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Bentong 1 Day Trip: What To Do In Bentong, Pahang

October 5, 2017 by summerkid_summergirl

Bentong 1 Day Trip Itinerary – Summarizing about 21 things to do, eat and buy in Bentong from our recent trip to this district in Western Pahang Malaysia.

So sorry but our memory about Bentong, Raub and Bukit Tinggi are pretty shallow, and we manage to mention only Berjaya Hill Resorts in Bukit Tinggi Pahang, Bentong Ginger and errmm..maybe also durian Pahang if you asked us about these two places.

With a long weekend that is too boring to stay just at home, and not into spending money at shopping malls, yet flying overseas doesn’t make the time enough for us, a short getaway to resorts, or interesting towns nearby is always a great option.

Decided to have a day trip to discover Bentong Pahang on Malaysia Day. It was quite impromptu, so we wouldn’t say this is the best guide for Bentong day trip, but sufficient to keep your day fruitful in this small town, with noteworthy food recommendations from local friends. Things to do here is more than we thought off, and if you have more time, 2D1N stay is a great idea too.

Travel time from Kuala Lumpur to Bentong

Reaching Bentong from Kuala Lumpur is easy using highway. An hour of journey will take you off from the bustling city to a tranquil, peaceful town with friendly locals. We began our journey at 8AM and reach Bentong Air Kolam Panas by 9AM.

1st Stop: Bentong Kolam Air Panas 文冬热水湖

Bentong Hot Spring, or Bentong Kolam Air Panas is about 2 Kilometers away from Bentong toll. It is a natural hot spring opened to public. Admission is FREE. Come here for hot spring bath, or soak your legs in hot spring.

This pool-like hot spring is separated into two sides. Summergirl tested one of it and found it close to body temperature. Asking one of the locals why, they told us that one of it was hotter (*smaller one, where hot spring source comes from), while the other one is lower in temperature. Plus the water was colder after days of raining this week.

So do check the temperature when you are here, find the one that suit you and relax your tired feet. Suria Hot Spring Bentong is located next to it. There’s also Hot Spring Bath inside with RM10 per entry.

Address: (*WAZE Suria Hot Spring) 2527, Jalan Kuala Lumpur Lama, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia. Admission: Free for the public hot spring

2nd stop: Bentong Morning Market 文冬大巴刹

Another 30 minutes brought us to Bentong Morning Market / Pasar Besar Bentong, a nice place to enjoy the lively morning vibe in Bentong, blending into the daily life of the locals. The market isn’t very big with stalls stretching out long like no tomorrow for you to shop, but has everything a morning market should have – Meat, fish, vegetables, fruits, dried items, food, and even clothes! You can buy the ever famous Bentong ginger, Bentong Soy Sauce and some local produce here.

Address: Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 5AM – 10AM

2nd Stop: Roti Canai Stall, Bentong Market 印度煎餅檔

This stall always earn the liking from locals with their freshly made roti canai, and slowly getting fame that now even tourists queue for this. Business was at brisk when we first passed by, and after finished visiting the market, there was still quiet a number of them waiting for roti canai. Try out if you are craving for this local street food.

Address: 92, Jalan Chui Yin 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 6AM-12PM

3rd Stop: Thong Kee Coffee Shop 文冬溏记海南茶室

1+1, Geng Chau Ping, Kiam Si – If you have not heard before these gimmicky combi from Thong Kee Coffee Shop, is time to give it a try.

We first knew about Thong Kee when they opened a branch in Pandan Indah KL, then another Thong Kee in Seapark PJ. The crowd is massive and we only managed to secure a seat there after visiting 3 times. Glad to be here at their Bentong shop finally! Coffee is a must, and the fancy combi mentioned above. Not to forget, Hainanese butter kaya toast and croissant butter kaya toast are awesome.

Thong Kee Bentong is about 5 minutes walk from the market. Just walk straight along the Bentong Walk road. Look out for shop sign in sky blue colour.

Address: 4, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong Town, Pahang Opening Hours: 6AM – 5PM

4th Stop: Wantan Mee from Ji Ki 枝記云吞面

枝記云吞面 in Thong Kee Coffee Shop has been running their business for decades, currently by the second generation and going to third generation soon. Recipe inherited from the grandma, churning out plates of old school wantan mee with springy noodles topped with char siew, and wantan served separately with soup.

Address: Thong Kee Coffee Shop, 4, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong Town, Pahang Opening Hours: 6AM – 5PM

5th Stop: Handmade Dumpling 文冬水餃

This dumpling is also from the stall inside Thong Kee Kopitiam. Priced at RM1.50 per piece, this dumpling is rated as “expensive” to us but when we bite through the filling, we doesn’t feel so anymore. At least, the filling is brimming with a good mix of minced meat deeply flavoured up with marination, and chopped vegetables that add texture. Huge and plump. Nice.

Ordered pork noodles from the same stall too. Soup is alright, tender meat slices but overall not memorable if we were to compared with zhu yuk fan in KL. RM6 with egg.

6th Stop: Bentong Street Art Murals 文冬壁畫

Done with breakfast and there we go, time for calories-burning-walking before the next food hunt. Personally feel that the town is doing quite well in promoting tourism in the area. These beautifully painted wall art mural is a good evidence. Colourful, well-maintained, 3D style, great for photography. We saw like 5, maybe have more.

Address: Along Jalan Chui Yin, Bentong Town, Pahang

7th Stop: Pillars and Walls with Written Artwork 文冬藝術

It is hard not to paying attention to these masterpiece by 唐耀生先生, who is more known as “Professor” by Bentong citizens. Summergirl loves all these classic painting on walls and pillar, similar to those we saw in Hong Kong. Spot them around Chui Yin Road, Jalan Ah Peng, Jalan Loke Yew and more.

Address: Along Jalan Chui Yin, Jalan Loke Yew, Jalan Ah Peng in Bentong Town, Pahang

8th Stop: Ah Chong Chee Cheong Fun 文冬阿虫豬腸粉

This chee cheong fun stall is located beside Kwong Sin Restaurant 廣信燒腊王, opposite to the Chamang Waterfall mural. Opening hours is around noon time.

Chee cheong fun is the highlight here, with sweet brown sauce and red hot sambal sauce come together for flavourful concoction with spicy kick. RM0.80 per roll, an order of 2 rolls plus some Yong Tau Fu, or vegetables stuffed with fish paste are enough to fill up the tummy. We had 2 rolls of chee cheong fun, 2 crispy fu zhok and 2 stuffed tau pok at RM6.40 in total.

Address: Beside Kedai Kopi Kwong Sen (*opposite mural art) 92, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia. Opening Hours: Noon till sold out

9th Stop: Lan Ji Mix Rice Stall – Gong Sei Yong Tau Fu 文冬蘭記广西釀豆腐卜

It sounds weird to introduce a mixed rice stall and get you pin this on your ” Food to Eat in Bentong list”. But hey, they have some really delicious Gong Sei Yong Dao Fu. This stall is recommended by our Bentong friend, and she highlighted that this is one of the best places for Gong Sei Yong Dao Fu by far.

We can’t judge much as we didn’t taste all Gong Sei Yong Dao Fu in Bentong, but have to say that this is really the best one among the 3 we had tried that day. The juicy, meating filling with meat and fish paste mixture are real good stuff. Humble stall with just few dishes for your mixed rice. Nothing impressive but certainly a hidden gem for superb Gong Sei Yong Dao Fu.

10th stop: Yuen Kee Cafe – Hooi Ji Wanton Mee 源记茶餐室开记云吞面

Many says that one the best Bentong wantan mee is at Yuen Kee Cafe. Sadly, it was already sold out when we reached. Regretted that we didn’t come earlier but when we read through some food blogs and food review platforms, we learnt that their standard has dropped rapidly after they gone famous around the internet. Not sure how true is this, or is it still worth trying out. Will be glad if anyone who has tasted this legendary wantan mee can give us some comments.

11th Stop: TAK Ice cream Corner 陳雪糕店

TAK Ice Cream is about 200m away from Yuen Kee Kopitiam, you can just walk over. We walked for about 5 minutes under the scorching hot sun, felt so ready after that to indulge into their TAK Special. TAK Special is their signature, towering up shaved ice with lychee, watermelon, ice cream and condensed milk. Refreshing, not too sweet.

Chendol is great too! Served in glass. It tasted rather pale on the first sip but as we mixed it with ice cream on top, yay, the sweetness turned right with magical “pandan kaya” like flavour. Recommended.

Address: 89, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 11AM – 7PM (closed Tuesday)

12th Stop: Bentong Tau Fu Fah Sdn Bhd (Quan Xin Tou Fu Fah) 全新文冬豆腐店

A brand new but famous tau fu fah in Bentong, thanks to the power of social media. *Ah hem. A bowl of tau fu fah at RM1.50, and you can opt for normal white sugar syrup or ginger sugar syrup. Silky smooth, melt in the mouth, not bad but still prefer Teluk Intan Queen’s Road Tau Fu Fah and Ipoh Funny Mountain Tau Fu Fah. They also have fresh white tofu, soya bean and deep fried tau pok. Operation hours is until 4-5PM.

