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written by Sydney , October 09, 2007

We came across not one but two water dispensers at Tanah Rata on my last trip to Cameron Highlands! Initially skeptics, it has passed the taste test by me and my friend. Nope, we did not suffer from any bouts of diahorrea either. Refilling your bottle at the water dispenser is not only much more economical, it is also much more environmentally friendly =)

Backpackers: Check out the two water dispensers along the Tanah Rata main road, one positioned somewhere outside May Flower Restaurant (can't recall the exact location of the other.

http://sg.video.yahoo.com/video/play?ei=UTF-8&b=4&vid=595578&gid=721163

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written by Sydney , October 09, 2007

Check out some of the pics taken during my visit to CH in May 2006!
http://cameronhighlands2006.sh...#172;ag=1

You may also want to read my entry posted on the Forum =)

http://www.cameronhighlands.com/option,com_joomlaboard/Itemid,53/func,view/id,8029/catid,5/

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written by PAUL WONG , October 19, 2007

http://www.paul83.com/?p=27

http://paul83.blogspot.com/2007/10/cameron-highland-malaysia.html

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written by AhPauL , October 19, 2007

http://paul83.blogspot.com/200...aysia.html

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written by shaine , November 11, 2007

it's gonna be my first time traveling to CH this december! i can't wait. i'm going to check out that water dispenser!

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written by Keith Chong , January 08, 2008

Hey, i wonder any authorities of cameron highland is reading my comment.
well, if there is then i hope they can think about it:

-make a cable car station up to the hill
-build some theme park,
predestrial mall,
jungle resort like Org asli stay
cinema,
convention centre- (CHCC)
casino if possible la
-just tik others places as a reference la
-if our dearest government willing to spend billions on tourism, why done spend it on cameron highland?
-i m 22 yrs old, mayb my thinking is a bit too wonderful, but nothing is imposible. Good luck to Cameron Highland

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written by Angel , January 08, 2008

Dear Keith Chong,

It is not because our government is not willing to spend billions of ringgit to develop Cameron Highlands. Unfortunately, Cameron Highlands has a fragile flora and fauna environment and all these developments will eventually destroy it like what happen to Baguio, Phillipines. Baguio is a massive highlands city in the Phillipines (around 1600 metres above sea level) now with all sorts of entertainment and amusement facilities which include shopping malls and theme park. Unfortunately, all these developments had destroyed hundred of species of wildlife and caused a lot of massive hill slides in Baguio. That's why dear Keith Chong, mountain areas are fragile, you cannot simply develop it like lowland or flat areas. Thank you.

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written by Sydney , February 07, 2008

I felt that Cameron Highlands is unique because of it's laid back settings. In the event that the Malaysian Government were to introduce cable cars or build malls & casinoes even, then it will be no different from Genting Highlands. Love it the way it is, will be visiting during Good Friday again. Are the water dispensers still there?

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written by Andrew Ooi , February 24, 2008

I posted a lots of pictures of what I ate in Camerons.

http://www.andrewooi.com

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written by Kong , February 24, 2008

Oh, i couldn't help to agree more with you, Sydney. I opine one Genting Highland will be more than enough for Malaysia, just leave Cameron Highlands alone, let us just preserve the old charm of this piece of peaceful and scenic land. It'd be of distaste to see a high rise shopping mall standing in the middle of this picturesque heaven. I'm a crazy movie-goers, and i was really tempted by keith Chong's idea of building a cinema, but yet, my love for CH managed to grab back to my passion for CH..it's just such a wonderful place,it's simply a gem in the middle of a huge stretch of tropical forests!

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written by izman , March 12, 2008

It is really a good moments when u're in CH. The strawberry, tea, vegetables, fruits is fresh & green.

I will not compared CH with Genting; its totaly different. I got myself recharged in CH. I'm planning the next trip to CH again soon.

Regards,
izman
http://interestinghobby.blogspot.com

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written by Mo Maalim , March 16, 2008

CH will lose all its allure for me if it does get developed.

momaalim.blogspot.com

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written by SK , April 26, 2008

I think CH should be as it is. I've been there for the last four years during the December school holidays, I found that many changes have been done. I love the greenery and soothing atmosphere. I think it should remain like that and hope the govt would not develop them any further.

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written by cmy , April 30, 2008

Love our nature, without them, we are nothing.
Save the tree. Save the earth.

I been there six times. It has change, more building and shops houses. The air is not cool as it was. I hope, everybody will preserve our cameron highland.

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written by clarence , May 03, 2008

this is a heaven for all the nature enthusiasm

http://clarence-ch.blogspot.com/