Crocodile feeding
11:00 am & 3:00 pmSaltwater crocodiles rising out of the pond. You feel the splash. The fence holds.
Siburan, Sarawak · Since 1963
Watch them chomp.
Malaysia’s first captive-breeding crocodile farm, 33 to 39 minutes from Kuching by car or taxi. More than two thousand crocodiles, a museum, a jungle walk, and a giant fish that eats just after the crocs do.
The farm & zoo
A breeding farm that still feels like a walk in the forest.
Jong’s sits at the 29 kilometre mark of the Kuching–Serian highway, about 33 to 39 minutes by car or taxi from the city, over roughly 29 to 32 kilometres. The ponds hold saltwater crocodiles and Malayan gharials. Around them are fruit trees, a jungle path, and animals the family has kept since this was still a hobby on Chawan Road.
Visitors stand close enough to see the teeth, with a fence between them and the water. Cameras are welcome. Flash is not.
Read the family history1963First six crocodiles
25Acres at Siburan
2,000+Crocodiles bred here
SilverMyTQA, to Dec 2027
Four reasons people drive out.
The ponds, the museum, the other animals, and a fish longer than most boats.
01
Our farm & zoo
Breeding ponds in a stand of tropical trees, 33 to 39 minutes from Kuching.
02
Crocodile museum
Sarawak legends, historic photographs, and the skull of Bujang Senang.
03
More than crocs
Peacocks, otters, binturong, owls, pythons, turtles, and a petting zoo.
04
Amazon big fish
Arapaima in a freshwater pond, fed at 11:30 and 3:30.
Two shows. Four times a day.
Staff will tell you which pond is being fed. The leap is the reason most people check the clock.
Arapaima feeding
11:30 am & 3:30 pmHalf an hour later, at the freshwater pond. There is a shaded stage if you want to sit it out.
A walk that is not only reptiles.
Peacocks, otters, owls, and a binturong share the paths. The wildlife page has the rest of the collection.
Admission
Tickets in effect from 1 June 2026.
Pay at the entrance, or book ahead on Trip.com. Children under 3, and OKU guests with an OKU card, are free. Present the relevant ID when buying tickets.
- Mini zoo access
- Scheduled animal feeding shows
- Petting zoo access at no extra charge
Walk-in payments: cash or contactless PayWave card.
Malaysian
myKad or myKid
- AdultRM 30
- Child, 3–11 yearsRM 15
- Kenyalang Gold CardRM 15
- Under 3Free
- OKU with cardFree
International
Non-Malaysian passport
- AdultRM 50
- ChildRM 25
Recognised
MyTQA Silver, for man-made tourism.
The Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture certificate is valid from 18 December 2024 to 17 December 2027. A Special Agro Tourism Spots plaque sits in the same case.
Before you go
Wear shoes you can walk in. Bring the rain cover.
Paths include unshaded stretches, uneven ground, and wooden planks. Wheelchairs and strollers can come through, and it is set up for children. Leave pets at home, skip the camera flash, and do not feed anything unless a keeper says so.
Hours, map, and rulesWhat visitors write.
A few notes from the farm’s Google listing.
★★★★★
A great place for a family trip! Kids will love seeing the crocodiles, giant arapaima fish, and other small animals. It was a fun and enjoyable experience, with plenty to explore. Definitely worth a visit if you're looking for a family-friendly attraction.
Kiki Maria
On Google · 3 months ago
★★★★★
I brought my family here, and my little son was absolutely thrilled. While the crocodiles are the main stars (don't miss the feeding shows!), we were pleasantly surprised by the variety of other animals. We saw snakes, colorful birds, huge fish, and even cute rabbits and turtles. It's a complete wildlife experience tucked away in Siburan. This place has massive potential to be the top animal tourism destination in Kuching. Highly recommended for a fun and educational day out!
Syahrull Nizam
On Google · 7 months ago
★★★★★
Interesting farm. Others than crocodile you can also find birds, tortoise, monkeys, fish, and snake inside. There is also a feeding session where you can see the crocodile jump for the food. rm 25 for local and rm 50 for foreigners (adult)
RUDDY EUDEY LADSO
On Google · 7 months ago
33 to 39 minutes from Kuching
Come for the 11 o’clock leap. Stay for the jungle walk.
Siburan, on the Kuching–Serian road. Gates open at 9:00 AM and the last admission is 4:30 PM.