#NSTviral: Traffic congestion hits roads leading to Kea Farm in Cameron Highlands [WATCH]
KUALA LUMPUR: Visitors heading to the popular Kea Farm market in Cameron Highlands were caught in bumper-to-bumper traffic, with a viral video showing long queues of vehicles crawling along the narrow hill roads.
KUALA LUMPUR: Tourists traveling to the famed Kea Farm market in Cameron Highlands found themselves caught in heavy traffic, with a video circulating on social media showing long queues of cars inching along the steep, narrow roads. The footage, shared on the Threads platform by user fxrish\_\_, depicted a seemingly endless procession of vehicles moving at a painfully slow pace as visitors made their way to the popular market.
Kea Farm, situated approximately 3km north of Brinchang at an elevation of 1,610m, is one of the Cameron Highlands' most well-known attractions. Tourists flock to the area for its bustling market, fresh produce, strawberries, and an array of colorful flowers. The video posted on Threads garnered widespread attention online, with users expressing their disappointment over the severe congestion.
One user, ridzzychanduri, commented on Threads, stating, "Cameron Highlands has gone downhill." Another user, fxrish\_\_, echoed the sentiment, writing, "The traffic jam atmosphere heading to KEA Farm." User iqxazmi lamented, "This Cameron Highlands is no longer beautiful. It's getting worse." Anis.matjusoh echoed similar sentiments, noting, "Last week was the same.
And it is expected that the weekend will continue until next month's school holidays." Finally, hannabegum_ added, "So bad, just planning to go... It's like a vacation in the car later."
The congestion issue at Kea Farm appears to be a recurring problem, with visitors expressing frustration and concern about the deteriorating condition of the roads leading to the attraction.
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