Price & hours at a glance
- Adult
- RM14
- Child 4–12 years
- RM7
- Opening hours
- 08:00 – 22:00 daily
- Kimono / yukata rental
- Separate charge
- Parking
- Parking areas provided
How much is the Taman Jepun Bukit Tinggi ticket?
The operator lists the Colmar Tropicale entry ticket at RM14 for adults and RM7 for children aged 4–12, and it includes access to the Japanese Village (Taman Jepun). That makes it one of the more affordable themed attractions in the Pahang highlands.
Treat these figures as a reference rather than a guarantee: prices can move with season, events or promotional packages. If your trip depends on a tight budget, contact the operator or check their official page on the day you travel.
What does the ticket include?
In general the same ticket opens several attractions within the Berjaya Hills zone. Typically covered:
- • Walking paths, the koi pond, stone garden and water features at the Japanese Village.
- • The Japanese tea house area plus the timber and red-staircase photo spots.
- • Access to green trails connecting to the Botanical Garden zone.
- • Public parking areas around the approach to the attraction.
Extra charges to expect
Some experiences are not part of the base ticket and are usually sold separately at the counter or through the operator:
- • Kimono or yukata rental for photos.
- • The Japanese tea house, tea sessions or selected spa experiences.
- • Resort shuttle, guided activities or photography packages.
Opening hours & the best time to arrive
Listed opening hours are 08:00 to 22:00 daily. To avoid disappointment, reconfirm with the operator if you are planning a late afternoon visit or travelling during a festive season.
Arriving early brings three advantages: closer parking, softer light for photos and paths that are not yet crowded. Weekdays are generally calmer than weekends.
Common questions before the climb.
Is the Japanese Village ticket sold separately from Colmar Tropicale?＋
Based on operator information, the Colmar Tropicale entry ticket already covers access to the Japanese Village, so you should not need a second ticket at the garden entrance. Access scope can change, so check the latest announcement before travelling.
Do children under 4 pay?＋
The listed child price applies to ages 4–12. Policy for younger children depends on the operator, so ask directly at the ticket counter or through their official channels.
Can I pay by card at the ticket counter?＋
Most counters in the resort area accept cards, but network coverage in the hills can be unstable. Bring some cash as a backup so your trip is not interrupted.