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Plan a visit
Open every day. Last tickets at 4:30.
Lot 80, Jalan Taman Buaya Jong's, 94200 Siburan, Sarawak, Malaysia. About 33 to 39 minutes by car or taxi from Kuching, over roughly 29 to 32 kilometres, on the road towards Serian.
A day on the farm.
Open every day, including public holidays, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Last admission 4:30 PM.
Crocodile feeding
Arapaima feeding
Crocodile feeding
Arapaima feeding
Last admission
The grounds close at 5:00 PM. Arrive 30 to 60 minutes before a feeding show if you want time to explore first. On weekends and public holidays there is also a 1:00 PM crocodile feeding, and giant crocodile feeding at 4:00 PM on Sundays only.
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
Facilities.
Parking, toilets, seating, a canteen, souvenir shop, prayer room, nursing room, and more — many at no extra charge.
Free parking
Spaces in front of the entrance, most of them under trees. Bays are set aside for buses and for disabled guests.
Toilets
Toilet facilities throughout the grounds, including wheelchair-accessible toilets. A cavern-style washroom sits with the planting.
Refreshments
Drinks, ice cream, light snacks such as fries and nuggets, and ready-to-heat frozen food. Crocodile soup is sometimes available in limited quantities.
Souvenirs
Local Sarawak products and Jong’s merchandise. Frozen and dried crocodile meat may be available in limited stock — ask before you visit.
Places to sit
Rest stops along the path, including covered seats near the shows.
Playground & petting
A playground and petting zoo completed in December 2025, with guinea pigs, rabbits, goats, Silkie chickens, and more.
Groups
Schools, tour operators, and other groups are welcome. Reservations are required — WhatsApp or email the farm.
The path
Wheelchair-accessible routes up to the feeding show pond. Jungle Walk is not wheelchair-accessible. Strollers are welcome on the main paths.
Nursing & baby care
Nursing room near the museum. Baby changing and an OKU-accessible toilet near the Bujang Lupar enclosure.
Prayer room
A surau is available inside the park for visitors with valid admission tickets.
Getting here
Along the Kuching–Serian Highway in Siburan, about 29 km from Kuching. Search “Jong’s Crocodile Farm and Zoo” on Google Maps or Waze. Parking is free.
Phone +6 082-863570 or WhatsApp +6 014-978 2101 if you are bringing a bus or a large group.
By bus
Towards Siburan: Bus 3A, Q10 (Serian), or Q13 (Siburan). From Kuching, alight at SJK Chung Hua Siburan. From Serian, alight at Dewan Siburan. Check the latest routes and stop locations before you travel.
By e-hailing
Book a Grab or other e-hailing ride to the farm. Confirm your driver can reach Siburan and arrange a return pick-up.
Visitor guidelines
- No pets. Follow staff instructions, signs, and barriers.
- Keep a safe distance. Do not reach into enclosures or touch animals unless staff allow it.
- Do not feed animals except during farm-supervised activities with approved feed.
- Supervise children at all times. Wear comfortable shoes; paths can be slippery after rain.
- No littering. Never throw rubbish into ponds or enclosures. Flash photography is not allowed; drones are prohibited.
Weather & temporary closures
Some areas or activities may close in bad weather. Jungle Walk is uncovered and may close in thunderstorms. Animal welfare and visitor safety come first.
The grounds.
The farm’s own map: the entrance, the ponds, the museum, the jungle walk, and where to park.
