Welcome to Batu Kurau, Perak

Explore the historical town of Batu Kurau, also known as Tukugho, in Perak, Malaysia. Founded in the 1850s by Patani settlers, this town boasts a rich cultural heritage.

History

Batu Kurau was founded by settlers from Patani in the 1850s. Tok Amar Wan Kasa Bin Raja Hulubalang Patani was the town's first leader, serving as Penghulu from 1859 to 1867.

Demographics

The majority of Batu Kurau's residents are Malays of Patani origin, with ties to Patani Malay communities in Hulu Perak and Baling district in Kedah. The town also hosts significant Chinese, Indian, and Malay communities from outside the state.

Notable Mosques

Visit some of Batu Kurau's prominent mosques like Masjid Al-a'la, Masjid Al-kahfi, and Masjid Ar-Ridzuaniah, among others, spread across different villages and neighborhoods.

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