About Qian Hu Fish Farm
Qian Hu Fish Farm is a large ornamental fish farm and visitor attraction located at 71 Jalan Lekar in Sungei Tengah, Choa Chu Kang, Singapore. Established in the late 1980s, it is one of Singapore's leading breeders and exporters of ornamental fish, notably Asian Arowana and koi. The farm combines aquaculture operations with public education and recreation, featuring fish galleries, ponds, and family-friendly activities that showcase Singapore's ornamental fish industry.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open-air aquaculture farm with indoor fish galleries, outdoor ponds and tanks displaying a wide variety of ornamental fish including Asian Arowana, koi, stingrays and guppies. The site includes educational displays on fish breeding, retail areas for aquarium fish and accessories, and interactive areas for longkang (drain) fishing and fish feeding. The environment is casual and family-oriented with covered walkways, ponds and farm structures set in a rural area of northwest Singapore.
Key highlights
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One of Singapore's largest ornamental fish exporters specializing in Asian Arowana
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Indoor fish gallery with diverse ornamental fish species
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Longkang fishing experience for children and families
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Koi and other fish feeding activities at outdoor ponds
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Retail centre for aquarium fish, tanks and accessories
History of Qian Hu Fish Farm
Founded in 1988 by Kenny Yap and family as a small ornamental fish farm, Qian Hu grew into Qian Hu Corporation Limited, a major ornamental fish breeder and exporter listed on the Singapore Exchange. It played a role in developing Singapore as a global hub for ornamental fish trade, particularly for Asian Arowana breeding.
Culture & Context
Represents Singapore's aquaculture and ornamental fish industry heritage and the cultural appreciation of Asian Arowana and koi in local communities. Serves as an educational and recreational agri-tourism site showcasing rural farm life in the Sungei Tengah area.
Route
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