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    4th September. Day 3

    MALAYSIA | Fri, 4 Sep 2015 | By abbehorrod | Views [507]

    Trekking was the order of the day, Joyce told me about her amazing trek she did yesterday and so I was itching to get out in the fresh air, away from buildings, bikes and noise. I woke up at 9am had an Indian breakfast of strawberry pancake and a mango ... Read more >

    Tags: getting lost, snakes, tanah rata, trekking

    3rd September. Day 2

    MALAYSIA | Fri, 4 Sep 2015 | By abbehorrod | Views [423]

    As predicted I had a nice sleep in Ipoh but my clock told me it was time to pack up and head over to the Cameron Highlands. A quick dash to the bus station and I hopped on board the 116 to the bus station I arrived at yesterday where I was met with a ... Read more >

    Tags: strawberries, tanah rata

    Cameron Highlands

    MALAYSIA | Sun, 28 Oct 2012 | By karliennerja | Views [768]

    Pais: Malasia Pueblo: Tanah Rata Estancia: 3 dias Alojamiento: eight mentigi (habitación doble 18€ noche) Tanah rata está a 4 horas en bus del parque natural donde estabamos, se encuentra en el centro de las Cameron Highlands.... Read more >

    Tags: cameron highlands, steamboat, tanah rata, tea plantations

     

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