🐊 Jong's Crocodile Farm Kuching — Over a thousand crocs in one place? Yes.

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English Version — Crocodile Farm

Honestly, when I first heard about a "crocodile farm" in Kuching, I thought it'd be just a small pond with a few crocs.

Turns out I was dead wrong.

Jong's Crocodile Farm & Recreation Park in Siburan (about 30-40 mins from Kuching city) is home to over a thousand crocodiles — from tiny babies to massive saltwater giants that'll make you rethink your life choices

Source: Crocodile enclosure at Jong's Crocodile Farm

The Feeding Show is the main event
There's a scheduled feeding session where staff go in and feed the crocs. The moment they throw food in, these lazy-looking dinosaurs turn into lightning-fast predators. The contrast is insane.

One Google Maps reviewer said:

"First time seeing a croc feeding show this close. It's surprisingly thrilling! The staff also explains the behavior of each croc — very educational."

Another visitor wrote:

"My kids keep asking to go back. Way more fun than the regular zoo tbh."

Source: Feeding show in action

More than just crocs
Besides the main crocodile enclosures, there's a mini zoo section with monkeys, birds, snakes, monitor lizards, and other local wildlife. It's a compact but well-curated place — you can easily spend 1-2 hours exploring.

From TripAdvisor:

"Better than I expected. The whole place is well maintained, toilets are clean, and for RM20 entry fee it's honestly great value."

Source: Close-up of a massive saltwater crocodile

What you need to know ️

• Location: Jalan Puncak Borneo, Siburan (~30 mins drive from Kuching)
• Hours: Daily 9:00AM - 5:00PM
• Entry: Adults ~RM20-30, Kids ~RM10-15
• Feeding show times: Check at the counter (usually morning & afternoon sessions)
• Suggested visit time: 1-2 hours

Source: Jong's Crocodile Farm entrance

Bottom line:
If you're visiting Kuching with family, or if you're just fascinated by these prehistoric creatures, this place is worth the drive. It's not a luxury attraction — it's raw, educational, and genuinely fun.

There aren't many large-scale crocodile farms in Malaysia, and Jong's is easily one of the best-run ones

Anyone else been here? Drop your experience below