HOMESTAY KAMPONG BINJAI
"Homestay" offers a distinctive style of living with emphasis on warm and friendly hospitality. This is your chance to experience the genuine Malaysia lifestyle.
Introduction:
Kampong Binjai is a Malay Traditional Village (Kampong) in district of Jerantut state of Pahang. Surrounded by Rubber and Oil Palm Plantation, fruits orchard, and 'Som' Forest Reserve. In the past, it produce rice but now all of the rice field turn to commercial fish ponds. Located in the centre of Peninsular Malaysia, that make it easy to reach and become your stopover before getting to other destination as it accessible by road and rail from north to south and west to east. Interesting packages and programmes are designed for tourists who seek a vacation with a difference. Instead of homestay, longstay programme are offered especially for those who want to stay longer in Malaysia with low budget.
Longstay Packages:
Instead of a homestay packages, we has created a longstay packages for those who wanted to stay longer in Malaysia. Staying in a big city is expensive while staying here will save you a lot as a cost of living here is cheaper. We created this packages special for backpackers or a veteran citizens / pensioners. As a location is in the center of Peninsular Malaysia, it become perfect home where you can travel elsewhere easily.
How to get there:
Kampong Binjai is only 8 Km from Jerantut on Jerantut-Benta road. By local bus it cost RM0.00 then proceed by walk for about 300 metres. Taxi will cost you RM0.00 OR you can call us for a pickup from town or elsewhere.
Activities:
- Cultural Performance / Traditional Games *
- Visit Rubber & Oil Palm Plantation
- Kota Gelanggi Cave Exploration
- Demonstration Handicrafts Making
- Visit Orang Asli Village & Waterfall
- Fishing in Fish Pond
- Visit Raffelesia (Biggest Flower) Site * - Seasonal
Information and Reservation please contact:
Faxphone: 609-2663254
Mobile: 019-9657388 / 019-9334885 / 012-6888314
email: homestay.binjai@gmail.com
info.my.greenpark@gmail.com
Travelblog: http://my-greenpark.blogspot.com
