Viknesh Dairy Farm

“My wife and I absolutely loved this place that we visited earlier today! We had so much fun admiring, feeding, and gently patting the cows up close 🐮 This is a no-frills place which we didn’t mind at all, giving it a rustic and “raw” feel. The grass was literally freshly cut just for us to feed the cows! We checked beforehand via the contact available on the website that it would cost $20 per family for entrance and cow feeding, which I easily paid by PayNow transfer. The staff on site told us it was $10 per person, but it was all the same since it was just 2 of us anyway. You’re free to spend as much time as you want with the cows thereafter 🐄 It’s great we didn’t have to jostle with any crowds at all too, giving is plenty of space. We even purchased 1L of fresh cow’s milk for $6 (you have to put this in the fridge within 1.5hrs and then boil it before eventually drinking it) and also 1L of fresh cow’s yoghurt (you can eat this straight away); both were yummy and obviously very fresh 🙌 Highly recommended! Thank you for making our day 🙏”

“We had a good experiences feeding the cows, the cow are really big in sizes! My son has close contact with them and it’s a good experiences! 👍🏻 The farm representative are also very friendly! Total 4 adult and 1 baby only $20 tour! Hope to see more ppl visiting this disappearing farms else there will be none left in 🇸🇬 Singapore.”

“If you’re coming, prepare $20 cash per family. It comes with some hay(?) to feed the cows with. You may also buy milk with Paynow so don’t forget to bring a cooler. Milk is $10/litre (looks like a litre to me). Unfortunately the milking happens at 5.30 am before opening so you won’t get to see them milking the cows. Try to move to the cleaned pens or the flies will get in your children’s faces. Interesting visit but we stayed less than 20 mins. There are some goats on the farm as well.”

“A very rare farm in Singapore. Is a good experience for kids who is grown up in the concrete jungle. Have a chance to get close to cow and feed them. There is fees you need to pay and they provide feeding food for you to get lick by the cows. The please is not well maintained for tourists, so it can a bit small and nothing much to see. A place for 30min stay and get a chance to by fresh that is locally produce, instead of imported.”