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Colmar Tropicale in Bukit Tinggi (14 January, 2010)
Berjaya Hills is a hill resort in Bukit Tinggi, Pahang. Formerly known as Bukit Tinggi Resort, Berjaya Hills is popularly known by its signature attraction, Colmar Tropicale, a re-created medieval French village with timber-framed houses.
Berjaya Hills covers 80 acres and is located at an elevation of 790 m (2,600 ft) above sea level. It was created in an attempt to match Genting Highlands. In the initial stage, there was talk that there may also be a casino at Berjaya Hills, then known as Bukit Tinggi Resort. However, when this does not materialise, it appears that the resort lost its reason for being. Since then, it has attempted to reposition itself as a highland getaway, with limited success.
The garden at Japanese Village (14 January, 2010)
Attractions of Berjaya Hills
- Colmar Tropicale
Medieval French village in Bukit Tinggi. This is the main attraction of Berjaya Hills. - Japanese Village
A charming Japanese garden in a lush tropical highland setting, with running water cascading over rocks. - Rabbit Park
A garden where children get to view and play with different types of rabbits and hares. - Berjaya Hills Convention Centre
Modern facilities for meetings and conventions, the Berjaya Hills Convention Centre can accommodate up to 1,200 participants. The main l'Alsace Ballroom can accommodate a banquet for 200 guests, and can also be used as a theatre, boardroom and for other functions. There are also smaller rooms at the convention centre to cater for smaller events.
How to go to Berjaya Hills
Take the Karak Expressway and exit at KM 48 - you will see a sign for Cormar Tropicale Berjaya Hills.
Mules at the Rabbit Park of Berjaya Hills (14 January, 2010)
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