Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Butterfly Park KL Malaysia

The Kuala Lumpur Butterfly Park is situated near the Lake Gardens. The park is an imitation of the butterfly's natural habitat and that's the tropical jungle.
To avoid the butterfly's from escaping the whole park is covered by a net. Don't observe that, due to the fact that it's high above you.



Butterfly Park KL Malaysia

The Butterfly Park houses some 6,000 butterflies of over 120 species. To produce such a beautiful park they utilized over 15,000 plants and there are ponds. You can also take rest along the limestone courses in the butterfly park. Butterfly's fly around you and here and there they have put some fruits, like pineapple.

The park is an imitation of the butterfly's natural environment. It consists of more than 15,000 plants from 100 species that has actually been painstakingly landscaped to look like a Malaysian rainforest setting.

Contributing to the Butterfly Park's gorgeous landscape is a distinctively designed hydro-pond developed with a limestone course right in the. Bordering this hydro-pond is a gazebo, commanding a spectacular view.

There is a baby room and breeding location for the butterflies. The park includes both maintained and live specimens, totaling 1,230 species in all. Facilities include an informative insect museum.

There is also a memento shop near the exit offering lots of local handicrafts and framed beetles and butterflies. You could delight in a peek of butterflies at this one-of-a-kind park!

Duration time: 1 hour.
Butterfly Park Kuala Lumpur
Jalan Cenderawasih
Kuala Lumpur
50480, MALAYSIA
Telephone: +603 2693 4799

Open: 9am - 6pm (Daily).
Admission Malaysians: RM8 (Grownups), RM2 (Children).
Admission non Malaysians: RM18 (Adults).
Camera: RM1.

The Butterfly Park houses some 6,000 butterflies of over 120 types. You can also take rest along the limestone courses in the butterfly park. Butterfly's fly around you and right here and there they have actually put some fruits, like pineapple.

There is a baby room and reproducing location for the butterflies. The park includes both preserved and live specimens, totaling 1,230 types in all.

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