Bukit Tinggi French Village Tour from Kuala Lumpur

1. Colmar Tropicale French Village: is a great place to start your journey in Bukit Tinggi. France with rows of colourful shophouses and brick towers. The architecture here was indeed inspired by that of Colmar. Located 2700 feet above the sea level and surrounded by rainforest, the weather here might be cold and quite windy especially at night.

2. Japanese Village: Located on top of the hills, the Japanese village is just 5 minutes away from Colmar Tropicale. The village is set to bring you a piece of Japan without flying there. You can rent and get dressed up in a kimono while exploring the area and taking photos of the gorgeous traditional building.

3. Horse Trail Rides: Bukit Tinggi features an extensive set of trail rides for you to giddy up like a cowboy/cowgirl through a picturesque rainforest setting. The horses available for riding are well-trained and friendly so there’s no need to be gearing up for a rodeo scenario.

One of the popular activities in Colmar Adventure Park is the flying fox, meant for people who are comfortable with height. It is also the longest flying fox in Southeast Asia with a distance of 500 metres. Don’t miss your chance to glide across the rain forest.

A great change from the concrete jungles of Malaysia’s bustling cities, the Botanical Garden in Bukit Tinggi delivers that soothing switch of pace and offers some peace and quiet for you to relax and take in the many wonders of nature. Take a slow walk along the pathways here and discover the many ponds in the garden as well as small streams filled with Koi. In addition, different areas of the garden can be explored depending on which direction you take. One direction will lead to the Tatami Spa which offers a wide array of treatments ranging from aromatherapy and body scrubs to reflexology sessions and outdoor hot spring baths.

Bukit Tinggi’s Rabbit Farm is home to more than 200 bundles of hopping joy, all of which you’ll be able to feed, touch, take photos of and play with. Rabbits aren’t the only tenants of this farm, however; guinea pigs, peacocks, and donkeys are among the many other animals that can be found. Here’s another warning: If you bring your kids to this spot, you may have to pry them away from all the furry little fluff-balls once it’s time to go home. And if your kids are the kind that get a little intimidated by animals, drawing and painting classes are also available.