Bentong also has another Tau Fu Fah shop located in front of Bentong Pasar. According to our Bentong friends, both are not bad but for those who prefer a more old school, stronger bean taste (豆味比較重), the later could be your favourite.

Address: 85, Jalan Chui Yin, Bentong, Pahang Opening Hours: 6AM – 6PM

13th Stop: Mai Ya Tang 麥芽糖小店

Malt sugar candy anyone? A stall located right across Quan Xin Tau Fu Fah, bringing back childhood memories with just few ringgits.

14th Stop: Yang Guang Bentong Trading 陽光文冬土產城

Not too sure what to bring home as souvenir from Bentong besides Bentong ginger and Bentong soy sauce? Visit Yang Guang Bentong Trading located opposite to Thong Kee Kopitiam. Handmade Heoh Pneah here is not bad, less sweet on the filling. Ginger powder is recommended, great for women’s health.

15th Stop: Bentong Walk 文冬文化街

Bravo for this Bentong Walk that turns this century old town livelyat night! Too bad we were there on Friday. Bentong Walk is available only on Saturday and Sunday evening. It takes on night market concept but leans towards a platform for youth to start their venture. A meaningful cultural street for shopping, eating, performances and art appreciation. Do stay till the evening if you happened to visit during weekend.

16th Stop: Kow Po Ice Cream Shop 球宝雪糕什雪店

Similar to TAK Ice Cream Corner, Kow Po Ice Cream is a dessert cafe in Bentong famous for local street treat like ABC, Chendol and ice cream. Kow Po is prides for their homemade ice cream with various flavours such as vanilla, chocolate, coconut, pandan, banana. Chocolate is a must-try! For chendol and ABC, tastes are on weaker side comparing to TAK Ice Cream Corner. Suggest to go TAK Ice Cream for chendol and shaved ice, come to Kow Po for ice cream.

Address: No. 2, Bentong Heights, Pahang, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia Opening Hours: 10.30AM – 7.30PM

17th Stop: Bentong Park 文冬公園

You will pass by this giant “BENTONG” sign along the main road on your way to Bentong town. Next to it is Bentong park, where locals have their recreational activities, jogging, cycling and leisure walk. There’s also a mini playground in it. You can make a stop here and take pictures with the huge sign to keep as memory.

Address: Taman Rekreasi I city Marong, Kampung Sungai Marong, Bentong Pahang Admission: Free

18th Stop: Chamang Waterfall /Lover’s Waterfall 情人瀑布

Chamang Waterfall or more known as Lover’s Waterfall is no doubt, the best attraction in Bentong for us. Scenic view surrounded by natural beauty, lush greenery. You can walk around to find the best angle for your photo but please be extra 150% careful. Stay away from swift moving water. There have been many unfortunate cases happened here. Google Chamang Waterfall Bentong tragic accidents and you can easily get handful of information about this. Be careful, careful and more careful.

Address: (*find Chamang Waterfall in WAZE) 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia Admission: FREE

19th Stop: Kicap Bentong Sdn Bhd Soy Sauce Factory 文冬酱园

If you have time, pay a visit to Kicap Bentong Sdn Bhd and stock up few bottles of kicap for your cooking. As the name implies, 最好生抽 (Means Best Kicap Soya, with Thumbs Up Logo) emphasizes on high quality soy sauce made from finely selected beans. Their delicious soy sauce is spread by word of mouth, slowly getting fame beyond just the locals. You can easily get it in Bentong market, road side stalls and groceries shops too.

Address: Lot 27, Kawasan Industri Bentong, 28700 Bentong, Pahang Opening Hours: 9AM – 6PM closed on Sunday

20th stop: 山中茶園 Purple Cane Janda Baik, TanaRimba, Bukit Tinggi Bentong

It was nearly dinner by the time we finished all these attractions. Decided to return to Purple Cane Janda Baik as it was still closed when we were there in the morning. But we were at no luck. The whole space was super crowded for an event. Massive crowd, parking was full in the compound and along the steep road. Left with not-so-happy mood. Above is the picture of Tanarimba Janda Baik taken from Purple Cane Facebook. Pretty right? We’ll come back again!

Address: C1, Jalan Tanarimba Pine, Tanarimba, Kampung Janda Baik, Bukit Tinggi, 28750 Bentong,Pahang, Malaysia. Opening Hours: 11AM – 7PM (Tue, Mon closed) Website: www.tearestaurant.com.my

21th Stop: Canton Kitchen 老招牌

Saw Canton Kitchen Restaurant when we came down from Janda Baik. Some of you might be familiar with this well-established restaurants, as it also has few outlets in KL shopping malls, namely Glo Damansara, Sunway Velocity,Paragon Utama, Rampai Business Park. Founded in 1988, Canton Kitchen is proud for their concept of 以姜入菜, meaning uses ginger in many dishes, as Bentong is famous for their ginger.

Price is quite affordable. Total bill came to around RM45 for a good portion of Curry Wild Boar Pork Slices with Shredded Ginger (RM15), Deep Fried Tofu with Minced Meat and Chopped Long Beans (RM10), Ginger Chicken Bee Hoon (RM10) and 2 Lo Hon Goh (RM2.80 each). Highly recommend Curry Wild Boar.

Address: second shop in Restoran Foon Lock欢乐美食饭店 (diagonally opposite to Police Station) No. 84, Kampung Bukit Tinggi, 28750 Bentong Pahang. Opening Hours: 10.30AM – 10.30AM

There are still many attractions which we didn’t manage to cover, such as FELDA Musuem, Karak Wild Boar Hunting, Valley Agro Park Stingless Bee Farm, Bentong Gallery, ATV Ride & Sport Archery Bilut Adventure Park and more. We probably need an additional day to enjoy these activities to the fullest, and plus a nice stay in many of the resorts here! So for those who are up for 2D1N trip, add this to your Bentong to-do list. Ideal for family short getaway with kids.

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2. Hooi Kee Wan Ton Mee 开记云吞面

3. Yong Tau Fu

4. Thong Kee Kopitiam

5. Bentong Tau Fu Sdn Bhd 全新文冬豆腐店

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My Malaysia: A Day in Bentong, Pahang

**We’re in the midst of Malaysia’s Recovery Movement Control Order (RMCO) due to the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic ; and because we cannot fly out of the country at the moment, many Malaysians a re planning holidays within the country. It’s an unprecedented time to be a travel blogger, so I’m taking the opportunity to write more about my beloved country. Read more about my Malaysian travels here .

This post is on the day trip that I made to the small town of Bentong last year (pre-pandemic). Only about an hour’s drive from the Malaysian capital city of Kuala Lumpur ; it is famous for the durian, local ginger, and as a quick foodie getaway out of the bustling city.

Bentong, Pahang

The town of Bentong is located in peninsula Malaysia’s biggest state of Pahang . I would say that it is the gateway to the eastern part of the peninsula — as you’d pass the town just before the start of the East Coast Highway (from the west) that leads to the eastern states. I grew up in the capital of the Pahang state in Kuantan ; and Bentong town has always been one of the food and rest stops during my road travels to and from Kuala Lumpur .

Bentong is also the name of the district — and includes the popular hill resorts of Genting Highlands and Bukit Tinggi . The area is dotted with lots of durian orchards that you can visit for a taste of the world’s smelliest (and most delicious) fruit; or if you wish, a stay for the night. My day trip however, is mainly focused on the Bentong town area and the nearby waterfalls.

The best way to get to Bentong is by car, because certain attractions like the waterfalls and some restaurants are located a little further away from the main town centre; and you can also have the option of stopping by the hill resorts or the durian orchards. Alternatively, you can also get to Bentong from Kuala Lumpur by bus.

I visited Bentong with two of my girl friends, Abby and Diana. We started our drive from Kuala Lumpur early in the morning. Our plan was to have breakfast once we arrived in Bentong. The town was pretty packed with visitors because it was a Sunday; so we parked the car just before the start of the Bentong Morning Market street — and went hunting for food!

Breakfast at Hooi Ji Wantan Noodles

Breakfast was at Bentong’s famous Hooi Ji Wanton Noodles at the Yuen Kee Kopitiam . The place was packed and we couldn’t find a seat — and ended up sharing a table with an elderly couple. We ordered the popular dish; and also had a shared plate of ‘Yong Tau Fu’ from one of the many other stalls in the restaurant. I have to say that despite the noodles being springy and the dark sauce satisfyingly flavorful; I’ve actually tasted better char siu (Bbq pork) elsewhere. So the wanton noodles here didn’t really impress me as much as I expected. My bowl cost RM4.50.

Bentong Morning Market

The Bentong Morning Market only opens on Sunday mornings, and starts as early as 6am. We went to explore the market after breakfast. It takes up the entire long stretch of road across the Bentong town centre, and is actually made up of local vendors setting up their stalls right in the middle of the street. They sell everything from local produce, fresh meat and food; to clothes and household items. Some of the famous local items to look out for while shopping along the morning market are the Bentong ginger, Bentong Soy Sauce, tofu-puffs, as well as home-baked sweets and pastry. I decided to buy back a huge piece of ginger that was as big as my face!

