The Boh Tea Plantation, a prominent attraction in Malaysia's Cameron Highlands, offers breathtaking views of sprawling tea terraces and insights into tea production. It is generally accessible by car or taxi, though roads can be winding; visitors should expect some walking on uneven paths, making parts less suitable for those with mobility issues. While self-guided exploration is common and allows for leisurely enjoyment of the scenery and café, guided tours often provide deeper historical and agricultural context. The plantation is open year-round, but visiting during weekdays or early mornings helps avoid large crowds, especially during local public holidays or the rainy season (roughly October to March). Entry to the plantation itself is typically free, with costs mainly incurred for food, beverages at the iconic café, and souvenirs; factory tours, if available, might have a nominal fee. A typical visit duration ranges from 2 to 4 hours, allowing ample time to enjoy the views, explore the grounds, visit the factory (if open), and relax at the tea center. It's advisable to wear comfortable shoes and bring a light jacket as the weather can be cool and unpredictable.