Fraser's Hill

Fraser's Hill (Bukit Fraser) is a colonial-era hill station in Pahang, about 2 hours north of Kuala Lumpur. It is much quieter and less commercial than Cameron or Genting. The hill station has a golf course, jungle trails, and colonial bungalows. The weather is cool (18–25°C).

By car via the Kuala Kubu Bharu–Gap Road (winding single-lane). The road operates on a time-based one-way system.

• Jeriau Waterfall.

• Allan's Water — A man-made lake with paddle boats.

• Clock Tower — The iconic tower.

• Colonial bungalows.

• Jungle trekking — Several trails through mossy forest.

• Golf — The 9-hole course.

• Birdwatching — Over 250 species recorded.

• Horse riding.

• Paddle boating on Allan's Water.

• The Smokehouse — English tea and scones.
• Fraser's Bistro — Western and Malay food.
• Pasar Malam — Sunday evening (street food).

• Budget: Fraser's Hill Lodge (from RM80/night).
• Mid-range: Smokehouse Inn (from RM250/night); Heritage Hotel (from RM180/night).
• Upscale: Fraser's Silverpark Resort (from RM300/night).

Local strawberries, honey, and jams.

• Kuala Kubu Bharu — 35 km south.
• Bentong — 30 km east.
• Raub — 30 km north.
• KL — 100 km south.