Jong's Crocodile Farm
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Huge place with so many crocodiles. Some cages weren't tagged or signed so I didn't know if the crocodiles are of different species. It's way bigger than the melaka crocodile farm which I've been to. There's a huge fish farm as well. There's other animals too, like otters, goats, pigs. The crocodile feeding session seems to fancy most of the tourists. There's snacks sold at affordable pricing and saw a family snapping pictures with a baby crocodile so maybe you can ask for that. As usual they'll take your pictures at the entrance. Looks abit tacky in the end with computer graphics but something for sweet memories. Rm60 per set of 3 at time of writing. Parking is ample. Can buy tickets on the spot. One star less because I feel there should be more effort in making the place an interactive education experience. Staff should be placed at every area to educate the public. Just putting some signs with information is just half baked work. You can spend at least 2 hours there with your kids and best to come here once you arrive at the airport or before you leave because it's away from Kuching main city. There's 2 feeding shows so check the time before coming so you don't miss them.
Ms Yutha Home Tutoring
10
Have visited Jong's Croc Farm numerous times since the early 90s. Took note of many improvements/changes at the farm over the decades. Good to see them finally doing away with the "Sarawakian only" price (I'm a Sarawakian myself but I find that policy to be highly discriminatory) and replacing it with a less-controversial "Malaysian/Foreigner" pricing system. Also happy that they accept e-wallet payments (hate bringing cash around + only got BSN and RHB bank at Siburan, always massively long queues). Crocodiles are plentiful as always. Much much cleaner compared to the 90s and 2000s, but flies are a constant problem not only at Jong but the entire Siburan/Kota Padawan area. My kids enjoyed visiting the farm. They loved feeding the huge fishes in the pond too. Bought some souvenirs too (all Jong's products). One area that needs attention is the fence, as I noticed some were rusted and crocodiles were chilling out near it. Another thing that needs attention as well are the rabbits, they are scared and they need a more proper enclosure. Low crowd as it was 27 December 2023 (weekday).
Timothy John Jindi
20
They charged RM22 for adult and RM11 for kids, and for Sarawakians is half the price only. In my personal opinion, this is racist and should categorized Malaysian or Non-Malaysian like what practice is other states of Malaysia. For the price, we expect at least a speaking guide who will bring us around but there are none. The animals cage is old and dirty, some filled with spider web. When we are there, there are no water supply to all the toilet except one at the exit. This is just a mini zoo with some feeding sessions (which they have to do it anyway). This is RIPPED OFF for sure. If not because of the kids, we will not be there, anyway the crocodile and fish feeding session is still entertaining for kids. You also can play with the traditional music instruments near the entrance. Thankful they did not have animal show, as this mean possibilities of animal torturing. If you are MALAYSIAN and not a SARAWAKIAN, you are not recommend to visit here.
David Choo
00
Coming here is the best decision i've ever made during our family trip to Kuch.. but for OKU person who use wheelchair maybe will get to see lesser as some route not accessible to it.. but most of my family members, never been to this kind of places, so they are quite happy and satisfied with all of the animal displayed especially the peacocks!🤯 I bring my SyndromeDown sibling too, but unfortunately she afraid of everything big and only want to see the rabbit, maybe can add more section for gentle animal. But the route is surely safe, as she can walk happily humming frozen song alongside the route(ofc not the peacock route,exclude that one🤣). Free entrance for OKU person 5🌟 Ticket maybe little bit pricey 3🌟 Maybe can revised the ticket price during feeding hour/not... More less, Thank you Jong's Crocodile for the precious memories!
Nurfatihah Muhi
00
Lots of crocodiles. Worth your every penny lah. You can see their natural habitat too. I swear bujang sudin is the biggest croc i ever seen. Go visit him and say hi for me. Other than crocs, there are other animals too such as sunbear, peacock, birds, snake, many types of turtles nd more lah. Note that the crocs also have many types there. And there were two cages of pigs, babi hutan. Got small signboard showing the pig picture and that area is smelly. So, you can go in or dont want sekati kau lah. For education, pergilah tgk. Smpai ketua kau tk thu rupa babi mcm mana. Then, there are shows, the croc feeding show. The croc would jump to eat. The show on 11 am and 3 pm. Better to buy tickets around that time. The price are less for malaysian. And even more less for sarawakian. Do come if you like crocs.
AD HMZH
00
Nice place to take the kids. Crocodile feeding time is 11am then you can go for the 11.30am Arapaima feeding. Lots of seating so you don’t have to worry about having to fight for seats Tickets were easy to be bought. RM25 for Malaysian adults and children who don’t have an IC. You pay for your tickets then get told to pass the tickets to another staff who will help put them on around your wrist Some of the viewing area has aircon but not the crocodile and arapaima feeding spots They also have a store selling drinks and ice Chon the way so you can make good use of it either when going to see the crocs or after you’ve been out in the heat
Kimberley Chong
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Address
Jalan Kuching - Serian, 94200 Siburan, Sarawak, Malaysia
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+60 14-978 2101
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Website
jongscrocodile.com
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4.4
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outdoor
adventure
family friendly
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The Jong's Crocodile Farm and Zoo is a privately-run crocodile farm and zoo in Siburan, Kuching Division, Sarawak, Malaysia. It was originally started by Yong Kian Sen when he started to collect crocodiles in 1963. In 1979, his family purchased 1 hectare of land in Siburan for their crocodile farm.
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