Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Dubai Butterfly Garden
About Dubai Butterfly Garden
The Dubai Butterfly Garden is the world’s largest covered butterfly sanctuary, housing more than 15,000 butterflies across ten climate-controlled domes. Visitors can stroll along tropical paths where dozens of colorful species flutter freely overhead and frequently land on outstretched hands. It provides an immersive, tranquil escape that offers an up-close look at the complete life cycle of these delicate insects.
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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