. Read more...

Berjaya Hill

Berjaya Hills, at 800 meters above sea-level, brims with international culture. Enjoy freshly-baked baguettes from La Flamme Sidewalk Deli in the French Colmar Village or enjoy a bath at the Japanese Tatami Spa. You can also experience a traditional Japanese tea ceremony or feed koi in the Japanese village. Read more...

Genting Highlands

Genting Highlands is the second highest of the highlands, peaking at 1,800 meters above sea-level. Every night, businessmen and tourists throng Genting to try their luck in the country’s only casino. On weekends, families head up to the amusement park for fun rides and to enjoy a quick dose of fresh mountain air. Read more...

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