Aloyyze Photography

15/05/2026

Hakka Wild by Soar High Eats
📍570A, Jalan Kenanga 29/15, Bandar Indahpura, 81000 Kulai, Johor Darul Ta'zim
⏰11:30am-9:30pm

15/05/2026

ABC & Yong Tau Foo @ Restoran Makanan Laut Yeo Sekeluarga
📍Jalan Sembilang, Kampung Tanjung Adang, 81560 Gelang Patah, Johor Darul Ta'zim
⏰12pm-10pm
MONDAY CLOSED

14/05/2026

BAS.MY Johor Bahru
J300 Terminal Kulai Terminal Putri Kulai

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The Ban San Temple (also known as Wan Xian Miao) is a century-old historical Chinese temple located in Kulai, Johor, Malaysia. Established before 1913, this sacred landmark honors the Monkey God (Qi Tian Da Sheng) as its main deity and serves as an important spiritual and cultural pillar for the local community. Over its long history, the temple has witnessed the growth and development of the Kulai district while providing a peaceful sanctuary for generations of worshippers. The temple is renowned for its vibrant, large-scale procession festivals and deity birthday celebrations, which feature lively traditional art, lion dances, and community gatherings.

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Jalan Ibrahim, located in Taman Kulai, Kulai, Johor, is a prominent road within one of the town’s older residential and commercial areas that reflects the broader transformation of the Kulai district. Originally a wild jungle in the late 19th century, the area surrounding the road began to develop rapidly following pioneer agricultural movements and the arrival of Hakka Chinese settlers in the early 1900s. The name "Jalan Ibrahim" itself carries deep historical significance, paying homage to Johor's royal lineage and specifically referencing Sultan Ibrahim, who oversaw massive state modernization efforts including the expansion of infrastructure and transport links. Over the decades, the street evolved from a rural plantation corridor into a bustling local community hub that serves as a vital connecting point for residents and longstanding family-run businesses within Taman Kulai.

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Jalan Wayang is a historically significant street located in the older commercial heart of Kulai, Johor. The road famously derives its name from "wayang" (the Malay word for theatre or moving pictures) because it hosted early local entertainment hubs. Following World War II and the post-independence era, this area became a bustling community anchor centered around pioneering cinema halls like the Sheng Li (Victory) Theatre, which later evolved into the prominent Bright Cinema (Guan Ming). Over the decades, Jalan Wayang transitioned from a lively entertainment hub into a mature commercial street lined with traditional shoplots, preserving the mid-20th-century heritage of Kulai's early town development.

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Jalan Lengkongan is a key transport road located within the historic Kampung Melayu and Kampung Baru area in Kulai, Johor. The road is situated in a settlement that grew alongside the broader development of Kulai town, which originally began as a wild jungle explored in the late 1890s. Historically, early Malay settlers inhabited the area in small huts before the influx of rubber tapers and traders transformed the land into shoplots. Over the decades, Jalan Lengkongan evolved from a village pathway into a vital commercial corridor. Today, travelers use Waze to navigate this street, which serves essential public infrastructure like the Kulai Bus Terminal, the local wet market, and the Rural Transformation Centre (RTC).

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Street-level view of local life and roadside maintenance in the city.

📷: Nikon D70s
Lens: AF-S Nikkor 18-70mm
F-stop: f/5
Exposure time: 1/200 sec.
Focal Length: 29 mm
Max aperture: 3.9

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