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Published by fuzzphg, 2021-05-21 08:56:24

My Ivory Book Haikal

My Ivory Book Haikal

MY IVORY BOOK

CREATED BY MUHAMMAD HAIKAL BIN
MOHD SALLEH
6 ATAS SENI

SEKOLAH MENENGAH KEBANGSAAN SULTAN AHMAD
FRASER HILL

FRASER HILL’S BACKGROUND

• Fraser Hill is named after Louis James Fraser (1841[7]–
1916[8]), a Scottish trader and accountant

• After a failed gold mining venture in Australia, he migrated to the
Federated Malay States in 1890 looking for a new venture in tin
mining.

• Initially, Fraser was reported as having disappeared in 1910,[13]
however, the latest research by R. Hale in 2019 uncovered that
he retired from his position and returned to Great Britain in
1910 and died while vacationing in Austria-Hungary in 1916.

IN MORE RECENT HISTORY OF FRASER HILL

• Subsequent development occurred in the 1970s in
response to increased tourism activity

• While this provided room for more visitors, it had an
impact on the environment including deforestation and
water pollution prompting a halt to further developments
in April 2010

• Fraser's Hill is known for its vast biodiversity which
attracts scientists and researchers

MAIN ATTRACTIONS OF FRASER HILL

Jeriau Waterfall Pine tree trail

Maxwell trail Bishop trail

WAYS TO GO TO FRASER HILL

• For most visitors to Fraser's Hill, a personal
vehicle is their main option

• Though taxis from major cities will take you
there at a high price

• There are also no direct buses, the closest
being Kuala Kubu Bharu town

PICTURES OF RESORT IN FRASER HILL

FUN FACT ABOUT FRASER HILL

Summer Retreat
Fraser’s Hill – actually seven hills -, provided welcome relief for the British expatriate
community from the simmering heat of Kuala Lumpur, 75 kilometres to the south. The
British were fond of playing golf and a 9-hole golf course was built in 1925 atop Louis
Fraser’s former tin mines by Frank Hemmant, a well-known golf course designer.


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