2025 Kuala Krai Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

A small zoo located at the heart of a small town Kuala Krai, Kelantan. You can drive 1 hour 15 minutes from Kota Bharu, Kelantan to reach Kuala Krai or reach it by train from the Wakaf Bharu station. The zoo is located in front of the old Kuala Krai Hospital and Kuala Krai Lake. The entrance tickets were affordable. MYR 12 for adults and MYR 6 for kids. It is open from 9.30 am to 6 pm. Once you enter the zoo, you are greeted by a pleasant view of an artificial waterfall, and a few nice spots for taking photos or selfies. Then you will find a petting house where they exhibit a few reptiles, birds and mammals for petting. You can experienced holding and petting them. The trip inside the zoo requires a little bit of hiking up and down the small hill terrace. The zoo area is not large but fair enough to make you sweat. Eating place is available inside the zoo. It is probably a nice place to spend with your kids. #minizoo #kualakrai

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#newyearnewtrip 📍MASJID AL HASANAH KG LEPAN ANJUNG DABONG KUALA KRAI KELANTAN Masjid Kampung Lepan Anjung in Dabong, Kelantan. It’s a mosque situated in a peaceful and rural area, surrounded by lush greenery and beautiful landscapes typical of the Kelantan region. Are you planning to visit the mosque, or are you curious about the area in general? It seems like it could offer a nice escape with natural beauty and a serene atmosphere.

📍STONG WATERFALL DABONG KUALA KRAI KELANTAN Ah, you’re referring to Stong Waterfall in Dabong, Kelantan! It’s indeed one of the tallest waterfalls in Malaysia, standing at an impressive height of around 150 meters. The waterfall is located within the Stong State Park, a beautiful natural reserve that offers a serene, untouched environment. Stong Waterfall is known for its powerful flow, especially during the rainy season when the water cascades down with incredible force, creating a mesmerizing scene. The trek to the waterfall itself is an adventure, taking you through lush jungle terrain, which adds to the experience. It’s one of those places where you feel completely connected to nature #newyearnewtrip #

📍Crispy Fried Babana Stall Dabong Kuala Krai Kelantan In Dabong, near the Stong Waterfall, you’re likely to come across some delicious local snacks, especially at roadside stalls or small eateries. Fried banana (Pisang Goreng) and fried tapioca (Kuih Ubi) are popular treats in rural and tourist spots across Malaysia, including in Dabong. • Fried Banana (Pisang Goreng): This is a simple yet tasty snack where ripe bananas are coated in batter and deep-fried to a golden crisp. It’s commonly served as a light snack with a bit of sweetness from the banana and crunch from the batter. • Fried Tapioca (Kuih Ubi): Another favorite local snack, made by slicing tapioca into thin rounds or strips, frying them until crispy, and often sprinkled with a little salt or sugar. The crispy texture and slightly starchy flavor make it an addictive treat. You’ll most likely find these fried snacks at stalls along the road or near small eateries catering to tourists visiting the waterfall. It’s a great option if you’re hiking or visiting the area and need something quick to fuel up. #newyearnewtrip

If you’re up for a short but sweet adventure, the hike to Jelawang Waterfall in Kelantan is totally worth it! The journey itself is a fun mix of easy trekking and stunning scenery. As you make your way through the lush rainforest, the anticipation builds until you finally reach the magnificent waterfall. And wow—when you see it, it’s pure magic! The water tumbles down with incredible power, surrounded by green forest, making the view feel almost like a secret paradise. The best part? The cool mist from the falls hits your face as you soak in the peaceful vibes. It’s the perfect spot to relax, take photos, and just enjoy the beauty of nature. Plus, the location—Jelawang, Dabong Kelantan is the ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle. So, lace up your shoes, take the hike, and be rewarded with one of the most breathtaking views in Malaysia! #malaysiatrulyasia

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#ItinerarySharing #KualaKrai is so fun Since being stuck in West Malaysia in 2020, I have nothing to do, so I visit Kelantan once a year. This time I revisited Kelantan and chose to take a different route to visit some unpopular towns. The first stop was Kuala Krai. Kuala Krai is a rather unfamiliar place to most people. This small place gave birth to an internationally renowned designer: Zang Toi. Kuala Krai is a really small town, so small that there is hardly any light at night, and it seems to be swallowed up by the darkness. Nevertheless, if you are interested in history, you may want to visit this historical town. let's go! 🏃♀️🏃 👉Kuala Krai Train Station The train-loving cat will never miss a train station when he sees one and will go there to check in. The East Coast Rail in Kelantan is very famous. I will come back to experience it if I have the chance. 👉Krai Stairs Kuala Krai's history began in the 1920s with the construction of the East Coast Railway. In the early days, Kuala Krai was a paradise and the main means of transportation for local residents was the Kelantan River, which was used to transport goods. Later, in order to cooperate with the construction of the railway, the British built the 81-step Krai Stairs from 1927 to 1929 to facilitate local residents to go up and down. The Krai Stairs, 53 meters above sea level, were originally named after Bradley, a British official at the time, and were called Bradley Stairs. They were renamed Krai Stairs in 1984 and are still in use today. Because it is located at the junction of rivers, floods often occur. There are many instruments for measuring flood levels standing next to the stairs, which is shocking to see. Walk down 81 steps to the end, where there is a small floating restaurant and a small waiting area for the boat. It only costs RM1 to take a boat to the other side. It goes around the river and you can negotiate the price with the boatman. If you have nothing to do, it’s not bad to take a boat trip down the river. 👉Kuala Krai Museum There are many museums in Kelantan that will amaze cats, especially those that record the history of World War II, with quite complete information. Although the Kuala Krai Museum is located in a small place in Ulu, the collection inside is quite rich and surprising. Zang Toi’s achievements are also included in the celebrity directory. 👉Krai Lakeside Park Before leaving Kuala Krai, there is a small lakeside park on the left, which is a good place for locals to relax and jog. There is also a zoo next to it, which is under renovation. The yellowish green water in Lakeside Park is very different from the color of other lakes. For some reason, when the cat drove away, its impression of Kuala Krai was this pool of green and yellow water. #Kelantan #Kherai #localtourism

cold and cool I like this waterfall.