Bujang Senang
The skull, shown with the legend panels. One of the largest crocodiles recorded from Sarawak.
Attractions
A leap, a skull, a giant fish, and a path through the trees.
Crocodiles can leave the water by about their own body length. At Jong’s you watch that happen on purpose, twice a day, and then walk on to a museum and a pond of arapaima.
Daily · 11:00 and 3:00
Crocodile feeding.
The demonstration runs at one of the saltwater ponds. Crocodiles come up out of the water, and the splash reaches the gallery. It is loud and it is close. The viewing side is safe.
Which pond is fed changes. Ask a member of staff when you arrive so you are standing at the right rail. Miss 11:00 and the afternoon show is at 3:00.
Weekends & public holidays
Extra feeding and holding times.
Besides the daily 11:00 and 3:00 crocodile feeds, weekends and public holidays add a 1:00 PM crocodile feeding show. Giant crocodile feeding is at 4:00 PM every Sunday only. Sessions may change with weather, animal welfare, or operations.
Full day schedule
Daily · 11:30 and 3:30
Arapaima, half an hour later.
The arapaima is a South American freshwater giant. Some grow past 10 feet and 180 kilograms. This pond also holds more than 15 other tropical freshwater fishes.
Feeding happens from a stage in the middle of the water, with lilies around it. People sit there after the crocodile show. It is the quiet half-hour.
Just inside the gate
The crocodile museum.
Recognised as a unique attraction dedicated to crocodile history and heritage in Malaysia, just inside the gate. The collection keeps the skull of Bujang Senang — associated with fatal attacks in the Batang Lupar area — plus historic photographs, eggs, a nest, and a skeleton replica.
The gallery
Skulls, photographs, and a carved figure in a room dressed with roots and timber.
Eggs and bones
A closer look at eggs, nests, and the way a crocodile is built.
Skin
A real crocodile skin, kulit buaya asli.
Crocodiles with names.
Keepers know these animals by name. They are residents, not a separate species.
Bujang Lupar & Siti Lupar
Our largest crocodile pair. Their size makes them standout residents of the collection.
Pak Indonesia
One of the oldest crocodiles at the farm, a reminder of how long these reptiles can live in care.
Bujang Sudin
Captured in a village and brought to the farm in 1988. He has remained at Jong’s ever since.
Completed December 2025
Petting zoo.
Meet guinea pigs, rabbits, goats, Silkie chickens, geese, binturongs, iguanas, and ducks in a welcoming setting for families and animal lovers. Animal feed can be purchased to feed guinea pigs, rabbits, goats, and Silkie chickens under farm guidelines.
Feed only designated animals with approved feed. Follow staff instructions and handle animals gently.
Between the ponds
Jungle walk, peacock garden, holding session.
The path runs through thick planting, with enclosures set back in the shade. Peacocks use the garden and the bridges. There is a small Tua Pek Kong shrine along the way, with crane figures and red lanterns.
On weekends and public holidays, keepers run a supervised crocodile holding experience from 10:00 AM–12:00 PM and 1:00 PM–3:00 PM. The adults stay in the ponds.
See the wildlife
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.