TAK Ice Cream Corner

Eventhough it was only late morning — the weather that Sunday was mercilessly hot and humid. After walking back and forth along the stretch of market; we decided to cool down with some icy cold treats at the TAK Ice Cream Corner . Located near the market; the hole-in-a-backstreet-wall drink shop serves everything sweet and frozen. From ice bowls like ice kacang and ABC , to fruit juices and ice cream. Between us, we shared a bowl of the TAK Special ‘fruit jelly ice’ for RM5.20, and a huge glass of chendol (with an ice cream on top) for RM4.50.

Bentong Street Art

After cooling down, it was off for more exploring around the Bentong town centre. We heard that the town has some street art to look out for, so we decided to hunt for those! We found a side street that is decorated with these 3D interactive murals; and had such a fun time taking pictures. The drawings mainly feature the things that Bentong town is known for — ginger and durian.

Lunch at Lemang To’Ki

And then it was time to eat again… for lunch! This time, we left the town centre and drove a little further out to Lemang To’Ki . It’s a very popular restaurant among the locals and domestic travelers; and is known for their lemang (glutinous coconut rice cooked in a bamboo stick). We could see them cooking the lemang over the fire, and it comes in different sizes that cost RM10, RM12 or RM13 per stick. However, we opted for the set meal (with a much smaller cut of lemang ), with either chicken rendang or beef rendang for RM5 per set. Other than the lemang , the restaurant is also known for their ayam bakar (fire-grilled chicken) that is served as a whole leg for RM7.50 — which we also ordered. I absolutely loved my meal!

Now, if those specialties doesn’t tempt you — Lemang To’Ki also sells other local delights like nasi campur (mixed rice), nasi lemak , fried rice, lontong (rice cakes cooked in banana leaf) and char kuey teow (noodles), amongst others.

Chamang Waterfalls

We were stuffed by the time we were done with lunch. So it was time to head to the next attraction to chill for a bit — the Chamang Waterfalls . The waterfalls is located about a 15-minute drive out of the Bentong town centre, and is a popular picnic spot during the weekends. Entrance to the waterfalls cost RM3 for Malaysians and RM10 for international visitors. There is a carpark available, as well as public toilets and changing rooms. It is pretty safe to play and swim at the base of the falls — and this is where you’ll find the picnicking families. Further up the waterfall is slightly more dangerous; as there are swift flowing waters, slippery rocks, and whirlpools. Reports of serious accidents are not uncommon, so thread with caution.

We spent about an hour or so at the Chamang Waterfalls, lying by the rocks and dipping our feet into the cool waters. It’s was nice as the natural foresty surroundings and the flowing water made the area a little more cooling and refreshing.

Bentong Durian

Later on in the afternoon, we left the waterfalls and headed back to the town centre of Bentong. On the way, we dropped by one of the many roadside durian stalls (that can be found along the Bentong stretch) for the most delicious fruit in the world! There are a couple of places in Malaysia that are known for supplying the best durians to the nation; and one of it is Bentong. The area is famous for their orchards, and the wide variety of durian it produces during the durian season. While at this random durian stall, we ordered one ‘Musang King’ and one ‘Teka’ variety — and had a wonderful durian experience, as always.

Kow Po Ice Cream House

Now, durians are known to be a heaty fruit (having too much always gives me a sore throat); so what else better to cool our bodies down than some ice cream. So we went back into the Bentong town centre for a treat at the Kow Po Ice Cream House . It is amazing how one of the most famous restaurants in Bentong is this ice cream place… and is therefore always packed with customers. Tour buses stop by here too!

Kow Po Ice Cream House has been around for more than 40 years, and made its name with its home-made traditional ice cream. The ice cream has got this old school taste (that reminds me of my younger years) — and I’d say it has more of the ice, than the cream. There are a variety of flavors to choose, from chocolate, strawberry and vanilla, to coffee and banana. I only had a single vanilla scoop on a cone for RM3.50; but if you’d like to dine in, you can also order scoopfuls of different flavors on a plate. They serve other icy desserts and light snacks too.

And ice cream ended our trip to Bentong. It was evening by the time we left town — and the road out into the highway to Kuala Lumpur got pretty congested. I guess everyone was leaving at the same time we were… so I’d suggest that during your visit, you either leave town slightly earlier or later at night. All in all, I really enjoyed my fun day trip to Bentong — just a simple, no frills, stressless, do-as-we-wished, eat-as-much-as-we-want getaway out of the city.

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I like Bentong, and goes there twice a year, but this year the Border is closed, as i’m an ex KL guy living in Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia. Thanks for all your post, and very interesting.

Great video. Thanks for sharing this location and amazing experiences.

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1. enjoy nature at botanical garden, 2. challenge yourself at bilut extreme park , 3. be one with nature at the japanese village, 4. relax and chill at the chamang waterfall, 5. learn history at bentong gallery, 6. learn about farming at new era organic farm, 7. experience peace at kechara forest retreat, 1. buy gingers from kampung baru bukit tinggi, 2. visit the bentong market, 3. eat durian at jimmy’s durian orchard, start planning your trip to bentong .

Bentong is a city located in Pahang, around 48km from the city centre of Kuala Lumpur. It’s known as a popular district for the rubber and timber industry. You can easily get to Bentong from KL as it’s only about an hour drive away. The average toll costs would be around

7 Interesting Bentong Attractions

If you love being surrounded by nature, the Botanical Garden is the top bentong attraction for everything nature! Located near the Japanese Garden, you’ll be able to enjoy the birds chirping and the gorgeous flowers all around. While walking along the trails, you’ll feel like you’re walking into a serene rainforest!

Address: km 48, Persimpangan Bertingkat Lebuhraya Karak, Colmar Tropicale, Bukit Tinggi, 28750 Bentong, Pahang, 28750 Opening Hours: Daily, 10am to 5pm

Those seeking things to do in Bentong that are adventurous should include Bilut Extreme Park as part of your itinerary! You can enjoy various fun activities such as paintball, ATV, shooting, archery and many more! Don’t worry if you’re with young kids and most of the activities are suitable for all ages.

Address: Kampung Baharu, 27600 Bentong, Pahang Opening Hours: Daily, 9.30am to 5pm

The Japanese Village is a must-visit when going on a Bentong day trip, especially for those who enjoy nature. Upon arriving, you’ll have to walk up the stairs (around 88 steps) to reach the top. You can even rent a kimono and take pictures around a real kimono house.

Address: km 48, Persimpangan Bertingkat Lebuhraya Karak, Colmar Tropicale, Bukit Tinggi, 28750 Bentong, Pahang, 28750 Opening Hours: Daily, 9.30am to 5pm

When searching for the top things to do in Bentong, swimming at the Chamang Waterfall would be one of them! It’s a popular waterfall where you can enjoy the beautiful scenery too. Do becareful if you’re going with young children as the water moves quite fast.

Address: 68, 28750 Bentong, Pahang Opening Hours: Daily, 24 hours Entrance Fee: RM3 per pax

If you’re planning a Bentong day trip, you should include visiting the Bentong Gallery! It’s a great place to brush up on your history knowledge of Bentong through the various historical pictures and artifacts displayed.

Address: 17-18, Jalan Loke Yew, 28700 Bentong, Pahang Opening Hours: Thursday to Tuesday, 9am to 6pm. Closed on Wednesdays

Another popular Bentong attraction would be the New Era Organic Farm. You’ll be exposed to organic farming as well as agriculture. It’ll be a relaxing getaway while being surrounded by nature. There are various classes and workshops for you to join as well. You’ll also have the chance of eating vegetarian food.

Address: Kampung Janda Baik, 28750 Bentong, Pahang Opening Hours: Daily, 10am to 5pm

No matter what religion you are, the Kechara Forest Retreat is one of the must-visit Bentong attractions as it’s a great place to feel peace and serenity.

There are also plenty of greenery and Buddha statues all around. A true mixture of stunning architecture and lush landscapes.

Address: Lot 3189, Jalan Chamang, 28700 Bentong, Pahang Opening Hours: Daily, 10am to 5pm

What to eat in Bentong

A trip to Bentong wouldn’t be complete with things to eat or buy! Here are some of the recommendations:

The gingers from Bentong aren’t the average ones you can get in the city! Here at Kampung Baru Bukit Tinggi, the gingers are spicy and healthy. However, they do cost more as the process of growing them is more difficult.

Address: Kampung Bukit Tinggi, 28750 Bentong, Pahang

When you’re wondering what to eat in Bentong for breakfast, the Bentong Market has plenty of options for you to choose from! There is plenty of local food including fresh vegetables and fruits where you can purchase them for an affordable price.

Address: Jalan Ah Peng (Jalan Chui Yin), 28700 Bentong, Pahang Malaysia. Opening Hours : Tuesday to Sunday, 6am to 1pm. Closed on Mondays.

Are you a fan of durians? Jimmy’s Durian Orchard should be included in your Bentong day trip! They offer fresh quality durians, including the crowd’s favourite – Musang King! Plus, the prices are pretty reasonable too.

Address: Jalan Lama Bentong – Karak, 28600 Karak, Pahang Opening Hours: Daily, 11am to 5pm

Now that you know the top Bentong attractions, it shouldn’t be a problem for you to plan your day trip!

