Cameron Highlands Lavender Garden: hours, fees and access

Lavender Garden (Cameron Lavender)

Photo: Google Maps

Type

Tourist attraction

Address

59, Tanah Rata, 39000 Brinchang, Pahang

Google rating

4.1 (12,083 reviews) on Google Maps, checked October 2026

On the map

Open in Google Maps

Opening hours on Google Maps, checked October 2026

Day	Hours
Monday	09:00–18:00
Tuesday	09:00–18:00
Wednesday	09:00–18:00
Thursday	09:00–18:00
Friday	09:00–18:00
Saturday	09:00–18:00
Sunday	09:00–18:00

What you’ll find at Cameron Lavender

The Lavender Garden (Cameron Lavender) is a show garden between Tringkap and Kuala Terla³, planted with lavender. It grows over 20 varieties of lavender, from France, Hokkaido, Taiwan, Holland and elsewhere¹, according to Excellent Transport, which sells its tickets.

Looking for a flower garden in Cameron Highlands? Flower gardens sit alongside strawberry farms, cactus nurseries and markets⁴ among the main attractions, and Excellent Transport calls this one one of the most popular flower attractions¹ in the highlands.

Lavender Garden opening hours

The Lavender Garden is open Mon–Sun 09:00–18:00² (checked October 2026). Two other sources give these hours:

The later weekend closing comes from the older list, so plan your visit around the earlier time.

How much is the Lavender Garden entry fee?

Entry to the Lavender Garden costs RM20 for adults, RM10 for children aged 5–12, and nothing for under-5s¹ (checked October 2026). The same prices appear in TheSmartLocal’s guide from July 2025⁶.

Older blogs quote lower fees, from RM5 to RM15¹, so expect to pay the newer rate. On a tour the ticket may already be covered: the KL day tour from Exotic Asia Holidays includes Butterfly Garden and Lavender Garden entrance fees⁷, by the company’s own account.

Where the Lavender Garden is

The Lavender Garden sits on the main road between Tringkap and Kuala Terla. Sources differ on the distance: about 9 km from Brinchang town¹ in Excellent Transport’s count, or about 4 km north of Kea Farm³ in Lokalee’s.

Two addresses are in circulation, so search your map app for the name, Cameron Lavender, rather than the postcode:

• Excellent Transport: 59, Taman Tringkap, 39100 Brinchang¹
• Google Maps: 59, Tanah Rata, 39000 Brinchang, Pahang²

If you want to sleep nearby, look at the Brinchang area.

How do you get to the Lavender Garden without a car?

Take the tourist bus north from Tanah Rata, the main commercial and tourist town⁴, and ask the driver to drop you at the garden on the main road.

1. 01

   Catch the tourist bus in Tanah Rata

   Tourist buses leave Tanah Rata between 6:30AM and 6:30PM, and the fare is about RM2-5 depending on distance.

2. 02

   Ride north through Brinchang and Kea Farm

   The bus stops in Brinchang, Kea Farm, Tringkap and Kuala Terla.

3. 03

   Ask for the Lavender Garden

   You can ask the driver to drop you anywhere on the main road. The garden is on it, between Tringkap and Kuala Terla.

Got time before the bus leaves? Read up on Coronation Park in Tanah Rata: getting there and hours.

Would you rather someone else did the driving? A guided trip such as a private or join-in day tour from Kuala Lumpur takes care of the roads; check that its stops include the Lavender Garden before you book.

Visiting with children and prams

The garden is family-friendly and stroller-accessible¹, says Excellent Transport. It sits on a gentle hillside with paths on several levels¹, so wear comfortable shoes and expect some up and down with a pushchair.

When to visit the Lavender Garden

Go early. Your best options:

• Weekday mornings¹: Excellent Transport recommends them for cool weather and fewer crowds.
• June and September⁹: off-peak months for avoiding crowds, according to BOH Tea.
• November to January⁹: high season, busiest around the holidays.
• February to April⁹: BOH Tea’s pick for the best months to visit.

Nearby attractions on the same road

Most of the stops near the Lavender Garden sit on the same main road through Kea Farm and Tringkap, so you can pick them off on the way back to town.

Tringkap, 8 km from Brinchang, is also known for Rose Valley, bee farms, vegetable farms and various stalls¹⁰. For a full day out, pair the garden with the Mossy Forest, Rose Valley and the Boh Tea Centre¹, as Excellent Transport suggests.

Ways to fill the rest of the day:

• Butterflies: the Cameron Highlands Butterfly Farm and the Butterfly Garden stand next to each other¹¹ with similar exhibits; see how the Butterfly Farm and Butterfly Garden compare.
• Strawberries: Big Red Strawberry Farm is among the farms Free Malaysia Today names, and at EQ Strawberry Farm children pick their own with scissors and a bucket that’s weighed before you pay¹². More in picking strawberries around the highlands.
• Moss and cloud forest: start the day with a morning in the Mossy Forest.
• Tea: BOH Tea and Bharat Tea are the plantations best developed for visitors⁴, which makes the BOH Tea Plantation an easy add-on.

Heading back into town? See how to get to Sam Poh Temple from Brinchang, or browse more things to do on the plateau.