Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom

Pupa House - The Pupa House is a glass exhibit where butterfly pupae are preserved. The pupae are at an underdeveloped stage. The Pupa House has a controlled environment which is fit for butterfly metamorphosis.

Butterfly Aviary - At the Butterfly Aviary, one can find themselves being accompanied by hundreds of butterflies all the way. However, the majority of them are either mounted on a wall or board or kept in exhibit boxes.

Animal Encounters (Iguana and Bird Aviary) - After the butterfly aviary, make way to the Animal Encounters which is essentially an Iguana and Bird Aviary. As the name suggests, Iguanas are the main attraction here. This area is lush green with tall trees and a small stream running through and through giving it a feel of a tropical rainforest. Apart from the Iguanas, one can also find Parrots and Toucans, Lizards and Snakes.

Insect Kingdom Museum - A small footpath connects the Animal Encounters with Insect Kingdom Museum. The Insect Kingdom Museum looks like an underground cave where one can find enormous board mounted displays, glass exhibit cases of Beetles and Scorpions, Tarantulas along with some beautiful butterflies. The World of Beetles is also located in this section. It is actually a wall with cases fitted into them that display a wide variety of Beetles. Furthermore, there is a huge map displaying information about Beetle and Butterfly fossils. Do look out for the “Insect Revolution” to study the evolution of insects and their fossils dated back a million years. Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom organises stage shows twice a day to give information and get the visitors more acquainted with these life forms and their evolution.

Vintage Point and Tortoise Point - These two points are a must-visit for more insights on the living beings that the Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom houses.

Note - Do not miss the Firefly Enclosure Show as it highlights the fireflies as a hero of their valued insect collection.