Kuala Krai

Kuala Krai District is a locale jajahan in Kelantan, Malaysia. Verifiably, it was known as Kuala Lebir. The region is a landlocked locale in the focal point of the State of Kelantan in the north east of Malaysia. The land is uneven, and before the twentieth century the whole zone was tropical rain timberland. The domain contains the intersection of two noteworthy streams, the Lebir and Galas, to frame the Kelantan River, which at that point streams somewhere in the range of 70 km northwards through a standout amongst the most thickly populated surge fields on the Malay Peninsula to its estuary in the South China Sea close to the State capital of Kota Bharu.

As transport joins enhanced amid the twentieth century, individuals moved into the zone to exploit the plenteous land accessible for cultivating. A railroad was built in the 1920s through the undeveloped inside of Malaysia to interface Kelantan State with the fundamental focuses of populace on the west drift. This line went through Kuala Krai domain, and settlements ended up set up along its course. Street joins pursued, and towns and towns developed to provide food for the for the most part rural populace. Elastic generation was progressively vital all through Malaysia, and many elastic tree ranches were set up here. Afterward, the nation wide move to oil palm in the 1980s saw the foundation of oil palm estates in the domain, some of which supplanted elastic.