Kuala Krai
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Kuala Krai territory is a landlocked administrative area in the centre of the State of Kelantan in the north east of Malaysia. The land is hilly, and before the 20th century the entire area was tropical rain forest. The territory contains the confluence of two major rivers, the Lebir and Galas, to form the Kelantan River, which then flows some 70 km northwards through one of the most densely populated flood plains on the Malay Peninsular to its estuary in the South China Sea near the State capital of Kota Bharu.
Damar Restaurant Kuala Krai.
Kuala Krai Mini Zoo[12] is managed by the District Council and open to the public. It is home to a variety of animals, including a male elephant called "Salleh",[13] monkeys, bears, deer and various birds. The site extends to about 10 acres (40,000 m2), and also includes a Mini Museum displaying photographs and documents relating to the history of Kuala Krai, as well as a number of preserved animals. The mini zoo first opened in 1961, the only zoo to specialise exclusively in animals from the Malaysian jungle.
At Kuala Krai Mini Zoo
Damar Restaurant Kuala Krai.
Kuala Krai Mini Zoo[12] is managed by the District Council and open to the public. It is home to a variety of animals, including a male elephant called "Salleh",[13] monkeys, bears, deer and various birds. The site extends to about 10 acres (40,000 m2), and also includes a Mini Museum displaying photographs and documents relating to the history of Kuala Krai, as well as a number of preserved animals. The mini zoo first opened in 1961, the only zoo to specialise exclusively in animals from the Malaysian jungle.
At Kuala Krai Mini Zoo
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