FYI- I'm at Cameron Highland right now. I am writing this blog at the hotel right now. I had visited a few interesting places today! Let me bring you to the trip through my blog!
Arrived
We finally arrived.! We are heading to Boh Tea Estate. I am looking through the window. Ah, heaven! I can't wait to have a breakfast at the place. I still remembered that I have a dessert there when I was a little child. Moreover, I'm hungry right now.(Who ask you to not have a light breakfast in the morning?!)
We're on our way!
Heaven Herbs in a Tea
A few minutes (or hour? π) later, we arrived at the heaven of the tea. Easy to say, Boh Tea Plantation. We went up to the cafe by stepping on the thousand wooden stairs.I'm exhausted and hungry. How do you think that stepping up on the thousand(or million) is not an exhausted activity. However, its rewarding as we could enjoy the tea tree on the left side.
The view of the left side
After all the super exhausting steps, we walked into the place. I could saw a long line. I felt sorry for my mother because she will queue up to order our food(sorry, Mum). We try to search for a seat. Its super crowded but I don't want to share about those crowd thing. We had scrumptious desert such as Belgian Oreo CheeseCake, Boh Tea, Strawberry cheesecakes, brownies and more!You should try it!
Me, having a scrumptious breakfast at the cafe provided
My beloved Mum and brothers enjoying the greenery scenery
After had the hearty meals, we went to the another sides and went in to the factory. We could see some process trough the glass pane. I could learn how tea was processed. But, one think I hate about that.
*inhale
The smell is awful!Honestly, oh my.. I remind you; please wear your mask. (Just kidding, I guess you can stand the smell lol)
My brother in front of the factory
Picture time!
Then, we read some information at the information board. Boh Tea Plantation is the lagest black tea manufacturer in Malaysia, with both domestic distribution owned by BOH Plantations SDN BHD. Despite the worldwide Great Depression at the time BOH was founded in 1929, Russell was optimistic about the tea plantation business, due to steady demand. Russell was granted a concession of land (together with veteran tea-planter A.B. Milne from Ceylon) for the first BOH tea garden in Habu (it was also the first tea garden in the Cameron Highlands). At the time, the land was undeveloped jungle terrain, on steep slopes; with a steamroller and mule-teams, the stepped plantation was created.
Then, my brothers watched movies on the process of the tea while I'm taking a picture of myself there. Then, we continues our trip.
Well,I will update soon because my hands hurt. Well, always keep on eye in this post! Will be continued tomorrow. Bye!
Last Update:
22/8/18, 9.00 p.m.
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