This small town is divided into 5 zones, namely A, B, C, D, E zones, with each zone having more than 50 families or houses. Zone E is located along the main road, where most of the business units, i.e., shop houses, markets are located. Zones C and D are located at the southside of the road while zones A and B are located at the north side of the road. Because zones A and B are located at the higher ground in terms of topography, the residents of zone A and B are traditionally called "the people from the mountain top". There are two parallel water pipe lines with diameter around 1 meter each extrude out of the ground and run approximately 100 meters before they submerge into higher ground. These exposed pipe lines used to be the good memories of many childhoods as the children would climb on top of them, jump around, play games like "police catches thieves" and so on. These pipe lines "carry" a story of Water Conflict between Malaysia and Singapore. The local people call the pipe lines as Xui Ham Tong. There have been a few rivers flowing around its neighborhood; recent development have made the rivers shallow. There are several small towns at its vicinity, namely, Bandar Kangkar Pulai, Taman Desa Permai, and Kampung Melayu Kangkar Pulai.
Culture
The Chinese people has reached and resided in the land of Malaysia since more than 600 years ago, however during the great migration of southern Chinese from the province of Guangdong and Fujian during the period between 1900 and 1940, many such Chinese who were with the dialect of Hakka, resided at this small town of Kangkar Pulai. Therefore, the language being used for communication among the residents in this town is Hakka, be it when you buy something at the shop houses, markets, or when you greet each other in the temples, or in the streets. The residents in Kangkar Pulai know each other well, since most of them share the same origin, and most are at their second, third, or fourth generation. Intermarriage among the residents is common. The weekly Pasar Malam at Kangkar Pulai is held on Saturday, it is only a short stretch of 20 to 30 meters, with stalls selling food, clothes, music, accessories and all kinds of stuff. The stalls at the Pasar Malam start to sell at around 6pm, and the whole activity lasts till 9:30pm. The best socialization for the residents are religious festivals, dinners of marriages, sports, and of course, the gossips at the coffee shops and markets. The residents travel within the town with motorbikes, bicycles, or even walk.
Education
SJK Pulai was established in 1955 and has been renovated multiple times. The medium of instruction used is Mandarin Chinese besides Malay and English. Even though the population in Kangkar Pulai is 95% Chinese Malaysian, there is also an Indian primary school, SJK Kangkar Pulai, located at zone D, where many of the Indian Malaysian at its vicinity send their children for study.
Religion
One of the most prominent temples in Kangkar Pulai is called the San Shan Guo Wang Temple. The Lords of the Three Mountains are regarded as the patron Deities of the local Hakka community. This temple does not only cater for religious purpose, but it is also the important venue for wedding, social events and celebrations for the local community.
Economy
Many of the residents own a piece of small land somewhere 5 to 10 km from Kangkar Pulai itself, and the small lands are mainly used for farming purpose. Some lands have been sold to outsiders in recent years. However, the youth nowadays seldom work in the farm anymore, they seek jobs elsewhere.
Safety
Kangkar Pulai has been a peaceful small town. Visitors are easily identified, and residents are cooperative and reactive for any negative issues, i.e., crimes, accidents, conflicts, etc.. There is a :ms:Balai polis|Balai Polis located at Zone E and there is also :ms:Ikatan Relawan Rakyat Malaysia|RELA in this small town.
Politics
In terms of political administration, Kangkar Pulai belongs to DUN 162 / 49 - NUSAJAYA, and Nusa Jaya belongs to Parlimen of GELANG PATAH.
