Butterfly Park
Butterfly Park in Bannerghatta Biological Park features a large conservatory with diverse butterfly species, educational exhibits on life cycles, and a peaceful garden setting.
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Overview
Butterfly Park, located within Bannerghatta Biological Park, is a dedicated conservatory showcasing a diverse collection of butterfly species in a controlled, natural environment. The large dome features flowering plants, water features, and fluttering butterflies, along with educational exhibits on life cycles, habitats, and conservation. It’s an ideal spot for families and nature enthusiasts to learn and relax in a peaceful setting.
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What to Expect
- A large dome conservatory with live butterflies
- Educational displays on butterfly life cycles and species
- Water features and flowering plants
- Peaceful garden walks and seating areas
- Family-friendly atmosphere with facilities like restrooms
Things To Try
- Observing butterflies in their natural habitat
- Learning about different species through exhibits
- Photography of the colorful butterflies
- Relaxing in the garden with picnic spots
- Exploring nearby Bannerghatta attractions
Location
Situated inside Bannerghatta Biological Park in Bengaluru, the Butterfly Park is part of a larger wildlife sanctuary. It’s accessible via the park’s main entrance, with parking and facilities available. The area is about 22 kilometers from central Bengaluru and offers a mix of urban access and natural surroundings.
Customer Reviews
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Abhinav Kumar
a week ago
"I recently visited the Butterfly Park and had a wonderful experience. The park showcases a wide variety of butterfly species, each beautifully displayed. Informative boards provide interesting details about their life cycles, habitats, and unique characteristics, making the visit both enjoyable and educational. The environment is well-maintained, peaceful, and perfect for nature lovers. Highly recommended for families, students, and anyone interested in learning more about butterflies!"
Hemanth Kumar
a month ago
"There is a separate butterfly park inside the biological park. You can buy the ticket in advance or you can buy it after reaching there. Since I visited on a weekday there's not much rush. The park was good, it is okay to visit once. There is an closed room inside the park and there we can see different butterflies. The ticket can be bought in combination with safari and Zoo or can be bought separately as well. There are restrooms avilable inside the butterfly park as well and also there is a baby care kind of facility available"
Debasish Sarkar
3 months ago
"Nothing much to see inside the dome in the butterfly park, besides a whole lot of plants to home butterflies. Also not a whole lot of variations of butterflies inside. I went in June of 2025. There's a mini river inside with beautiful fishes. And also an exhibition of different types and variations of preserved butterflies were also there. If one is interested in Butterflies, they can gain a lot of knowledge from the exhibition. Good place to visit with family, kids, friends."
Vidya H
4 months ago
"A serene and beautifully maintained space within the Bannerghatta Biological Park. It has a large dome-shaped conservatory where you can see a variety of colorful butterflies fluttering around flowering plants and water features. There's also a small indoor exhibit with educational displays about butterfly species, life cycles, and conservation, followed by a short walk through a landscaped garden. While it's not massive, it's quite peaceful and perfect for kids, photography lovers, or anyone who enjoys quiet moments in nature. Best visited in the morning when butterflies are most active."
Rahul Srivastava
2 months ago
"Amazing butterfly park in the heart of the national park. There is so much to see in this lovely well designed park. The dome is huge and showcases a lot of species. The staff is super nice and helps the kids with the experience showcasing the different stages of the lifecycle and sometimes even with a personal experience! Very interesting and memorable!"
Frequently Asked Questions
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FAQ
What can I see in the Butterfly Park?
A variety of live butterflies in a dome conservatory, along with educational exhibits on their life cycles and conservation.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, it’s family-friendly with interactive elements and staff assistance for kids.
Are there facilities available?
Restrooms, baby care facilities, and seating areas are available.
What’s the best time to visit?
Mornings when butterflies are most active, and weekdays for fewer crowds.
Can I buy tickets separately?
Yes, tickets can be bought separately or in combination with safari and zoo entry.
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