Bali Butterfly Park, Butterfly house in Wanasari, Indonesia
Bali Butterfly Park is a butterfly park in Tabanan Regency, Bali, Indonesia. It is home to rare species including the birdwing butterfly, swallowtail and great Mormon. The park is dedicated to research, breeding and preservation of butterflies.
The facility was founded in 2011 and developed into a major conservation center across Asia. Since then, it has focused on breeding programs and the protection of native butterfly species.
The park sits in Wanasari, Tabanan Regency, and its name is used for a butterfly collection built around Indonesian species such as the birdwing butterfly, swallowtail and great Mormon. The park states its purpose as research, breeding and preservation of butterflies, so a visit shows a working breeding facility rather than only a display garden.
The park lies in Tabanan Regency, in the Wanasari area, reached by road from Tabanan town and the wider Bali road network. Paths run through open enclosures, so wear comfortable shoes and set aside time to walk the grounds at an unhurried pace.
The facility houses one of the largest collections of Indonesian butterfly species in Asia, including rare protected varieties like the Bali peacock butterfly. Visitors can observe these uncommon species in their natural surroundings.
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