Average minimum and maximum temperature over the year. The monthly mean minimum and maximum daily temperature.
Average monthly rainy days over the year. This is the number of days each month with rain.
21′ C on 12.45pm
The best time to travel to Cameron Highlands? Here are some facts:
– On average, the warmest month is May.
– On average, the coolest month is January.
– October is the wettest month.
– July is the driest month.
We are strongly recommended you drive carefully & use low gear when you’re driving your own transport to Cameron Highlands. There are many trucks and buses on the roads along the way on the road to Cameron Highlands from Tapah. Normally the trucks and buses will give you a signal to overtake when it is safe enough.
Another way you can drive from Ipoh Simpang Pulai to Cameron Highlands is your first stop is Kampung Raja. I advise you can come from Ipoh Simpang Pulai and then go back to follow Tapah because Ipoh’s new road is more suitable for driving, Tapah road like a snake you must drive slowly.
Avoid traveling alone at night because sometimes the mist is terrible until you cannot see clearly. Please take note that there is no street light for a certain area and there is very limited mobile phone coverage. Try to drive within your skill limitation, always in low gear because that will help you to negotiate corners better.
Before you start your journey to Cameron Highlands please make sure a full tank of fuel. Because petrol stations in Cameron Highlands are only available in the following towns:
Kampung Raja, Taman Corina:
– Maybank
– CIMB
– Argo Bank
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