Natural wonder: The fresh air, cool climate, untouched nature and colourful wildlife are some of the attractions that Fraser’s Hill has to offer. — Photos: NIK JASSMIN HEW & SEAN YAP
FRASER’s Hill has many lovers and we residents don’t mind sharing it. From the time the Bishop of Singapore, the Right Reverend CJ Ferguson-Davie, and the Chaplain of Selangor, Reverend AB Champion, went on that little excursion up the hill on the bridle path to see what was up here in 1917 – or perhaps even more than a decade before that, when the mysterious Louis (Lewis) Fraser was said to have chosen the hill to explore mining – the hill has had a way of charming one’s heart and senses. If one opens one’s heart and senses.
For someone like me who spent my entire childhood on this special hill, it is where my heart belongs. In recent years I find myself running to it every now and then and am slowly re-growing roots there.
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From Fraser's Hill with love
The hill is also an internationally acclaimed bird sanctuary. Here's a Streaked Wren-blabber and his catch. — Photos: NIK JASSMIN HEW & SEAN YAP
The Fraser's Hill Community Mapping Project with the children of Fraser's Hill.
Our last birdwatching at the most popular and loved bird watching spot that is now lost because of the new building project.
Mari Bercerita di Bukit Fraser
Arundel Bungalow, a typical uniquely Fraser's Hill mock Tudor style bungalow.
Datuk A. Samad Said with the tree that whispered to him.
Children learning the meaning of 'mati katak'.
A 15-storey tower will cause light pollution that will affect stargazing opportunities on the hill.
Allan's Water — behind the trees is where the 15-storey resort & spa will stand.
Old garages are another typical sight in Fraser's Hill.
One of FH Events' activities for children at Fraser's Hill.
A jungle trekking trail a few meters from the new construction site.
Fraser's Hill is the place to see interesting wildlife.
