Frequently asked questions

Yes. Jong’s Crocodile Farm & Zoo remains open during rainy weather. Most visitor pathways, including the route to the crocodile feeding pond, are covered.

The Jungle Walk trail is not covered and may be temporarily closed during thunderstorms or severe weather. We recommend bringing an umbrella.

Visitors typically spend approximately 2 to 3 hours exploring the park and enjoying its attractions.

No. Visitors may enter at any time during operating hours. We recommend arriving 30 to 60 minutes before the feeding show to explore beforehand.

Grab may be available depending on driver availability. Confirm with your driver that they can provide transport to the park and arrange a return pick-up after your visit.

No. Advance booking is not required for regular visitors. Reservations are required for group bookings — contact us via WhatsApp or email.

Yes. We welcome school trips and group visits. Contact our management team via WhatsApp or email for booking arrangements.

We do not offer individual student discounts. Special rates may be available for student groups with advance booking. Please contact our management team.

A special ticket rate is available exclusively for Kenyalang Gold Card (KGC) holders. Present a valid KGC at the ticket counter.

Yes. Wheelchairs and baby strollers are allowed. The Jungle Walk area is not wheelchair-accessible.

Visitors may leave luggage at the ticket counter for safekeeping. We do not recommend leaving valuables or important personal belongings.

Yes. A prayer room (surau) is available inside the park for visitors with valid admission tickets.

Yes. We provide the following facilities for families:

• Nursing room near the Museum — a comfortable, private space for mothers and babies.
• Baby changing and OKU-accessible toilet near the Bujang Lupar enclosure.

Yes. Several seating areas are available throughout the park where visitors can sit, relax, and enjoy their meals.

We accept cash and card payments (PayWave) only.

Jong’s Crocodile Farm & Zoo is home to approximately 2,000 to 3,000 crocodiles.

Yes. Besides crocodiles, the farm is home to over 40 animal species.

Some highlights include:

• Arapaima — one of the world’s largest freshwater fish.
• Giant snapping turtle.
• Otters.
• Monkeys, snakes, turtles, and birds.
• Petting zoo — get closer to selected animals.

Crocodile feeding usually takes place at Pond 2 or Pond 3. Check the signboards on the day of your visit.

Tour guide services are available for group visits only. Advance booking is required, subject to confirmation by our management team.

Our canteen offers light snacks such as French fries and chicken nuggets, plus refreshments. Ready-to-heat frozen food can be heated in a microwave.

Crocodile soup is also available in limited quantities, subject to availability.

Yes. We sell frozen and dried crocodile meat products in limited quantities. Crocodile soup is also available at our canteen, subject to availability.

Stock is limited, so we recommend contacting us before your visit to check availability.

Yes. Visitor safety is our priority. Follow park rules and instructions from our staff.

No. Visitors are not allowed to feed the crocodiles for safety reasons.

Yes. Visitors are welcome to take photos and record personal videos or vlogs for non-commercial use.

Prior permission from management is required for commercial photography or filming.

• Drones are strictly prohibited.
• Mobile phones and regular cameras are allowed.
• Flash photography is not allowed.