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The Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom, Singapore is a one of kind museum containing an impressive display of more than 50 species of butterflies and 3000 rare insects.

It is one of the world's largest and most captivating world-class collections. A stroll along this 70-meter long cave with this wide range of colorful butterflies and insects fluttering all over and around is really a wonderful and fun filled experience.

As the name says it, this is a one of kind museum containing an impressive display of more than 50 species of butterflies and 3000 rare insects. It is one of the world’s largest and most captivating world-class collections. Take a stroll along this 70-metre long cave and bedazzled with this wide range of colourful butterflies and insects fluttering all over and around you.  

Unlike wild butterflies, it is easy to approach them closely as they are all captive bred.Take a break in front of the Pupa Hut and watch young butterflies emerge.

And try to spot the well camouflaged insects in the Insect Safari Tunnel.

 Get up close and personal with the Rhino beetles, scorpions, giant spiders, including the largest Dynasty Hercules beetle which is as long as a 15-cm ruler!

As you enjoy the cooling greenhouse, get familiar with the history and complete information of all these creepy crawlies at the Insect Revolution Display.

The beauty of insect life is best enjoyed when you simply step back and marvel at their diversity band their roles in the world of nature.  

Live specimens of some of the butterflies and insects are kept in glass cases including Jungle Grasshoppers, Long-Horned Beetles, Single-Horned Beetles, Man Bugs, Dead Leaf Mantis and Ghost Spiders, Millipedes, Tarantulas and Scorpions

There can also be found the kings of the Insect World – Rhino Beetles, Giant Spiders and scorpions – in a 70m-long cave, the first in the world.

utterfly Park and Insect Kingdom in Singapore is a must-see attraction on Singapore wildlife tours. You can get a first-hand experience of handling insects.

In the Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom, Singapore, butterflies and insects are kept in glass cases, as efforts are made to provide a natural environment for their existence.

Various shows and safaris organized at Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom, Singapore help tourists learn more about these creatures.

Researchers, zoologists and ecologists often use this place as a case study.

Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom in Singapore is open from 9 am to 6.30 pm daily.

The entry fee is SGD 10 for adults and SGD 6 for children, and the approximate touring time is 90 minutes.

As one endeavors further into the dark, he is guided only by glowing fireflies.