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Top things to do in Bentong for Travelers to Malaysia

You can easily take a day trip for some top things to do in Bentong , Western Pahang, Malaysia.

An hour of the journey will take you from the bustling city of Kuala Lumpur to a quaint, charming town with friendly locals.

When you reach the expressway, the route quickly changes to a narrow, winding road weaving through thick forests.

The drive will take you over a barrier of mountains, the Titiwangsa Range (Malay: Banjaran Titiwangsa), which forms the backbone of the Malay peninsula.

Top things to do in Bentong

There are plenty of activities to do in Bentong for a day trip.

The best is to have more time for a 2D1N stay to enjoy the small town.

Interesting towns are an excellent option for the locals for the long weekends.

If you’re visiting Malaysia for the first time, you will enjoy this short trip away from the city.

I did a 2D1N trip, which included eating delicious Pahang Durian, eating local food in Bentong, drinking coffee, and staying at a resort with a river tubing activity.

Where is Bentong?

Bentong is a district in Western Pahang, Malaysia.

Selangor borders it on the west and Negeri Sembilan on the south.

Bentong is a mere 80 km drive from Kuala Lumpur across the main range, Titiwangsa Mountains.

Genting Highlands and Bukit Tinggi are in Bentong District of Pahang.

Travel time from Kuala Lumpur to Bentong

Reaching Bentong from Kuala Lumpur is easy using the highway.

If you start your journey at 8.00 am, you will reach Bentong by 9.00 am.

The shortest route is 58 min (68.3 km) via Lebuhraya Kuala Lumpur – Gua Musang /E8.

Is there any famous food in Bentong?

While this small town in Pahang is famous for its Bentong Ginger, locally produced Bentong Soy Sauce, and Bentong Tofu Puff, other local delicacies are to try.

there are lots of local delicacies to try in Bentong

Bentong Morning Market

The first pit stop for visitors is the wet market, a hive of weekend activity.

You get to experience a lively morning vibe and blend in with the daily life of the locals.

Most shoppers are Malaysian retirees on a one-day tour of Bentong on a popular itinerary of shopping, simple meals, and sightseeing.

Business in the wet market is brisk over the weekends, as tourists mostly buy the Bentong Ginger and Bentong Soy Sauce .

Malaysians like the health benefits of Bentong Ginger compared to a poor man’s ginseng.

Chinese mothers take this during confinement to help dispel wind from their bodies after giving birth.

Local Fruit and Vegetables

The fruit traders are the friendliest I have ever met.

They offer tasting samples of freshly cut fruit you can try before buying.

I’ve tasted the best “super sweet” pineapples, which are golden, juicy, and fragrant MD2 (bananas comosus)

Bentong Ginger
Guinea eggs
Salak (Salacca endulis) or Snake fruit
Turkey Berry (Pokok Terung Pipit)
Asam Gelugor or Assam Keping (Garcinia atroviridis)

The traders are welcoming and helpful. Many would even share recipes on cooking the raw ingredients in soups, dishes, and even curries.

The people in small towns are proud that visitors admire who they are and what they have — the old town charm.

Bentong Morning Market | Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia |Opening Hours: 5 AM – 10 AM

Top things to do in Bentong – Thong Kee Coffee Shop

Small towns still have the simple grandfather’s era Tong Kee Kopitiam , where morning Coffee is a must.

Ice Butter Toast, crispy hot toasts with melting butter
6 minutes eggs with Bentong’s soya sauce and pepper powder
1+1 signature drink, which is coffee, is mixed with red tea

Try their Egg Sandwiches, Hainanese butter kaya toast, and croissant butter kaya toast

Thong Kee is about 5 5-minute walk from the wet market.

Just walk along the Bentong Walk road and look for the shop sign.

Thong Kee Coffee Shop | 4, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong Town, Pahang, Malaysia | Business Hour: 5.00 am to 4.00 pm daily

Local Kopitiam scene in Malaysia with customers sometimes sharing tables to eat together.

Get Your Durian Fix in Bentong

There are two places you could go during the Durian season. I prefer to head towards Bentong Wet Market.

The durian prices are reasonable, and you get to experience eating on makeshift tables and plastic stools by the roadside.

Alternatively, you could join a trip to one of the durian orchards.

Jimmy’s Durian Orchard is a family-owned orchard that offers 100% organic durians. The entrance to the orchard is free.

However, the prices for the durians vary based on the specific type and weight.

Some types of durians are available

Musang King

Jimmy’s Durian Orchard | Jalan Lama Bentong – Karak, 28600 Karak, Pahang, Malaysia | Opening Hours: 9 am to 5 pm (Daily)

Hidden Trails Top things to do in Bentong

Aside from marketing and eating, the sleepy town of Bentong is surrounded by lush greenery, beautiful waterfalls, and serene rivers.

Rediscover nature with waterfall hikes, jungle trekking, and river tubing in the tranquil tropical forest of Pahang.

Two lovely tourist spots are the Bentong Hot Springs and the Chamang Waterfall.

River Tubing Activity

River tubing is a relaxing activity every one of all fitness levels can participate in and enjoy.

You can have a splashing corporate team building and family bonding activity, floating down the river using a tube.

One of the best ways to experience a relaxing water-based activity is river tubing in Malaysia’s relaxing, scenic river.

The Waterway Villa in the forest of Bukit Tinggi , Pahang, is a retreat where you can enjoy fresh air and a stunning view of the tropical rainforest.

The Waterway Villa | Bukit Tinggi, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia

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River Tubing Activity at The Waterway Villa in the forest of Bukit Tinggi, Pahang.

Bentong Hot Springs

Malaysians enter the natural Bentong Hot Springs to soak their tired legs.

You will sweat as the hot spring aids relaxation.

According to the Arthritis Foundation, warm water works wonders to relieve pain, with effects that last long after your soak.

For maximum therapeutic health benefits, doctors recommend soaking for up to 20 minutes, combined with gentle stretches in the water.

The hot spring is a natural asset the locals enjoy sharing with visitors.

The hot springs are open to the public, and Admission is FREE.

Bentong Hot Springs | Lot 2527, Mukim kilometers, 26700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia Opens Daily | Admission: Free for the public hot spring

Chamang Waterfall

Going deep in the pathways, you will find the beautiful Chamang Waterfall, the best attraction in Bentong.

This waterfall has a scenic view surrounded by natural beauty and lush greenery.

You can picnic, dip your feet in the calm waters, and take photos.

For parents with small children, watch those under your care closely.

Check the weather forecast before going to rivers and waterfalls.

When it rains in the hills, the water volume will increase.

As with most waterfalls, the steep rocks are wet and slippery. Please proceed with caution and be careful to stay away from the swiftly moving water.

If you are a MyKad holder, it only costs you RM3 per entry fee.

Chamang Waterfall | 28700 Bentong, Pahang | Tel: 017-366 6223 | Opening Hours: 9 am to 5 pm

Learn History at Bentong Gallery

Bentong Gallery is a historical museum in a century-old shophouse on Jalan Loke Yew.

The gallery has three exhibition halls focusing on Mr. Loke Yew’s contribution to the tin mining industry and its early development.

Bentong Gallery – Historical place museum |17-18, Jalan Loke Yew, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia | Opening Hours: Mon-Tues & Thurs-Sun 10 am to 7 pm | Admission is FREE

Bentong Gallery – Historical place museum

Experience Peace and Tranquility at Kechara Forest Retreat

Kechara Forest Retreat is a 35-acre spiritual retreat and wellness center within the forest enclave of Bentong.

You can experience Tibetan Buddhist culture and traditions here if you want serenity and solitude.

You can join a meditation retreat here.

Kechara Forest Retreat | Lot 3189, Jalan Chamang, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia | Opening Hours: 10 am to 5 pm

Visitors on tour buses are welcomed to Kechara Forest Retreat in the hills of Bentong, Pahang.

Take a Stroll at Bentong Walk

Bentong Walk only takes place on Saturday evenings.

You can check out colorful murals and street performances and try local food and products on sale at the Night Market.

Bentong Walk | 92, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong, Pahang | Opening Hours: 5.30 pm to 10 pm (Saturdays Only)

Lemang To’ki

The entrance to Lemang To’ki along the main road of Jalan Tras is marked with giant bikes parked outside.

They make Lemang from glutinous rice, coconut milk, and salt wrapped in banana leaves and cooked in a bamboo stick.

They make the delicious Lemang from glutinous rice cooked with coconut milk in hollowed bamboo sticks.

They usually eat Lemang with Beef Rendang, Chicken Curry, or grilled fish, Durian or Tapai.

At Lemang To’ki, you can watch the cooks roast chicken over an open fire.

The restaurant is an excellent value for money, with good food, live music, and a pleasant ambiance.

Travel Tip: Go early to beat the crowds and place orders for the grilled chicken as they sell these quickly.

Lemang To’ki | Batu 2, Jalan Tras, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia | Business Hours: 7.00 am to 7.00 pm | Closed on Monday

Locals in Bentong enjoy a meal of Lemang with Curry Chicken.

Conclusion for Top things to do in Bentong, Pahang

Bentong is a destination that you can visit any time of the year.

