Cactus Valley: 60-Year-Old Cacti on a Blooming Hillside
Cactus Valley Cameron Highlands is a hillside tourist attraction with numerous types of cactus on show — alongside strawberries, roses, apple and peach trees, orchids and cherry tomatoes.
Rare Collection
One of the widest varieties of cactus plants anywhere — some as old as 60 years.
Hydroponics on Show
Check out the hydroponic method of cultivating tomatoes, strawberries and other vegetables.
8 Apple Varieties
Eight varieties of apple trees plus passion fruit plants are cultivated here.
A Foliage Collection Like No Other
The most comprehensive variety of plants and flowers in the highlands.
The Full List Is Dazzling
Calla lily, impatiens, roses, fuchsia, ananas, vriesea, hibiscus, camellia, rhododendron, bird of paradise, glory bush, clivia miniata, peaches, hippeastrum, geranium, coleus, gerbera, oncidium and many others.
Take Some Home
Cactus, fresh strawberries, potted plants, souvenir items and dried flowers are all available for sale — your visit will be one of the most wonderful experiences on your trip.
Tickets and Opening Hours
Cactus Valley opens daily from around 8 am to 6 pm, with entry at roughly RM5 for adults and RM2 for children — call +605 491 5640 to confirm the latest rates. The hillside layout means comfortable shoes make the gentle climb far more enjoyable.
Finding the Entrance
The garden sits on the slope directly above Brinchang town — turn in just after Star Regency Hotel, opposite the night market site, and follow the signboards up a short, steep driveway. It is an easy walk from anywhere in Brinchang, making it a perfect pre-dinner stop.
A Walk Through Cactus Valley
Hillside terraces, six-decade-old cacti and blooms in every direction — Cactus Valley is an easy, photogenic Brinchang stop for plant lovers of every age.

