කැමරන් හයිලන්ඩ්ස් හි ජිම්ගේ එළවළු ගොවිපල ටිකට්පත

I had a wonderful experience with my 11-year-old. Jim was so kind and explained everything in detail. For two hours, we were able to see and harvest vegetables and fruits. I think it will be a truly valuable time for children who grow up only in the city.

Highly recommended to visit at Jim's vegetable farm especially family with kids. Let them explore the farm with crops harvesting and tasting are such exciting activities. The kids get the chance to play water and mud in the farm which they loved the most! Jim is very friendly and share alot of farming knowledge. We had enjoyed our visit at his farm.

Amat gembira kerana dapat berpeluang datang ke kebun ini. Pemilik kebun amat peramah dan bertenaga beri penjelasan yang bernas kepada pelancong. Kami amat bersyukur atas pengalaman yang berharga ini.

Jim is very funny, encouraging, knowledgeable with all types of vegetables. we really love how he treat everyone as family. Thank you. we will definitely come back and visit if we are in Cameron. thank you. service: +++++ experience: +++++ price:+++++ ease of booking on Klook:+++++ facilities:+++++

We enjoyed a lot in Jim’s farm! learned a lot of how plants are grown and the beauty of local produce! We will recommend this place to friends and family!

A must if you visit Cameron Highlands! Jim's farm was the highlight of our trip in Cameron Highlands. It was so much fun seeing how vegetables are grown, cared for and harvested. We thought it would just be like any other tours where we'd just walk around and see, but Jim was very hands on, explaining everything and letting us touch, smell and even harvest some of the produce. Before we started the tour, we thought the ticket price was a little expensive, but afterwards, the price was sooo worth it as it was both fun and educational for all ages.

Jim is an engaging and passionate owner-guide of his environmental-friendly farm. Many hands on experiences for family!

Highly recommend visiting. Jim is friendly, generous and explains everything well. It’s very kids friendly though some walking uphill required.