The natural wonders, durian orchard, wet market, and incredible Kopitiam culture guarantee a big, happy smile!

Durian, Petai, and Bentong Ginger lovers will appreciate the abundance of these three produce found in Bentong Market.

Recommendations include a 2D1N stay in this charming town.

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Looking out for what can you do with kids and family in Bentong? Here are the things that you should not miss out on a family vacation with kids, toddlers, or babies. Discover the ultimate places for kids in Bentong, be it water parks, theme parks, or playgrounds. Children will have fun, learn new things, get good food and will not get bored in long queues. Keep reading to know about awesome places and activities to enjoy with your kids in Bentong. Plan a marvelous family trip at the budget you are looking without missing the fun!

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Bentong is located in Pahang, one of the biggest states of Malaysia. Brimming with rainforest and all-embracing hills, it is an ideal place to lose oneself in wilderness away from the bustling city life. Bentong is well-known for its creative wall art all around the city with consummate splendour. One cannot miss a walk in the impressive streets filled with adroit arts waiting to be captured.

The very famed cascading waterfalls of Chamang await with wading pools of water for a revitalising experience. You can also pay a visit to Bentong Hot Springs for a re-energising escapade. Bentong is also famous for its Durian fruit, the King of the fruits. Every nook and corner of the city has a spot for Durian fruit which is definitely a must have if you visit Bentong. The local ginger is another renowned and most bought among tourists who visit Bentong. If you are a Green Panther, you must visit Durian orchards which cover a major area of Bentong. The morning markets of Bentong set up at 6 AM, especially on Sunday, are an overriding feature that attract tourists and even locals. History Enthusiasts can take a tour to Bentong Gallery which highlights the development of Bentong over decades. Another prime destination among tourists is that of Melipoly Stingless Bee Farm which makes and markets organic honey.

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Bentong Farm: A Relaxing Getaway from the City

Oleh 🌍The Merdeka Migrant🌍

20 Ogos 2023

Do you ever feel like escaping from the hustle and bustle of city life? Do you want to experience nature and animals in a fun and relaxing way? If you answered yes, then you should visit bentong farm, a popular destination for nature lovers and animal lovers.

Bentong farm is a farm resort located in Bentong, Pahang, about an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur. It covers an area of 260 acres and features a variety of attractions and activities for visitors of all ages. Whether you want to pet exotic animals, camp in style, ride an ATV, swim in natural pools, or enjoy durian and ginger, bentong farm has something for everyone.

In this article, we will tell you why you should visit bentong farm, what you can do there, and how to plan your trip.

Why Visit Bentong Farm?

There are many reasons why you should visit bentong farm, but here are some of the main ones:

Relaxing: bentong farm is a place where you can unwind and relax in the midst of nature and animals. You can breathe in the fresh air, listen to the sounds of birds and insects, feel the breeze on your skin, and admire the greenery and scenery around you.
Reconnecting with nature: bentong farm is a place where you can reconnect with nature and learn about its wonders. You can see over 100 species of animals and plants, some of which are rare and endangered. You can also learn about the ecology and conservation of the farm and its surroundings.
Learning about animals and plants: bentong farm is a place where you can learn about animals and plants in a fun and interactive way. You can touch, feed, and play with the animals, as well as learn about their habits and characteristics. You can also learn about the cultivation and benefits of local products, such as durian and ginger.
Having fun with family or friends: bentong farm is a place where you can have fun with your family or friends. You can enjoy various activities and attractions that suit your preferences and interests. You can also bond with your loved ones over shared experiences and memories.
Here are some of the positive reviews about the location:
“Bentong farm is a must-visit for anyone who loves nature and animals. The staff are friendly and helpful, the facilities are clean and comfortable, and the activities are fun and educational. I especially enjoyed the petting zoo and the glamping experience. It was a memorable trip for me and my family.”
“Bentong farm is a great place to escape from the city life. The scenery is beautiful and peaceful, the animals are adorable and playful, and the food is delicious and fresh. I had a blast riding the ATV through the trails and swimming in the monkey spring. It was a refreshing trip for me and my friends.”
“Bentong farm is a wonderful place to visit for anyone who wants to relax and reconnect with nature. The atmosphere is serene and tranquil, the animals are gentle and friendly, and the products are organic and healthy. I loved the durian orchard and the ginger plantation. It was a relaxing trip for me and my partner.”

What to Do at Bentong Farm?

There are many things that you can do at bentong farm, but here are some of the main ones:

Petting Zoo

One of the highlights of bentong farm is the petting zoo, where you can interact with over 100 species of tame yet exotic animals. Some of the animals that you can see include alpacas, raccoons, kangaroos, pink buffaloes, black swans, and many more. You can touch, feed, and play with the animals, as well as learn about their habits and characteristics from the staff. The petting zoo is open from 9 am to 6 pm daily and costs RM 20 per person.

Another highlight of bentong farm is the glamping experience, where you can camp in a glamorous way with nature and animals around you. You can choose from two types of accommodation: tents or domes. Both are equipped with luxurious amenities, such as air-conditioning, TV, Wi-Fi, mini fridge, coffee maker, and private bathroom. You can also enjoy a complimentary breakfast and a barbecue dinner at the campsite. The glamping experience is available from 3 pm to 11 am the next day and costs RM 300 per night for two persons.

ATV Adventure

If you are looking for some adrenaline rush, you can try the ATV adventure at bentong farm. You can ride an all-terrain vehicle through off-road trails and encounter stunning natural wonders and scenery. You can also stop by some attractions along the way, such as the monkey spring, the durian orchard, and the ginger plantation. The ATV adventure is available from 9 am to 5 pm daily and costs RM 100 per hour per person.

Monkey Spring

If you want to cool off and have some fun in the water, you can visit the monkey spring at bentong farm. The monkey spring is a series of pools of natural water from the mountains that are clean and refreshing. You can splash around in the pools, slide down the rocks, or relax on the hammocks. The monkey spring is open from 9 am to 6 pm daily and costs RM 10 per person.

Durian Orchard

If you are a fan of durian, you will love the durian orchard at bentong farm. The durian orchard is one of the largest in Malaysia and has over 10 varieties of durian, such as Musang King, D24, XO, and more. You can indulge in the king of fruits at the orchard or buy some to take home. The durian orchard is open from June to August during the durian season and costs RM 50 per person for an all-you-can-eat buffet.

Ginger Plantation

If you want to learn about the cultivation and benefits of Bentong ginger, you can visit the ginger plantation at bentong farm. Bentong ginger is a famous local product that is known for its quality and flavor. You can see how the ginger is grown and harvested at the plantation, as well as taste some ginger products, such as ginger tea, ginger candy, ginger honey, and more. The ginger plantation is open from 9 am to 6 pm daily and costs RM 10 per person.

How to Plan Your Trip to Bentong Farm?

Now that you know why you should visit bentong farm and what you can do there, you might be wondering how to plan your trip. Here are some practical advice on how to plan your trip to bentong farm:

How to Get There

Bentong farm is located in Bentong, Pahang, about an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur. You can get there by car, bus, train, or taxi.

By car: You can drive to bentong farm via the Karak Highway or the Genting Sempah Highway. The address of bentong farm is Lot PT 21564 & PT 21565 Mukim Tras Daerah Bentong Pahang Darul Makmur Malaysia.
By bus: You can take a bus from Kuala Lumpur to Bentong town at Pudu Sentral or Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS). The bus fare is about RM 10 per person and the journey takes about an hour. From Bentong town, you can take a taxi or a Grab car to bentong farm for about RM 20 per trip.
By train: You can take a train from Kuala Lumpur to Bentong station at KL Sentral or KTM Komuter stations. The train fare is about RM 15 per person and the journey takes about an hour and a half. From Bentong station, you can take a taxi or a Grab car to bentong farm for about RM 20 per trip.
By taxi: You can take a taxi from Kuala Lumpur to bentong farm at any taxi stand or by using a taxi app. The taxi fare is about RM 100 per trip and the journey takes about an hour.

Bentong farm is open all year round, but the best time to go depends on the weather, season, or events. Here are some factors to consider when choosing when to go:

Weather: The weather in Bentong is generally warm and humid, with occasional rain and thunderstorms. The average temperature is about 28°C and the average rainfall is about 200 mm per month. The best time to go is during the dry season, which is from June to September, when the weather is sunny and pleasant.
Season: The season in Bentong affects the availability and quality of some of the attractions and activities at bentong farm. For example, the durian season is from June to August, when you can enjoy the freshest and most delicious durians at the orchard. The ginger season is from October to December, when you can see the ginger harvest and taste some ginger products at the plantation.
Events: The events in Bentong are another factor that can influence your decision on when to go. For example, the Bentong Ginger Festival is held in November every year, when you can join various activities and competitions related to ginger. The Bentong Durian Festival is held in July every year, when you can join various activities and competitions related to durian.

