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Spread across 7.5 acres, this dedicated butterfly park features a large conservatory dome, a museum and an audio-visual room. Look out for around 70 species, including the Southern Birdwing and Blue Mormon.
Tucked into the foothills of the Western Ghats, this open-air reserve attracts over 150 butterfly species with its native plants. Join a morning walk to spot colourful residents, including the Malabar Banded Peacock.
Unlike enclosed conservatories, this natural butterfly garden lets you observe over 130 species in their natural surroundings. Visits include guided walks where you can spot caterpillars, cocoons and butterflies.
Once barren land, this 4,000-square-metre sanctuary in Ponda is now home to over 130 butterfly species. Guided walks introduce visitors to their life cycles, native plants and Goa's tropical biodiversity.
Set within the Aravalli forests, this conservation garden is home to around 90 butterfly species. Its wildflower habitats and nature trails make it a lovely spot for a quiet nature walk.
Located along the Cauvery River in Srirangam, this park is among Asia's largest butterfly conservatories. Explore its climate-controlled dome, outdoor nectar gardens and Zodiac Park.
Located near the Statue of Unity, this garden features colourful floral pathways, a giant butterfly-shaped entrance and 45 varieties of host plants.
Surrounded by the rich forests of Pakke Tiger Reserve, this butterfly park offers a chance to discover Northeast India's incredible biodiversity. The region is home to over 300 butterfly species.