Hope remains for Cameron’s ‘Santorini’


Torn down: Council staff members and those from other agencies dismantling structures at the Cameron Santorini spot in Brinchang. — Photo taken from Cameron Highlands District Council’s Facebook

IPOH: The owner of Cameron Santorini, a popular tourist destination in Brinchang, hopes it can be restored after it was demolished by the Cameron Highlands District Council because its construction did not get any approval from the authorities.CL Cheah, 62, had been operating the tourist attraction on land his father had owned for 60 years.

“I had this idea when I visited Greece and wanted to bring the concept to Cameron Highlands.

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