Merely 90 minutes drive from Kuala Lumpur, TITI Eco Farm Resort is a destination where tourists can kill two birds with one stone – to spend leisure time with family and friends, as well as to live an organic lifestyle.

Amidst lush greenery and breathtaking nature, the main attractions of this resort include a 40-acre land planted with vegetables and fruits organically, as well as resort-styled accommodation.

TITI Eco Farm Resort is the perfect holiday destination for those who are health conscious. Guests get the opportunity to enjoy fresh organic food harvested directly from the farm. It is processed and refined as little as possible before being served to maintain its natural integrity and nutrition.

Guests will be given an informative guided tour of the farm, where they’ll also get to feed rabbits, observe ostrich, sample aloe vera and ulam (young leaves). Youngsters who like adventure activities can try crossing a hanging bridge or swinging from one side of a pond to another. Besides that, guests will be brought to vegetable farms and try their hand at harvesting organic vegetables.

The wood lodge is the main building. It consists of guest rooms, reception area, cafeteria, a small shop selling organic products, kitchen and dining area. When food is ready to be served, the staff will ring the bell.

An in-house nutritionist will share information on the benefits of eating organic food. All kinds of organic leaves will be served on the table and tourists will get the opportunity to sample salad made up of various organic foods, such as signature ulam, ulam raja, basil and papaya pickled products.

“We have just finished renovating our wood lodge. Guests who choose to stay with us will have access to many parts of the farm. In the future, we plan to open up the farm for day-trippers.” said Lim Chih Lun, the general manager of TITI Eco Farm Resort.

“Our current capacity can handle about 100 guests daily. We hope more visitors will get the chance to visit this place.” he added.

There are various thematic areas at this farm, such as herbal garden, lotus lake, energy garden and activity hall. The energy garden, which is equipped with meditation facilities, allows visitors to have a meditation session in the early morning. The activity hall can be used as a venue for team building activities.

TITI Eco Farm Resort is the perfect destination to relax and unwind. It‘s the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. It’s the perfect place to cultivate a healthy lifestyle.

Titi Eco Farm Resort

Address: Jalan Sungai Rotan, Titi, Jelebu, 71650 Negeri Sembilan.
Web: www.titieco.com.my

Entrance Fee:

Day Trip:
RM60 per pax (Adult), RM40 per pax (Child)

2 Days 1 Night:
Wood Lodge - RM230 per pax (Adult), RM140 per pax (Child)
Semi-Detached Chalet/Energy Garden – RM270 per pax (Adult), RM160 per pax (Child)

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Through the Tourism NKEA (National Key Economic Area), collaborative efforts between the Ministry of Tourism and Culture, other Government agencies and the private sector have been enhanced to help secure Malaysia’s position as a leading tourist destination and achieve the country’s target of 36 million tourist arrivals and RM168 billion in receipts by 2020.

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