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Cameron Highlands: Guided Day Tour from Kuala Lumpur + Roundtrip Transfer

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Duration: 12h
Live guide in English
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Anonymous

15 Feb 2024

Poor

The tour guide seemed quite annoyed; apart from the tea plantation, the sights were absolutely not worth seeing. I thought the lunch was very good, as was the experienced driver. The travel time...

The tour guide seemed quite annoyed; apart from the tea plantation, the sights were absolutely not worth seeing. I thought the lunch was very good, as was the experienced driver. The travel time is too long for one day.

Cameron Highlands: Guided Day Tour from Kuala Lumpur

Frederique, Malaysia

05 Jan 2024

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Cameron Highlands: Guided Day Tour from Kuala Lumpur

Simona, Italy

23 Aug 2025

Excellent

Tour super consigliato, molto interessante e soprattutto la guida era davvero molto simpatico e coinvolgente nelle spiegazioni.

Cameron Highlands: Guided Day Tour from Kuala Lumpur

About: Lata Iskandar Waterfall

Lata Iskandar is one of Malaysia's most iconic waterfalls that has been drawing tourists in for nearly a century. This massive cascade of water is located at a bend on the roadside of federal route 59, near Sekolah Kebangsaan Batu 14. You will be greeted by the waterfall as you ascend the road up Cameron Highlands. It is a popular swimming and picnic spot, with many craft stores and food stands dotting the road ahead of the waterfall.

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