


Take the kiddos to Qian Hu Fish Farm, where entry is FREE. There’s a fish spa, and little ones can fish for their own guppies (longkang fishing!) to take home.
Have you taken the kids to Qian Hu Fish Farm? If they’ve already been to the Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise and River Wonders, perhaps it’s time for a more laid-back experience. Qian Hu Fish Farm gives kids a fun opportunity to interact with nature. One of the bigger fish farms in Singapore, Qian Hu Fish Farm is home to over 1,000 species and varieties of ornamental fish from all over the world.
What started as a family business has now turned into a hot spot for aquatic fish owners from all over the island seeking colourful fish, unique marine life (like albino turtles and Polkadot stingrays) and aquarium accessories like aquatic plants and tanks. But what families love most about Qian Hu Fish Farm is the free entry and super fun longkang fishing for the little ones.
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– What To See At Qian Hu Fish Farm
– Things To Do At Qian Hu Fish Farm
– Where To Eat At Qian Hu Café
– Where To Shop At Qian Hu Fish Farm
– Tips For Visiting Qian Hu Fish Farm
– How To Get To Qian Hu Fish Farm: Free Shuttle Bus
– Qian Hu Fish Farm Opening Hours
Guide to Qian Hu Fish Farm In Singapore:
Things to do at Qian Hu Fish Farm: Longkang fishing & fish spa
Longkang fishing at Qian Hu Fish Farm

‘Longkang’ is the Malay word for ‘drain’, referring to the well-loved pastime of catching fish along canals and streams in olden-day Singapore. Qian Hu Fish Farm features a cluster of ponds and canals that allows kids to catch guppies with a little net and fish tank! The fish you catch are yours to keep at no extra charge.
How much: $7 per person for 30 minutes of longkang fishing. $12 per person for 60 minutes of longkang fishing. Price includes a net and plastic fish tank.
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Fish spa at Qian Hu Fish Farm

Treat yourself to a little spa moment (albeit ticklish!) by soaking your feet in the Qian Hu Fish Spa! The Garra Rufa fish thrives on dead skin cells and will help to provide your tired feet with natural exfoliation with their painless nibbling.
How much: $10 per adult; $5 per child or senior citizen for 30 minutes
Fish Gallery at Qian Hu Fish Farm

If you’re an ornamental fish aficionado, Qian Hu Fish Farm will be a haven for you! For the rest of us regular fish-admiring folk, the aisles of tanks at the entrance and in the Fish Gallery at Qian Hu Fish Farm are more than enough to keep us looking in awe at all the colourful fish and marine life, including prawns, stingrays, frogs, eels and turtles. There’s also a section at Qian Hu Fish Farm, displaying a variety of aquatic snails and plants!
How much: Free entry!
Farm tour at Qian Hu Fish Farm

If you’re keen to take your experience one step further, choose from a range of Qian Hu Fish Farm’s farm tour packages. Each farm tour package includes a guided informative tour, where you’ll learn more about their fishes, where they come from and their natural habitats.
How much: Qian Hu Fish Farm’s farm tour packages start from $5 per child and senior citizen and $8 per adult for a Guided Tour and 45-minute Fish Spa experience.
What to eat at Qian Hu Fish Farm

After a day of longkang fishing and discovering all that this fish farm in Singapore has to offer, you’ll be happy to know that there’s an on-site café at Qian Hu Fish Farm with snacks, steamed buns (pau) and other hot finger food, drinks and ice cream!
Where to shop at Qian Hu Fish Farm

Whether you’re looking to add fish to your aquarium at home or are simply craving fresh seafood, you’ll find just what you need at Qian Hu Fish Farm’s retail stores. Get recommendations and tips from their friendly retail staff or browse their wide variety of freshwater livestock. Keen to indulge in seafood? Head to Qian Hu Seafood to pick up succulent oysters, juicy lobsters and many more!
Tips for visiting Qian Hu Fish Farm with kids

As with most outdoor areas in Singapore, make sure you slap on lots of sunscreen and have some mosquito repellent handy when visiting Qian Hu Fish Farm. Dress comfortably too, as it is an entirely open-air fish farm with almost no air conditioning.
If you’re visiting with young kids, feel free to bring your stroller along! There are plenty of smooth, paved paths around Qian Hu Fish Farm, which makes it easy to manoeuvre your stroller around the Qian Hu Fish Farm. Most parts of Qian Hu Fish Farm were sheltered, except for the fishing ponds and car park.
How to get to Qian Hu Fish Farm

Besides getting to Qian Hu Fish Farm by car, taxi or private hire, you can hop on the free Qian Hu Fish Farm Shuttle Bus Service to and from Choa Chu Kang MRT/LRT Station Exit A Bus Bay 1. Simply make your way to Choa Chu Kang MRT and walk straight towards Exit A (in the direction of Lot 1 Mall). Then turn left. Follow the path and direction signs towards Bus Bay 1, where the Qian Hu Fish Farm Shuttle Bus will pick up visitors.
Qian Hu Fish Farm Shuttle Bus Service is available Mondays to Sundays, including Public Holidays, unless otherwise stated. Check out the Qian Hu Fish Farm Shuttle Bus Service schedule here.
Qian Hu Fish Farm opening hours

Qian Hu Fish Farm is open daily. Their opening hours on Monday to Friday and the eve of Public Holidays are from 9am to 6pm; and on Saturday, Sunday and public holidays it’s from 9am to 7pm.
So there’s everything you need to know about Qian Hu Fish Farm. Enjoy admiring the fish and trying out longkang fishing in Singapore with the kiddos!
Qian Hu Fish Farm, 71 Jalan Lekar, Singapore 698950, www.qianhudiscover.com
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