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Travel Photo Of The Week – Malaysian Tea Plantations

Posted by on May 26, 2010 .

Travel Photo Of The Week – Malaysian Tea Plantations

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  • http://www.backpackingmatt.com Matt

    Wow mate, what a great picture. I'm considering a trip to SE Asia in the next couple months … photos like these are going to make me get there sooner rather than later.

  • http://www.aswetravel.com/ As We Travel

    hey Matt – yeah Malaysia has so many amazing colors, and so many shades of GREEN :p these tea plantations were in Cameron Highlands, and were incredible – plus Cameron Highlands is the only cold(er) place in Malaysia, so after dealing with 35C heat for so many weeks – 15C is sooo refreshing up in the hills! :)

  • http://www.runawayjuno.com Juno

    Wow,, look at that! Seems very mysterious..

  • http://www.rockytravel.net Michela

    That's an awesome picture!! it looks like “green velvet” :) I have been to Malaysia and was very impressed by its landscape, its beaches….very beautiful !

  • http://www.aswetravel.com/ As We Travel

    wonderful eh! :) they also gave us a tour of how they make the tea, and then we got to sit around and drink it over-looking the plantations – loads of fun! :)

  • Dodma

    What is place name in Malaysia? Kalimantan?

  • Yuki

    Beatiful. Takes me back to when I was in Mlaysia. I remember the palm
    tree plantation and the red road between them and the bluesky. You can drive for an hour seeing them only!!!

  • http://www.aswetravel.com/ As We Travel

    Hey Dodma – it was taken in Cameron Highlands on the Malaysian mainland. :)

  • http://www.aswetravel.com/ As We Travel

    yes Yuki – that sounds exactly like Malaysia – such an amazing place :) thanks for your comment!

  • http://www.aswetravel.com/ As We Travel

    Hey Michela – yeah and those plantations were never-ending over many hills- didn't quite fit into the picture – like you say as well the beaches in Malaysia are beautiful – I could spend months there, and can't wait to get back again! – thanks for sharing your site as well – we are planning a trip into the aussie outback next year, and your site has many great tips!

  • http://www.awanderingsole.com Laura

    Wow. I can't get over how green it is! The texture is quite funny-it reminds me of corduroy…

  • suzyguese

    This is gorgeous. It looks like green corduroy fabric. Excellent photo!

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  • http://www.facebook.com/nathanschacherer Nathan Schacherer

    thanks Suzy – yeah its crazy how the bushes look from a distance – so soft and cuddly :p

  • http://www.facebook.com/nathanschacherer Nathan Schacherer

    The green-ness in that place was incredible – love the corduroy comment :p didn't think about it but now i SEE IT! :)

  • Haytham

    this place is amazing, I am planning to revisit soon, been there last year, the most amazing part was drinking TeaChino @ BOH's cafe overlooking the tea plantation, such an AMZING place. don't know wht they don't sell BOH products allover the world.

  • http://www.aswetravel.com/ As We Travel

    Hi Haytham, yeah the place was incredible, so many different shades of green! Yes it's a pity they don't sell it here, I brought some tea with me home and gave it to my parents who absolutely loved it.

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    It really does look like green velvet, I’d love to go there