Jong's has been operating at Siburan, on the road south-east out of Kuching, for decades, and it is one of the oldest visitor attractions in the division. The stock is chiefly the estuarine crocodile — the same species that lives wild in Sarawak's river mouths and mangroves, and that gives the state's rivers their reputation.
Alongside the crocodile pens the site keeps other Bornean animals, and feeding sessions are the fixed points of the day. It is a straightforward family attraction rather than a conservation centre in the mould of Semenggoh, and it is usually treated as a half-day, often combined with a stop at Serian on the way.