Where to Stay

Bentong farm offers several accommodation options for visitors who want to stay overnight or longer. You can choose from the following options:

Chalets: These are wooden cottages that can accommodate up to four persons each. They have air-conditioning, TV, Wi-Fi, mini fridge, coffee maker, and private bathroom. They also have a balcony that overlooks the farm and the mountains. The chalets cost RM 200 per night for two persons.
Tents: These are spacious tents that can accommodate up to two persons each. They have air-conditioning, TV, Wi-Fi, mini fridge, coffee maker, and private bathroom. They also have a patio that faces the farm and the animals. The tents cost RM 300 per night for two persons.
Domes: These are futuristic domes that can accommodate up to two persons each. They have air-conditioning, TV, Wi-Fi, mini fridge, coffee maker, and private bathroom. They also have a skylight that allows you to see the stars at night. The domes cost RM 400 per night for two persons.

If you prefer to stay outside of bentong farm, you can also find some nearby hotels or resorts that offer comfortable and affordable accommodation. Some of the hotels or resorts that we recommend are:

[ Colmar Tropicale ]: This is a French-themed resort that resembles a medieval village in France. It has various facilities and amenities, such as restaurants, cafes, spa, golf course, swimming pool, and more. It is located about 20 minutes away from bentong farm by car. The room rate starts from RM 250 per night for two persons.
[ The Waterway Villa ]: This is a nature-themed resort that blends in with the natural environment. It has various types of villas, such as bamboo villas, garden villas, river villas, and more. It also has various facilities and amenities, such as restaurants, spa, swimming pool, fishing pond, and more. It is located about 15 minutes away from bentong farm by car. The room rate starts from RM 300 per night for two persons.

What to Eat

Bentong farm provides some food options for visitors who want to eat at the farm or take away some food products. You can choose from the following options:

Local dishes: You can enjoy some local dishes at the cafeteria or the barbecue area at bentong farm. Some of the dishes that you can try are nasi lemak (coconut rice with sambal), mee goreng (fried noodles), roti canai (flatbread with curry), satay (grilled meat skewers), and more. The price ranges from RM 5 to RM 15 per dish.
Snacks: You can enjoy some snacks at the kiosk or the vending machine at bentong farm. Some of the snacks that you can try are keropok lekor (fish crackers), kuih (traditional cakes), ice cream, popcorn, and more. The price ranges from RM 1 to RM 5 per snack.
Fruits: You can enjoy some fruits at the orchard or the fruit stall at bentong farm. Some of the fruits that you can try are durian, rambutan, mangosteen, banana, and more. The price ranges from RM 10 to RM 50 per kilogram.
Beverages: You can enjoy some beverages at the cafe or the water dispenser at bentong farm. Some of the beverages that you can try are ginger tea, ginger honey, ginger ale, mineral water, and more. The price ranges from RM 2 to RM 10 per drink.

If you prefer to eat outside of bentong farm, you can also find some nearby restaurants or stalls that offer delicious and affordable food. Some of the restaurants or stalls that we recommend are:

[Lemang To’ki]: This is a famous stall that sells lemang, which is glutinous rice cooked in bamboo with coconut milk. It also sells rendang, which is a spicy meat dish cooked with coconut milk and spices. It is located about 10 minutes away from bentong farm by car. The price is about RM 10 per person.
[Kow Po Ice Cream]: This is a famous shop that sells homemade ice cream in various flavors, such as chocolate, vanilla, strawberry, durian, and more. It also sells waffles, cakes, and drinks. It is located in Bentong town, about 15 minutes away from bentong farm by car. The price is about RM 5 per person.
[Yik Kee Restaurant]: This is a famous restaurant that sells Bentong specialties, such as wantan mee (noodles with dumplings), char kuey teow (stir-fried rice noodles), yong tau foo (tofu stuffed with fish paste), and more. It also sells dim sum, which are bite-sized dishes served in steamer baskets or plates. It is located in Bentong town, about 15 minutes away from bentong farm by car. The price is about RM 15 per person.

What to Pack

Bentong farm requires some preparation and packing for visitors who want to have a comfortable and enjoyable trip. Here are some of the essentials and extras that you should bring or prepare for your trip to bentong farm:

Essentials: These are the items that you must bring or prepare for your trip to bentong farm, such as:
Identification documents: You need to bring your identification documents, such as your passport, identity card, or driver’s license, for security and verification purposes.
Cash: You need to bring enough cash for your expenses at bentong farm or nearby places, as some of them may not accept credit cards or online payments.
Clothes: You need to bring clothes that are suitable for the weather and activities at bentong farm, such as t-shirts, shorts, jeans, jackets, hats, sunglasses, etc.
Shoes: You need to bring shoes that are comfortable and durable for walking and exploring at bentong farm, such as sneakers, sandals, boots, etc.
Toiletries: You need to bring toiletries that are necessary for your personal hygiene and comfort at bentong farm, such as toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, towel, etc.
Extras: These are the items that you can bring or prepare for your trip to bentong farm to enhance your experience and convenience, such as:
Camera: You can bring a camera to capture the beautiful moments and scenery at bentong farm or nearby places. You can also bring a tripod, a selfie stick, or a drone for better angles and shots.
Snacks: You can bring some snacks to munch on while traveling or exploring at bentong farm or nearby places. You can also bring some water bottles or thermos flasks to stay hydrated.
Entertainment: You can bring some entertainment items to keep yourself occupied or entertained while traveling or relaxing at bentong farm or nearby places. You can bring books, magazines, games, music players, headphones, etc.
Medication: You can bring some medication to prevent or treat any health issues that may arise during your trip to bentong farm or nearby places. You can bring painkillers, antihistamines, antacids, band-aids, etc.

These are some of the essentials and extras that you should bring or prepare for your trip to bentong farm.

Bentong farm is a relaxing getaway from the city that offers a variety of attractions and activities for nature lovers and animal lovers. You can pet exotic animals, camp in style, ride an ATV, swim in natural pools, or enjoy durian and ginger at bentong farm. You can also plan your trip to bentong farm easily by following our advice on how to get there, when to go, where to stay, what to eat, and what to pack.

If you are interested in visiting bentong farm, you can book your trip with trip.com or my.trip.com. Thank you for reading!

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Top 8 Best Places To Visit In Bentong Malaysia 2024

TOP BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN BENTONG MALAYSIA

Are you still thinking about where to go during the weekends? How about a great weekend with lots of tasty food and a greenery view? Bentong is an ideal choice for you! Bentong is a Malaysian municipality in western Pahang. It is just 48 kilometers away from Kuala Lumpur. Its streets are lined with beautiful specimens of pre-war architecture which are attractive.

Let’s head to Bentong, where you may spend a weekend away from the hustle and bustle of the city! It is the best place for you to spend precious time with your beloved ones. Here are the 8 best places to visit in Bentong, Malaysia.

What is Bentong famous for?

Bentong is famous for the durian as Raub. There are many orchards in Bentong where you can visit to taste the freshest durian. Also, it is renowned for its local ginger. Bentong Ginger has a more mellow taste and a warm woody flavour, which has a strong carminative function.minative function.

Is Bentong worth visiting?

It is definitely yes! You can escape from the hustle and bustle of the city here. It is the best place for you to relax by enjoying nature. Also, the distance between Bentong Town and Genting Highlands is 17 km only. You can head to Bentong after having fun at Genting Highland!

8 Best Places To Visit In Bentong 2024

1. Bilut Extreme Park

There is an amazing ATV ride here! It is suitable for those who love adventurous activities. They may have an exciting ride on various terrains and feel the wind as they speed up with the ATV. They may also have a fantastic opportunity to catch fresh air and unwind from the hectic city.

Opening hours: Everyday (9.30am-6pm)

Address: Kampung Baharu, 27600 Bentong, Pahang

Tel: 014-608 8803

Google Map: Navigate Now

Google Review: Here

2. The Waterway Villa

It is an eco-friendly resort located around an hour’s drive from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The Waterway Villa is located in the beautiful tropical forest of Bukit Tinggi, Pahang. The Waterway Villa provides the ideal outdoor spot for guests to enjoy a variety of recreational and leisure activities while taking in the fresh air and breathtaking views of the tropical forest.

Opening hours: Daily, 6.30am-11pm

Address: Bukit Tinggi, 28700 Bentong, Pahang

Tel: 012-722 6711

3. Thong Kee Coffee Shop

If you are craving Hainanese breakfast, Thong Kee is an ideal choice! They have branches in Sea Park, Puchong, Sri Petaling, and others. It’s self-explanatory on how famous it is! Their best seller is the 3-in-1 croissant and “Cham Peng” (coffee+tea), known as 1+1. It is worth trying when you drop by Bentong. However, please expect some time to wait for a seat as they are always fully seated.

Opening hours: Tuesday-Sunday (7am-4.30pm)

Address: 92, Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong, Pahang

4. Japanese Village

Opt for traveling overseas but not enough budget? Come and feel the Japanese village in Bentong! The Japanese Village is a collection of Japan-themed attractions located on a hilltop in Berjaya Hills, Bukit Tinggi. The beautiful and Zen-inspiring grounds encircle the Japanese Tea House, Ume Tatami Suite, and Tatami Spa are the perfect medicine for the tired soul.

