|
 Titi Eco Farm Take a weekend trip with family or friends to a place
where you can enjoy a totally organic and nature at its best. Titi,
in Jelebu, Negeri Sembilan is only 45 minutes from Seremban and
about two hours drive from Kuala Lumpur. 20-acre Titi Eco Farm is located some 12km from kuala
klawang and only 1.6km from titi, is the place to learn and
experience living total harmony with nature. The two year-old farm
and resort is a quiet countryside retreat located on a hilltop 30
metres above sea level. Along the way to the farm, you will
experience scene of mist-covered hills and lush greenery. You will
also heard the sound of roosters, ducks, birds, ostriches and
squirrels. The resort is surrounded by fruit orchards, a herb
garden and a vegetable garden. About about 30 types of common
malaysian, vegetables like grourd, legumes, carrots, peanuts and
sawi grown at the farm.
The resort also sells pesticide-free vegetables and
fruits and organics household products like soap, shampoo and
detergent sold at reasonable prices for its guests to take home.
Titi Eco Farm can be reached at 03-7874 8122 Wet World Batu Pahat Village Resort | Auyin Hill Resort | Kota Kinabalu City Bird Sanctuary | Fraser's Hill | Bao Sheng Durian Farm | Bukit Merah Laketown Resort | Pasir Salak | Pulau Ketam | Sarawak Cultural Village | The Sound and Light, Malacca | Tropical Village | Pulau Redang | Titi Eco Farm | Latihan Gajah Elephant Sanctuary | Tioman Island | Cheng Ho's Footprint | KLCC Park
|
Children will love the livestock breeding areas. They can learn
about the natural processes of rearing chickens, ducks, fish and
ostriches.Guests can try making bread organic-style without butter
and sugar, and peanut butter made 100% from ground peanuts planted
in the farm.In the heart of the resort is a big house which is well
designed using the concept of a traditional kampung house with
wooden structures and attap roof. It has rooms that can accommodate
two persons each and two dormitories with five and eight beds.
There is no air-conditioners. In their place are eight ozents to
recycle the air. One Interesting feature is that the resort is
fully solar-powered with lights in the common areas switched off by
11.30pm.
A
night's stay will cost RM120 for adults and RM75 for children on
weekends. On weekdays, it is RM110 for adults and RM70 for
children. There are also tents for those who would spend a night
under the stars.