Breakfast at the 'Secret Garden Cafe' (part of the guesthouse) was always being worth getting up for. I just wonder if the "local coffee" which I ordered was in fact the local Tea with some coffee flavor to it.
As you will see later, Cameron Highlands is mainly characterized by rainforest and tea plantations.

As everywhere I have been so far - and not only temples and mosques - you are not allowed to keep your shoes when entering the guesthouse. This leads to a laid-back atmosphere -everyone walking barefoot-  and to a big pile of shoes. It can get really dirty if everyone enters with his muddy shoes, just coming from a hike in the jungle. And believe me: it WAS muddy.

That's how a primary rainforest looks from high up. (Unless it is foggy)

The other side of CH. Tea, tea tea.The neverending views are phantastic. The arrangement of the plants makes the whole landscape look very designed, very graphic.

I had the chance to go on a guided tour through tea plantations, the rainforest and to see an Orang Asli Village. Since there were only 3 people and the guide, the Tour was very intensive, very informative. Satia, our very knowledgeable and extremly funny guide made us eat all sorts of rainforest herbs, showed us spiders, orchad plantations and the capability of his beloved Land Rover.