Boh Tea Plantation

Boh Tea Plantation

Is this the right way up?

Is this the right way up?The point where you start to ascend has spooky derelict buildings

The path allowed for one car

The path allowed for one carAnd there were dozens of cars coming the opposite way

The gate to the plantation was closed

The gate to the plantation was closedBecause it was past 6 p.m.

We turned towards a side road

We turned towards a side roadThere was a path here that led to the Mossy Forest

Ain was happy to manhandle more tea plants

Ain was happy to manhandle more tea plantsIrfan had a mask for some reason

A Hisham photo

A Hisham photoSurrounded by tea shrubs

It was a very well-kept plantation

It was a very well-kept plantationAnd at that hour there were no one else but us

The road to the Mossy Forest

The road to the Mossy ForestWe did not go higher though

We headed back out and stopped at an observation point

We headed back out and stopped at an observation pointThe drones must be piloted by remotecasting

Ain loves the Cameron Highlands

Ain loves the Cameron HighlandsThe view is pretty awesome

Home team

Home teamThe sun is getting low

More greenery

More greeneryI wonder if we ever tasted tea from any of these plants

Posing at the observation point

Posing at the observation pointThey know to make the place photogenic

The skies en route back to the hotel

The skies en route back to the hotelThe sun is behind the hills

Post script: Ain bought corn

Post script: Ain bought cornThe corn can be eaten raw and they were pleasantly sweet

At this late hour, this might as well be off the beaten track

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Khairul Hisham J. is a freelance artist, writer, editor, translator, English language teacher and a long time tabletop role-playing game player and gamemaster.