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Beneath the picturesque tea plantations and scenic views lies a myriad of problems that raise questions about the accuracy of this happiness index.
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The region’s tea plantations, such as the iconic Boh Tea Estate and the Sungai Palas Tea Garden, remain a sight, offering a glimpse into the area’s rich agricultural heritage. The influx of vehicles, particularly during peak seasons, has resulted in endless traffic jams, turning a leisurely drive into a frustrating ordeal.
This uneasy balance between the two industries has further strained the community’s environment and social fabric.READ MORE: Should Cameron Highlands Say Yes/No To Huge Theme Park? The Orang Asli, the indigenous people of Cameron Highlands, have faced numerous challenges over the years, including land rights issues, social and economic marginalization, and limited access to basic services such as healthcare and education.