Spanning over 465 hectares, BOH Tea Garden is the largest and oldest of BOH’s tea gardens. It is the home of BOH’s first tea factory which was built in the 1930’s. The near 2-kilometre journey from the entrance of the tea garden to the tea centre is filled with a variety of scenic spots that grab one’s immediate attention.

Interestingly, its semi concave buildings are two Nissen huts which were built in 1949 during the Malaysian Emergency (1948-1956) to house supplies for troops stationed in Cameron Highlands. These historic colonial buildings lend a rich heritage and quaint country ambience. Whether it’s the local flora or the panoramic vantage point overlooking the garden, this BOH Tea Garden is a hidden gem tucked within the forests of Cameron Highlands.