BOH Tea Centre Sungai Palas

"BOH Tea Centre was truly impressive! The road from Tanah Rata to the plantation is absolutely beautiful. A scenic route surrounded by endless green hills and tea gardens. The whole drive felt peaceful and refreshing.

We did this trip on a bike, which made it even more fun and adventurous! You can also go by car or join a travel group, but I’d highly recommend renting a bike, it gives you more freedom to stop for photos and enjoy the cool weather. We rented a 125cc bike for 24 hours, and it cost only around RM70, totally worth it!

Entry is free, and there’s a nice café where you can order tea, desserts, or snacks while enjoying the stunning view of the plantation. A must-visit spot in Cameron Highlands for sure!"

Ali Raza Jaffri

"The food at Teh Boh Palas is simply amazing. Every dish is served fresh, hot, and full of flavor. The quality is consistent, and you can really taste the effort that goes into preparing each meal. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy good food with family or friends. On top of that, the staff are polite, attentive, and always serve with a smile. Truly a wonderful dining experience that keeps me coming back again and again. Highly recommended!"

Amy Shakira

"4:30pm gates close, no entry into plantation
5:00pm counter close

Drive to tea centre is packed and small. Best to have another vehicle in front of you so you don’t have to do all the hard work😆 the view otw to the tea centre is great.

Food - average.

Lychee rose cheese cake has interesting texture. With the rose jelly on top, lychee kinda cream and the biscuity crust, i give jt a 6.5/10,

Scones - a bit dry, and sides were very little for the price paid. 11 bucks. Not worth getting, go get scones somewhere else instead. 4/10

Tea - cameronian ‘o’ ice is very teh o ais like, if you like that then go for it.
Palas supreme is kinda floral, a very bright and light tea.

There are some exclusive tea leaves that you can only get here. One of which is palas supreme. So you can try it first at the cafe and see if you wanna buy it at the gift store. iirc 100g was rm35 or so.

Tea tasting was the highlight! The staff Sangeeta was very friendly (i hope i spelled your name correctly!😆). There were plenty of posters advertising it but no clear instructions on how to sign up for the tea tasting. Just head to the gelato ice cream counter, right after the gift shop, and talk to the staff. It was RM25 per pax, minimum 2 pax. Check the timings, forgot to photograph. There’s like 1pm and 3pm, forgot the earlier timings.

Ms Sangeeta guided us through the 45mins journey and explaining the process of how the tea leaves are harvested and processed, and then how we get the final product, ending with the tea tasting of 5 different teas. Very chatty and knowledgeable, would definitely recommend!

As a Malaysian, I think we as a society should join more of these kind of events, to educate ourselves and also to learn the history and processes of what we take for granted. If there’s anything to take away from here, I would say the tea tasting experience was the highlight.

Views around the plantation is great. No factory tour for me around 3-4pm as they closed early to clean the factory due to a small harvest amount in the morning. So no more processing to show visitors. Come early if need be, every 20 mins supposedly got tour."

Bong Jian Yi