All Saints Church

All Saints Church represents an important element of Cameron Highlands' colonial religious heritage, serving as the primary Anglican place of worship for the British expatriate community and local converts since its establishment in 1963. The church building exemplifies the adaptation of traditional English ecclesiastical architecture to the tropical highland environment, featuring design elements that provide both spiritual atmosphere and practical climate control for year-round worship.

The church's architecture incorporates traditional Anglican design principles including a nave and chancel layout, pitched roof, and prominent windows that provide natural illumination while maintaining the sacred atmosphere expected in Anglican worship. The building serves not only as a place of worship but also as a community center for the English-speaking Christian community in the highlands. The church has witnessed numerous significant ceremonies including weddings, baptisms, and memorial services that mark important moments in the social history of Cameron Highlands' expatriate and local Christian communities.