starting on a trail, look at the patch of tea tree on the hill

hills in cameron highlands, Pahang

want to climb up?

another look at the beautiful rolling hills, trekking toward MNS (Malaysian Nature Society) which is situated on the hills of tea tree, beautiful serene hills

on top of the world

reaching MNS after trekking down steep slope, BOH-MNS Field Study Centre

Fully paid up MNS members can book a dorm looking room in MNS which accomodates 30 bunks, or 4-person chalet(with attached bath and kitchen), for more details, refer to MNS site.

on the way up to cameron, stop by Blue Valley farm, aloe vera abound

vegetables

cactus for cheap

fresh vege for sale

reach Cameron… there is even a Starbucks there.

first meal in Cameron: Restoran Sri Brinchang mamak restaurant

the restaurant is just past Equitorial hotel, across from a parking lot.

tosai

first stop: Boh Tea Plantation. There have a tea house for you to enjoy english tea or milk tea alongside some yummy looking pastries including butter shortbread, muffin, scones(butter and jam), pizza, chocolate cake, strawberry pie, apple pie, coconut tart etc

more pastries

refill of hot water, big pot(RM2), small pot(RM1)

eating in cold weather… nice

another look at the cafe

warm scones with SCS butter and strawberry jam, nice buttery taste

pizza, RM15

Boh Tea leave rolling room just nearby the teahouse

inside the rolling room

some meals to recharge before cycling up Cameron, in S A Bamboo Curry house along Jalan Ipoh. Above is rice with fried chicken, baby squids and fried gourd(i think)

potato and tofu maybe

chicken curry and fried gourd

2 bicycles racked to the car, looks odd don’t you think

is this how it suppose to look like, dangling out from the car.

ummm… nice ass… haha

2 cyclists 🙂 posing at 5am, ready to cycle up Cameron from Simpang Pulai rest stop, approximate time to reach destination 4 to 5 hours.

set to zero

bicycle 2: set to zero

dangling again

looks odd, but we made it safely home 🙂

a famous pan mee blogged by many ppl.

just a road side stall

had my usual, pan mee in soup, they are famous for their “kon lou”/dried-style pan mee though, this stall is walking distance from Ebis Cafe Frozen Yoghurt.

i find it just so so, nothing spectacular although the soup is not bad.

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masak-masak

Note, update 16 May 2015: Shop already closed down quite some time back

Ebis Cafe previously known as Fullton Bakery Mart & Dessert House, located in Taman Bukit Maluri, Kepong. For direction, you can refer to 3catjournal.

frozen yoghurt ranging from RM1.80 (cone) to RM4(cup with fruits)… very cheap. A refreshing dessert without the guilt, however i find Yogurberry is slightly more sourish, less sweet and more refreshing.

Yogurt ice cream with dragon fruit and pineapple, only RM4.

cone, only RM1.80

Address: Ebis Cafe

No.37, Jalan Burung Jentayu,

Taman Bukit Maluri,

Kepong,

52100, Kuala Lumpur.

Business hour: 9am – 6pm (Tuesday – Saturday)

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