About Jong's Crocodile Farm
Jong's Crocodile Farm is a privately owned crocodile farm and zoo located at the 29th Mile Kuching-Serian Road in Siburan, Sarawak, about 29 km from Kuching. Established in 1963, it is one of Malaysia's largest and oldest crocodile farms, housing over 1,000 crocodiles including saltwater crocodiles. The farm also exhibits other wildlife, freshwater fish and a museum, serving as a conservation, education and tourism centre.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a fenced farm complex with concrete crocodile breeding ponds and enclosures housing more than 1,000 crocodiles of various sizes, including large saltwater crocodiles. The site includes scheduled crocodile feeding demonstrations, ponds with arapaima and arowana, enclosures for other animals such as monkeys, leopards, sun bears and birds, a small museum displaying crocodile skulls and exhibits, souvenir shop and shaded walkways between enclosures.
Key highlights
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One of the largest and oldest crocodile farms in Malaysia with over 1,000 crocodiles
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Live crocodile feeding demonstrations by trained handlers
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Collection of large saltwater crocodiles including captive-bred specimens
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Additional wildlife exhibits including arowana, arapaima, monkeys, sun bears and birds
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On-site museum with crocodile skulls, eggs and educational displays on crocodile biology
History of Jong's Crocodile Farm
Established in 1963 by the Jong family as a private crocodile farm, originally to help conserve crocodiles and provide a sustainable source of crocodile skin. It has operated continuously for over 60 years and is recognized as the first and largest crocodile farm in Sarawak.
Route
| By air | Via Kuching International Airport (KCH), then continue by road to Siburan |
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| By road |