Pulau Kerai, Langkawi

Pulau Kerai is a small island on the southeast coast of Pulau Langkawi. It is one of the small islands to the south of Pulau Timun that includes Pulau Chorong, Pulau Paku, Pulau Kedera, Pulau Lading, Pulau Kerengga and Pulau Chupak. As with the other islands in the group, Pulau Kerai is uninhabited and undeveloped. The name kerai refers to a variety of freshwater fish including kerai jelawat-jelawat (Leptobarbus hoevei) and kerai kunyit (Puntius daruphani).

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