The Japanese Village at Bukit Tinggi Resort is the first of its kind outside Japan that is situated in an authentic Zen-like environment. It is set 3,500 feet above sea level among the lush rainforest hilltops. The serenity of the surroundings provide a certain calmness to all who visit as the cool air and calm ambience envelop the senses.

The spirit of Japanese culture flows along the scenic footpaths, pebbled garden, waterfalls, koi ponds and the rest stops within serene forest setting. The beauty of the Japanese Village is perhaps in the expert craftsmanship that was provided by renowned Japanese designers so that the authenticity is maintained. The garden was planned and designed by renowned Japanese architect, Mr Kaio Ariizumi and built by a team of 22 skilled craftsmen from Japan.

UME TATAMI SUITE

The detailing, from tatami mats to wood-frame paper screen doors, Ume Tatami Suite captures the essence of Japanese architecture and design to offer exclusive luxurious living in the solitude of a tropical rainforest.

JAPANESE TEAHOUSE

Embrace the beauty of Japanese culture when you attend the meticulous Japanese tea ceremony at the Japanese teahouse conducted daily for visitors. Every detail is reproduced faithfully for true connoisseurs of Japanese culture.

RYO ZAN TEI

Ryo Zan Tei is the only Japanese restaurant in Malaysia that is located in the midst of a tropical rainforest high up in the hills of the Main Range. Savour the delightful Japanese cuisine from our master chef as you look out to the beautiful forested landscaped around. With a menu that offers everything from a bowl of udon to an authentic bento, it is the perfect place to relax after a visit to the Japanese Village.

BOTANICAL GARDEN

Do not forget the 1-km long Botanical Garden nearby with more than 500 species of trees and herbs. Bird watching platforms are dotted around the garden and trekking is available along the garden trail past towering trees and viewing decks to enjoy the sights and sounds of the virgin forest. Be amazed by towering trees, ferns, orchids and rarely seen flora. Don't miss the horticultural experiments to cultivate temperate fruits...pears, apples and 7 different types of strawberries.

Lastly, the Japanese souvenir shop is a good stopover for gifts and memorabilia to mark a memorable visit for you and your family!