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Step behind the gates of Long Kuan Hung in Lim Chu Kang, the last and only working crocodile farm in Singapore. Watch feeding demonstrations, feed a crocodile yourself under close supervision, get up close with a preserved specimen in the anatomy session — and finish with a bowl of crocodile herbal soup. A genuinely different school excursion and family day-out.
Tucked away in the Lim Chu Kang countryside at 321 Neo Tiew Crescent, Long Kuan Hung is Singapore's last and only crocodile farm — home to thousands of crocodiles across rearing pens and breeder ponds. It is a working farm, not a zoo exhibit, which is exactly what makes the visit so memorable: you walk the same paths the farmhands do, watch a real feeding, and get closer to these ancient reptiles than almost anywhere else in Singapore.
Edufarm runs guided group visits for schools, families and community groups. The tour blends genuine thrills — feeding a crocodile yourself under close supervision — with real learning about reptile biology, conservation and Singapore's little-known crocodile-farming heritage. It's a firm favourite for school excursions, learning journeys and multi-generational family outings.
A working farm you walk through — not a glass tank you stand behind.
After a feeding demonstration by the farm staff, participants get to feed the crocodiles themselves under close supervision. Watching a crocodile lunge for its food from a safe vantage point is the moment everyone talks about afterwards — a genuine, controlled thrill that is completely unlike anything at a regular zoo.
Using a preserved crocodile, the guide walks the group through the ancient engineering behind these reptiles — how they move, bite, float and survive largely unchanged for millions of years. An educational segment on crocodile skin and its preservation reveals the craft and heritage behind Singapore's historic crocodile-leather trade.
Walk through the working areas of the farm — from the rearing pens where young crocodiles grow to the breeder ponds. During hatching season, groups may be lucky enough to see baby crocodiles emerging from their eggs — a rare, unforgettable sight (seasonal, and never guaranteed).
The tour finishes with a tasting of crocodile herbal soup — long valued in traditional Chinese wellness and a genuine local delicacy. It's the perfect talking point to round off the visit, and for many groups the most surprising item on the itinerary.
A vivid, memorable excursion that links to science topics on animals, adaptation, life cycles and habitats — plus a slice of Singapore heritage most students have never heard of. We handle the booking and logistics with the farm on your behalf, from preschool through to secondary groups.
Children from age 3 (with parental supervision) love the feeding, and grandparents enjoy the countryside and the herbal soup. A refreshing, screen-free family day-out in Singapore's rustic north-west — with free parking right at the gate.
RC, CC, grassroots, active-ageing and special-interest groups book the tour as an easy, gentle-paced outing with a genuine "wow" factor. Coach drop-off can be arranged, and the whole visit sits comfortably within a morning or afternoon.
Long Kuan Hung is the last and only crocodile farm in Singapore — a working farm in the Lim Chu Kang countryside that has reared crocodiles for decades, at a time when the island once had a thriving crocodile-leather industry. Today it remains a rare living link to that heritage, and one of the few places anyone in Singapore can see crocodiles at this scale outside a zoo.
Edufarm partners with the farm to run guided group tours with feeding demonstrations, an anatomy session and herbal soup tasting — coordinating the booking, timing and logistics so your school, family or community group can simply turn up and enjoy the experience.
Farm address: 321 Neo Tiew Crescent, Singapore 718914 (Lim Chu Kang)
Getting there: Free parking on site; coach and school-bus drop-off can be arranged.
A guided tour of Long Kuan Hung, Singapore's last and only crocodile farm at 321 Neo Tiew Crescent in Lim Chu Kang. You walk through the rearing pens and breeder ponds, watch a feeding demonstration, feed crocodiles yourself under supervision, join an anatomy session using a preserved crocodile, and finish with crocodile herbal soup. The visit lasts about 1 hour 15 minutes.
Yes. Children from age 3 can join with parental supervision. All feeding happens under close staff supervision from safe viewing areas. It's a long-running favourite for school excursions and family day-outs.
Long Kuan Hung is at 321 Neo Tiew Crescent, Singapore 718914, in the Lim Chu Kang / Kranji countryside. There is free parking on site, and coach or school-bus drop-off can be arranged.
Sometimes — if you visit during hatching season you may catch baby crocodiles emerging from their eggs. It's seasonal and can't be guaranteed, but it's a real highlight when it happens.
The guided tour runs about 1 hour 15 minutes. WhatsApp Edufarm at 9186 6763 with your group size and preferred date for pricing and availability.
WhatsApp Edufarm at 9186 6763 with your group size, preferred date and whether you're a school, family or community group. We coordinate the booking and logistics with Long Kuan Hung on your behalf and confirm within one working day.
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