Opening hours: Daily (9.30am-5pm)

Address: km 48, Persimpangan Bertingkat Lebuhraya Karak, Colmar Tropicale, Bukit Tinggi, 28750 Bentong, Pahang, 28750

Tel: 092213888

Google Review: Here

5. Kow Po Ice Cream Shop

Bentong Kow Po Ice Cream Shop has been a historic dessert cafe since 1974. They are known for their assortment of ice cream flavors, including vanilla, chocolate, coconut, pandan, and banana. They have improved and innovated their ice cream continuously to bring the best to their customers throughout the days and years. Till now, it is famous for three major ethnics to visit.

Opening hours: Everyday (11.00am – 6.30pm)

Address: 2, Lorong Utama Bentong Height 4, 28700 Bentong, Pahang

Tel: 092221258

6. Bentong Morning Market

Bentong Morning Market also known as “Pasar Besar Bentong”. You can buy the things you crave at a reasonable price here. There are many hawkers where you can buy local products like soy sauce, ginger, and even the local breakfast here. It’s a good place for you to enjoy a lively morning vibe and feel the local daily life.

Opening Hours: 5AM – 10AM

Address: Jalan Chui Yin, 28700 Bentong, Pahang, Malaysia

Google Map: Navigate Now

7. Yuen Kee Cafe – Hooi Ji Wanton Mee

It is highly recommended as this is one the best Bentong wantan mee. The pretty springy noodles served with their “Wantan” and “Char Siew” definitely make up your day! Please be prepared for some time to wait for your food as they are always fully seated also.

Opening hours: Monday, Wednesday-Sunday (7am–5pm) Tuesday (7–11:30am)

Address: No. 57, Jalan Chui Yin, Off Kedai Kopi Yuen Kee, Paang, 28700 Bentong

Google Review: Here

8. Bentong Street Art Murals

Here is the greatest instagrammable spot in Bentong. Feeling stuffed after your food-hunt? A walk seems like an amazing idea. You may snap photographs and see the beautiful paintings here.

Opening hours: All day

Address: Along Jalan Chui Yin, Jalan Loke Yew, Jalan Ah Peng in Bentong Town, Pahang

Disclosure: This list was compiled by the team at My Weekend Plan after extensive research and shared opinions to suggest helpful recommendations for the public. The sequence of brands is in no particular order so if you have any other great suggestions too, please email us [email protected]. For more information, kindly refer to our copyright, privacy & disclosure policy.

A Family Road Trip to Pahang: Bentong, Raub, and Kuala Lipis

September 29, 2010 By Abel Cheng

Bitten by the road trip bug, our whole family embarked on yet another trip. This time to several small towns of Pahang: Bentong, Raub, and Kuala Lipis.

After rounds of invitation and confirmation, only my brother Eric managed to join us. We had only one weekend to spend: two days one night.

The trip started on Saturday, August 28 th .

For reading convenience, the trip is logged chronologically – as follows.

After the trip, we asked J and K about what they liked most about the trip. J said the waterfall. While K can’t keep to one answer, his first answer was the zoo.

Homemade Ice-Cream at Kow Po Coffee Shop, Bentong
A Cool Dip at Chamang Waterfall, Bentong
Casabrina – A Heaven on Earth
Late Lunch at Sun Yuen Cheong Coffee Shop and Bakery
A Night Stay at Bukit Residen Rest House
A Historical Tour in Kuala Lipis Town
Zoo Lipis – the Litte-Known Animal Showcase
Tofu Factory Educational Tour in Bukit Koman, Raub
Groundnut Factory Educational Tour in Raub
Late Lunch at Restoran Ratha in Raub

About Abel Cheng

I am a work-at-home father and chauffeur to my 2 children. I love minimalist lifestyle with emphasis on quality over quantity. Lastly, I am the founder of ParentWonder, which shares tips on becoming better parents.

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Cook a meal in the open kitchen and dine at the long dining table with a view. This home includes a vast balcony overlooking the river, access to forest hiking trails and river, a courtyard with sunken gardens, and an open plan creating a comfortable space. Wake up to the sounds of bird chirping, watch them catch insects or collect nectar from bloomimg plants. Listen to the soothing sounds of the flowing river. Picnic spots along the river Situated in Batang Kali, Kg Hulu Rening is a quiet village with houses scattered around the green hilly landscapes. Batang Kali town, Hulu Yam Bharu and Kuala Kubu Bharu are just a short car ride away and has plenty of restaurants. Best to get around by car. Nearby attractions: World of Phalaenopsis (Moth Orchids), Ulu Yam - 12km (16-min drive) Genting Highlands Premium Outlets - 25km (30-min drive) Resorts World Genting - 32km (40-min drive) Kuala Kubu Bharu - 21km (30-min drive) Chiling Waterfalls - 33km (40-min drive)

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27 Ah Peng ~ Bentong At Your Doorstep

Our place, 27 Ah Peng, is a vintage 2-bedroom property in the heart of durian country. It's within walking distance of Bentong's best food, and the dazzling Chamang waterfall and fruit orchards are only a few minutes drive away. Meet our friendly neighbours and rediscover old world trades amidst old shops, barbers & even a printing press. A block from the lively Bentong Walk night & morning markets, 27 is great for couples & family adventures - or you can just curl up on the sofa with a book :)

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Plateau Farm Sustainable Treehouse Camp@Janda Baik

At 500m above sea-level, our place in the hills is 5-6 degrees cooler than and only 40 minutes away from the Klang Valley. The treehouse, crafted from recycled materials, nestles among some trees on the site with beautiful views of the adjacent valley. Enjoy a restful night among the sound of trees swaying in the breeze, reminiscent of a wooden boat on the seas. Advantageous location for bird watching, relaxing, reading, spending time with your special loved-one or writing your next masterpiece.

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Windmill Villa @ Genting Sempah - Wind & Nature

Breezing calm wind, built within nature; a relaxing hotspot for a relaxing vacation, private event, marriage proposal/ceremony, barbecue, family gathering, etc. An enjoyable place to have the best joy, laughter and fond memories; built together with your families and friends. Our 3-1/2 Storey Windmill Villa equips with multiple facilities including swimming pool, jacuzzi, karaoke, footbath spa, BBQ (charcoal, skewers included) and many relaxing hotspots. We welcome you back to modern nature!

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Far Far Away

2 night stay - RM 1950 per night (except some public holidays) - ask for special offer - no additional charges An eco-paradise, surrounded by forest reserve, less than one hour from of KL. Fully equipped resort home accommodating 12 people - with 8 additional mattresses available - extra charge. An ideal location for family / friends. Complete with your own private pool set in its own private garden. Cook for yourselves in the chefs kitchen or BBQ, or have meals sent to you.

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Spacious Unit in Prime Pavilion & KLCC area

Newly renovated 1800 sq ft 3 bedroom modern apartment in the heart of KL shopping district. Directly opposite Pavilion Mall. Value for money & perfect for Budget family. Master Bedroom: 1 King, 1 Queen Sofa bed (opt) with attached ensuite bathroom 2nd BR: 1 King, 1 single bed (opt) with attached ensuite bathroom 3rd BR: 1 Queen 3rd bathroom is a common bathroom. Guests will access to KLCC, B.Bintang, Jalan Alor all within 10 mins walk. Free Parking Available.

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Angel’s comfortable homestay (Bentong)

Newly renovated house at 1st storey, located just above the shop house. Superb clean and cozy. 3 bedroom+3 Toilet+ 1 living room. 3 air conditioner+5 ceiling fan+1 washing machine + shower heater + kettle. Location:- It is located at the town center, opposite of Bentong Bus station. Walking distance to wet market, Sunday morning market, night market, Thong Fatt super market, local cafe/ kopitiam.

4BR SemiD Hartamas Hilltop Villa near Bentong Town

Escape and nestle into Hartamas Hilltop Villa, a 2.5 storey semi D villa located at Bentong Hill that offers breathtaking hilltop views of Bentong! The villa is surrounded by green forest and mountain ranges with view of Genting highlands (when sky is clear). An hour drive away from the busy city of Kuala lumpur, a wonderful gateaway for you to relax and unwind with your family & friends.

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Charis Janda Baik Villa 2: 3 Room + Private Pool

The villa is located strategically in the Ulu Chemperoh area of Janda Baik, 45 minutes from downtown KL. It is in front of Chemperoh river, one of the most attractive streams in Janda Baik. Night temperature here dips to 22-24 degrees. The villa is designed for a small family or 7/8 adults to enjoy the privacy of their own pool and those who prefer to self-cater.

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UC students in caps and gowns celebrate commencement at Fifth Third Arena.

UC's record graduating class prepares for next chapter

Uc will recognize the biggest spring graduating class in its 205-year history.

The University of Cincinnati caters to students such as Quincy Allfree who — like the poet Walt Whitman said — contain multitudes.

The Carl H. Lindner College of Business student completed a co-op in Kentucky, earned a certificate in Spanish business and joined a mentoring fellowship all while pursuing a double major in marketing and business information systems.

He will have a large cheering section of family when he walks across the stage at Fifth Third Arena for the largest spring commencement in the 205-year history of the university based on preliminary numbers.

With four ceremonies spread across three days, UC’s spring commencement kicks off at 3 p.m. Thursday, April 25, with the doctoral hooding and master’s recognition ceremony. Doors open at 1:30 p.m. Tickets are required for all guests. The arena only allows clear plastic bags.

