Freser's Hill

Rising 1,500 meters above sea-level on the Titiwangsa mountain range of Peninsular Malaysia is Fraser's Hill. Named after a solitary Scottish pioneer, James Fraser, who set up a tin-ore trading post in the 1890s, it actually consists of seven hills. Fraser's Hill is truly an idyllic place for one to rest and to escape from not only the heat and humidity but also the hustle and bustle of city life. It is perhaps the prettiest of the Malaysian Hill resorts.

Guide map of Fraser's Hill.

There are hotels, resorts and chalets available on the hill. Tudor cottages sit among brilliantly coloured gardens shaded by lofty pine trees.

HORSE RIDES There is a horse stable here with 7 horses and ponies. Visitors especially children are thrilled with the pony rides here. One round of ride is RM4.00 for adults and RM3.00 for children.

Other's activity:-

Jungle-Trekking

Bird Watching

Waterfalls

The specific area is the deeper end of The Paddock behind the horse stable where there is a cluster of pine trees. The ground has a slight slope but well turfed.
There is no charge for the use of the area for picnics but visitors are reminded to keep the place clean and to bring their own garbage bags. In Fraser's Hill, there are strict by-laws that prohibit littering, pollution and open-burning. Water for cleaning can be obtained from the rest rooms nearby.

Golf enthusiasts can take their pick from a smaller 9-hole course to an 18-hole course in Frasers’ Hill. The 9-hole course is an old heritage course designed by Frank Hemmant in 1925 with undulating fairways and rolling greens bordered by pine trees. The 18-hole Jeriau course designed by Roger Davis is 3 km away from the town centre, providing a challenging course for golfers.