Berjaya Hills Attractions

Spread across 16,000 acres of tropical rainforest, Berjaya Hills is situated approximately ten kilometres off the East West Karak Highway. A mere 60-minute drive from KL, the picturesque French-style Colmar Tropicale – a replica of the original 18th century Colmar Village in Alsace, France – is Bukit Tinggi’s main draw and dominates its landscape. The sprawling resort has guestrooms clustered around Colmar Square, a cobblestone courtyard with an abundance of outdoor dining options.

Shutterbugs can take advantage of the village’s ‘historic’ sights based on French landmarks – the castle drawbridge, a cuckoo clock tower, castle moat, wishing well and viewing tower. Additionally the resort plays host to daily street performances such as clowns juggling balls and pins.

Botanical Gardens

A ten-minute uphill drive from the Bukit Tinggi Golf & Country Club, the Botanical Gardens can be found beside the Japanese Tea House. This four-acre garden has a one-kilometre walkway that weaves through towering trees and viewing decks as well as horticultural sights such as pears, apples and seven different species of strawberries.

Colmar Tropicale

The best way to experience Colmar Tropicale’s charming cobblestone village, is to stay the night. Inspired by the original Colmar Village in Alsace, the hamlet has pleasant guestrooms and suites. This family-oriented venture is quaint enough, but there aren’t a lot of things to do here besides taking in the sights of the castle including its drawbridge and moat. Read More...

Japanese Village

If you want to immerse yourself in the full Japanese experience – then be sure to pay a visit to the Japanese Village. There are traditional tea ceremonies conducted, an exotic and opulent spa and even a pricey hotel. Located in the midst of a tropical rainforest, it’s great to saunter along the picturesque walkways especially if you’re looking for solitude and serenity.