UC’s undergraduate commencement will consist of two ceremonies at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Friday, April 26, and 10 a.m. Saturday, April 27. The ceremonies will be streamed live .

UC President Neville Pinto will address a record number of graduates at spring commencement. Photo/Andrew Higley/UC Marketing + Brand

Pursuing your passions

Allfree enjoys art and drawing, but he also wanted to learn more about how to reach a bigger audience. So he double-majored in marketing and business information systems in the Lindner College of Business.

And he wanted to learn more about photography and videography, so he minored in media production in UC’s College-Conservatory of Music.

Because he likes to travel, he wanted to brush up on his language skills, so he got a certificate in business Spanish from UC’s College of Arts and Sciences.

Allfree is in UC’s Darwin T. Turner Scholars Program, where he became fast friends with his first-year roommate. The program is designed to give first-generation and underrepresented college students a community of support to help them succeed.

Allfree said being a Turner scholar made the transition to college much easier.

“I think it worked for me because I come from a small high school in Cincinnati,” he said. “I didn’t know many people at UC, so it allowed me to have a built–in community.”

Quincy Allfree, pictured center, belonged to UC Business Fellows, a professional mentorship group in UC's Carl H. Lindner College of Business. Photo/Joseph Fuqua II

Allfree joined UC Business Fellows, a mentorship program for future business leaders.

Some of his favorite experiences were trips abroad to Canada and Colombia. He traveled to Toronto in his first year at Lindner. And during spring break he went to Colombia for a study-abroad program, where he put his Spanish skills to the test.

He has a large contingent of family coming to commencement. And he’s looking forward to UC’s Afrocentric graduation celebration called Tyehimba.

Allfree said apart from imparting new skills and knowledge, UC demonstrated the importance of kindness.

“You never know what people are going through,” he said. “Be a friend to people, even if it’s not someone you see yourself fraternizing with.”

About the spring class of 2024

UC will confer 7,521 degrees to 7,391 students. (Some students are earning multiple degrees.) Both represent new records dating back two centuries at UC for a single graduating class.

UC will award 539 associate degrees, 4,549 baccalaureate degrees, 252 doctoral degrees, 1,886 master’s degrees, 3 micro-credentials and 292 professional certificates.

This year 15% of graduates are first-generation college students. And 210 students come from Cincinnati Public Schools. Nearly 3% of grads are U.S. veterans or dependents of veterans.

New this year, three students will graduate from UC’s micro-credentialing program as electronic health records specialists. UC also will celebrate its first spring graduating class in the new master’s of legal studies program.

UC has seen a dramatic increase in master’s graduates in information technology and baccalaureate graduates in cybersecurity in the College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services. Meanwhile, the College of Engineering and Applied Science has seen a surge in graduates in its computer science and biomedical engineering programs, reflecting a growing interest in these fields.

The spring class of 2024 has the largest-even percentage of master’s and doctoral graduates, representing more than 28% of graduates. And nearly 15% of grads participated through distance learning programs.

Graduates hail from 84 of Ohio’s 88 counties, a new record. They come from 47 states and 76 countries as far away as Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the Philippines and Japan.

Women represent 56% of the spring class of 2024. And 57 grads will celebrate their birthday during the three days of commencement.

UC College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning graduate Tim Brown will receive an honorary degree during UC's spring commencement at Fifth Third Arena. Photo/Lisa Ventre/UC

Spirit of entrepreneurship

The Board of Trustees will award an honorary degree to UC graduate and international entrepreneur Timothy Brown, co-founder and chief innovation officer for the sustainable shoe and clothing company Allbirds.

Brown, a native of Wellington, New Zealand, is a 2005 graduate of UC’s College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning, where he majored in graphic design and worked in UC’s top-rated co-op program.

Tim Brown was a standout soccer player at UC. Photo/UC Athletics

At UC, he was a standout soccer player who turned professional, playing for the Richmond Kickers in Virginia, the Newcastle Jets in Australia and the Wellington Phoenix in New Zealand.

He used his experience as a professional athlete and a designer to make what Time magazine called “the world’s most comfortable shoe.” Allbirds uses natural and sustainable fibers like wool.

“I consider my design education such a valuable thing for what I’m now doing as an entrepreneur,” Brown said in a 2016 interview.

Brown returned to campus in 2019 to accept UC Athletics’ Outstanding Alumni Award. While there, he addressed students at his alma mater, telling them not to listen to naysayers about what is and is not possible. He was warned how difficult a task it would be to succeed in Division 1 soccer while taking on a demanding program like graphic design.

“I had to fight through the warnings and prove people wrong,” he told students.

UC College of Engineering and Applied Science Professor Neil Armstrong folds a paper airplane with his aerospace engineering students during a lesson on flight characteristics. Armstrong taught at UC after serving as a test pilot and being the first person to set foot on the moon. Photo/UC Marketing + Brand

Following a legend

UC graduate Chin Hua “Odin” Ou is following in the footsteps of Neil Armstrong, the first person to walk on the moon. Armstrong came to UC to teach aerospace engineering after leaving NASA. Before becoming an astronaut, Armstrong was an engineer and test pilot who worked to improve the aerodynamics of aircraft.

UC College of Engineering and Applied Science graduate Odin Ou wants to design aircraft. Photo/Provided

Like Armstrong, Ou wants to help design better airplanes. He will accept a master’s degree in aerospace engineering from UC’s College of Engineering and Applied Science.

Among his UC highlights was publishing a paper on unmanned aerial vehicle design at a conference and competing in an international competition in Fort Worth, Texas, as a member of the UC AeroCats. They finished an impressive fourth overall in the 2023 competition.

Ou said the trip to Texas was epic.

“We built two types of UAV. To transfer them to Texas, we rented a truck and van to drive down from Cincinnati,” he said. “It’s the biggest road trip I’ve taken.” They celebrated their good finish at a barbecue restaurant.

“I would definitely recommend the aerospace engineering program at UC. It’s a great place to study,” he said. “The environment here is very friendly. And there are a lot of resources to use.”

Ou is an international student from Taiwan. During his time at UC, he traveled to Montana, Washington and Florida. And he went to Detroit to visit his younger brother who is studying transportation design there.

Their father is a retired electrical engineer. He is excited to see his parents at commencement. Afterward, he will return to Taiwan to complete his mandatory military service. And then he hopes to work for an aviation company.

“After all these years of studying, it’s a big end to me — and a new chapter,” he said.

UC graduates Jaina and Benton Hellmann, pictured with their family, will graduate together this spring. Photo/Provided

No sibling rivalry

Siblings Jaina and Benton Hellmann are graduating together this year.

Jaina is an Honors Program student who conducted research at a pediatric hospital while studying chemistry in UC’s College of Arts and Sciences.

“Our project focuses on how your body develops an immune ‘memory’ against antigens that have invaded you before,” she said. “I never dreamed of doing biomedical research. I’ve seen myself grow as a researcher and team member at UC.”

Siblings Jaina and Benton Hellmann are graduating together this spring. Photo/Provided

Now she plans to pursue a doctorate in environmental engineering in UC’s College of Engineering and Applied Science.

“She’s the brains of the family,” her brother, Benton, joked.

Benton has a job offer in cybersecurity after graduating with a bachelor’s degree from the School of Information Technology in UC’s College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services.

“I took some computer classes in high school and that kicked things off with me. I wanted to have a secure future so information technology was a safe bet,” he said.

Benton said he especially liked living on campus.

“It was easy to get to a game and be a part of campus life. And it was convenient to get help from classmates,” he said.

Jaina said she tried to balance academics with research and her social life. She took part in RallyCats, a student spirit organization that provides a cheering section for a range of student sports. Their motto: They play the games; we make the noise!

“There are so many fun memories, like when we beat Houston to make the College Football Playoff and stormed the field. Being a part of that is something I’ll never forget,” she said.

She wants to pursue a career in water-quality monitoring.

“UC has been a really good place for me to discover who I am as a person in and out of the classroom,” she said.

UC will celebrate spring commencement over three days at Fifth Third Arena. Photo/Andrew Higley/UC Marketing + Brand

Pushing frontiers of medicine

Darl Jacob is earning a bachelor’s degree in chemistry from UC’s College of Arts and Sciences, where he conducted research in immunology.

“We were working on therapeutic interventions for people who are diagnosed with immune deficiencies,” he said.

He has been interested in chemistry since high school. The field of immunology is seeing dramatic advancements in treatments of diseases like cancer, he said.

“It’s been interesting to see how you can modify the body’s immune cells,” he said.

Jacob was born in India but grew up in the United Arab Emirates. His family will come from two continents to attend his commencement. Meanwhile, his brother is in Europe, working on a graduate internship in electrical engineering in the United Kingdom.

“My mom and dad are coming from the UAE and my grandmother is coming from India,” he said.

His dad also works in chemistry as a biochemist.

“The good thing is my dad was able to give me a lot of insights about opportunities in chemistry, particularly if I wanted to go into research,” he said.

After graduation, Jacob will attend Brown University for graduate school.

“One of the biggest lessons I learned is that resilience is a good thing. And it’s really important to ask questions when you don’t know something,” he said. “That’s something I’ll take to grad school.”

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