When the value of butterflies and insects is not merely their breathtaking beauty, characterized by a vibrant spectrum of colors, but also the profound natural codes they embody, which contribute to the ecological cycle, it opens up a world of knowledge as limitless as the realms beyond textbooks. This is a conservation-focused travel destination that welcomes visitors year-round, transcending seasonal limitations. Spanning over 7.5 acres, it gathers biological insights about various insect species, inviting everyone into a small world of winged wonders. Here, you will find over 40 species of butterflies and insects, predominantly local varieties, showcased in an environment that highlights their life cycles from the very beginning—illustrating the growth and lifestyle of butterflies accompanied by their diverse behaviors amidst lush greenery. A particular highlight that draws attention is the "Siam Wind Butterfly," a rare species that once faced near extinction, typically found in dense forests, now make it possible to see right here. Once you've immersed yourself in the enchanting world of butterflies, it's time to transition to the insect museum, which educates visitors about various insect and arachnid species, including some rare ones such as the African Black Millipede, Stick Insect, Red-Bellied Tarantula, Giant Madagascar Cockroach, and Scorpions, among others. Location: 71/6 Moo 5, Soi Phaniang, Yaowarat Road (Sang Khong), Rassada Subdistrict, Mueang District, Phuket Province 83000. Open for visitation from 08:30 AM to 05:30 PM. For inquiries, please call 0 7621 5616 or 0 762 0861. Getting there: The Phuket Butterfly and Insect World is approximately 3 kilometers from downtown Phuket, located in the Sang Khong area. If traveling by car, head towards Soi Phaniang, then take a left turn where you'll see signs guiding you to the Phuket Butterfly and Insect World. Continue driving for about 300 meters, and the attraction will be on your right-hand side.
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Phuket Butterfly Garden and Insect World
Province: Phuket