Kulai, Johor

Kulai, Johor (13 September, 2016)


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Kulai (GPS: 1.66319, 103.59891) is a town near Johor Bahru. It is located to the northwest of Senai, within the recently created Kulai District. While Kulai is administered by the Kulai Municipal Council, the administrative centre for Kulaijaya is being planned for the township of Indahpura.

Until the creation of the North-South Expressway, Kulai was a stopover point for travellers passing through between Johor Bahru and Kuala Lumpur. The majority of the population are Hakka Chinese. The town does not offer much in terms of attractions. There are a few Chinese temples such as the Thousand Fairies Temple and the Seven Sisters Temple. There are also a few churches in Kulai including the Kulai Presbyterian Church, the Christ the King Catholic Church and the Kulai Baptist Church.

Map of Kulai, Johor

Sights in Kulai

Going to Kulai

If you are going by car, exit the North South Expressway Southern Route at the Kulaijaya Interchange (Exit 252). If you come by bus, your bus will take you to Terminal Bas Kulai.

Streets in Kulai

Majlis Perbandaran Kulai building (12 September, 2016)


Arked Kulai (12 September, 2016)


Tesco Kulai (12 September, 2016)


Traffic jam on Federal Route 1 in Kulai (12 September, 2016)


Pasaraya Songmart, Kulaijaya (12 September, 2016)


Federal Route 1 in Kulai (12 September, 2016)


Mydin Kulai Utama (12 September, 2016)


Bandar Kulai (13 September, 2016)

360° View of Kulai on Google Maps Street View

Going to Kulai

Kulai can be reach by exiting the North-South Expressway at Kulai Interchange (Exit 252).

Kulai is on the Map of Johor

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