Kuala Langat, Administrative district in Selangor, Malaysia
Kuala Langat is an administrative district in southwestern Selangor that borders the Strait of Malacca and connects with neighboring districts of Klang and Sepang. The region contains both agricultural areas and industrial zones that serve the wider region.
The district developed from seven traditional administrative units, including Batu Jugra and Kelanang, which maintained strong links to Malayan sultanates throughout their growth. These historical divisions still influence local governance today.
Local communities maintain agricultural traditions through markets and activities centered on palm oil farming and forest conservation. These practices shape the landscape today and show how people here connect with their surroundings.
The area connects to Putrajaya and Kuala Lumpur International Airport through several highway networks that make travel straightforward. Visiting with a car or using local public transport between main areas is the best way to get around.
The National Space Centre in Kanchong Darat showcases Malaysia's advances in aerospace technology and draws visitors interested in innovation. Alongside it, a free trade zone handles electronic manufacturing that reflects modern economic activity.
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