Last year, before the fasting month began and while Singapore and Malaysia are still on school holidays, we had a family trip to Cameron Highlands for a 3d2n stay. On the 2nd day, we went to Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm at 43rd Miles, Kea Farm, 39100, Pahang, Malaysia which is open from 9am-6pm.

Ticket prices are sold affordably at rm7 per adults and rm4 per child between 3-11 years old. It’s a fuss free transaction and upon purchase of your tickets, you can proceed to the left of the counter for the entrance. 

There’s a cafe on the right side of the entrance should you feel the need to fill up your tummy while enjoying the surroundings.

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Farm Outside View

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm Ticket Price

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm Entrance

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm Welcome Sign

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Stick Insect

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Nephew admiring the Stick Insect

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Butterfly in Black Red Top view

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Butterfly in Black Red Back View

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Butterfly in Black Red Eyes

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Butterflies

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Butterfly in Black Blue

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Mini Garden Bridge

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Blue Black Red Butterfly

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Blue Black Red Butterfly Hanging Upside Down

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Brown Butterfly

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Dark Brown Butterfly

Not only do they have butterflies, you can find Insects, Cacti, other  animals and flowers within Butterfly Farm as well. And for selfie or wefie lovers, there’s aplenty of areas for you to capture a beautiful shot or boomerang with your love ones.

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Raccoon

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Raccoon Home

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Raccoon Toilet

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Three Horn Beetle

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Chameleon

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Scorpion

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Weevil Beetle

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Frog Top View

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Frog

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Frog looks like a stone

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Gerberas Flowers

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Squirrels Territory

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Squirrel on a branch

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Black Yellow Snake

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Light Green Snakes

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Brown Snakes

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Brown Snakes

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Colourful Snake

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Tortoise

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Tortoise feeding on mushrooms

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Workers arranging Gerberas Flowers

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Turkey

We spent about 40 mins to explore the whole farm and enough time for me to take more photos of the most adorable raccoons. For solo travelers, you may want to give this place a miss if you are not interested to view animals or insects in an enclosed area. There are so many more activities to do or places you can explore in Cameron Highlands.

But for families with kids or seniors, this may be a good way to introduce to your children on what the farms has got to offer.

You may visit their website here.

Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm – Playful Raccoons

**Disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated to this place. Just a review on my own to share with my lovely readers. Also, I’m not paid for anything here. (How I wish)**

I personally enjoy being in this place but however, I wished there are more butterflies though. I will definitely come again if I have kids or traveling with children next time.

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Lia schmolphin