Bukit Tinggi

Bukit Tinggi is located in Pahang, just 48 km away from Kuala Lumpur via the Karak Highways. It's amongst the newest highland resorts in Malaysia apart from the well-known Genting Highlands, Cameron Highlands and Fraser's Hill.

The concept of Bukit Tinggi differs from the other highlands in terms of theme, unlike Genting which is an amusement and casino getaway, Bukit Tinggi focus on bringing different cultural flavors from abroad into Malaysia.

Although located in the lush green thick forest just like other highlands in Malaysia, Bukit Tinggi is not build for more nature and agricultural purposes. Though it shares the same climate as Cameron Highlands, Bukit Tinggi is hardly famous for tea, vegetables and fruits.

On the contrary, it is well known for its French-styled Colmar Tropicale and Zen inspires Japanese Garden. The Colmar Tropicale retains the European-style architecture, decorated with cobblestone courtyard and streams of cafes and restaurants around the square, entertained by street performances and live bands, bringing you to a whole new European experience.

On the contrary, some 1000 meters above sea level is the Zen inspired Japanese Village. The village consists of a Japanese Tea house, Ryo Zan Tei authentic Japanese Restaurant, botanical garden, spa and Tatami suites. One can experience the Japanese tea ritual at their teahouse and enjoy the hot bath at the spa for a relaxing getaway.

Apart from that, golf enthusiast can enjoy the 18-hole golf course at Bukit Tinggi & Country Club for a challenging golf experience. Horse trail is also available to enjoy around the scenic surroundings. You can end your visit by visiting the Rabbit Park where you will be charm by the cuteness of the fluffy rabbits.

Getting There

Driving to Bukit Tinggi is a pleasant drive with the view of lush green rainforest, just a mere 60-minutes drive from Kuala Lumpur and 2.5 hours from Kuantan. Take the Karak Highway and get off at Janda Baik exit. You can also take the shuttle bus operated by Bukit Tinggi Resort from Berjaya Time Square in Kuala Lumpur.

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