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Ketereh, Kelantan

Demographics in Ketereh

Detailed demographics data — sourced from authoritative datasets and normalized for direct comparison.

Demographics in Ketereh, Kelantan

Ketereh features a predominantly Malay demographic deeply rooted in traditional Kelantanese culture, alongside smaller minority communities. The population reflects a balanced mix of younger families and multi-generational households living in close community alignment. Educational attainment is supported by local schools, with a strong cultural emphasis on community values and religious education.

Population & Demographics

Population
85,000
Population Growth
1.10%
Median Age
31.0
Unemployment
4.00%
Median Household Income
$8,200
GDP
$0.0B

About Ketereh, Kelantan

Ketereh is a traditional town and parliamentary constituency located in the state of Kelantan, Malaysia. Known for its rich Kelantanese cultural heritage, bustling local markets, and agrarian roots, it offers a quieter, community-centered lifestyle distinct from the fast-paced urban centers on Malaysia's western coast. Residents and visitors are often drawn to Ketereh for its authentic local traditions, warm community atmosphere, and slower pace of life.

About Kelantan

Kelantan, located in northeastern Peninsular Malaysia, is known as the "cradle of Malay culture" due to its strong preservation of Malay traditions, arts like batik and woodcarving, and a distinct local dialect. Its economy is primarily agrarian, with major industries including rice, rubber, and tobacco cultivation, fishing, and traditional handicraft production, though tourism and the services sector are growing in importance. Living in Kelantan generally offers a lower cost of living compared to other parts of Malaysia, and the climate is tropical with consistent warmth and humidity year-round, experiencing a wet monsoon season from November to January. The lifestyle is largely rural and traditional, emphasizing community life and cultural heritage.

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