Where is the Butterfly Valley in China?

Built between primitive and deep tropical jungles, surrounded by mountains on three sides, a clear stream runs through the bottom of the valley, and thousands of colorful butterflies grow naturally. It is the first butterfly cultural park in China integrating exhibition, science and education, tourism and shopping.

What is the general situation of Butterfly Valley?

Butterfly Valley in Yalong Bay is the first and largest butterfly garden in China so far, covering an area of 1.5 hectares. It was officially opened to the public on June 26th. 1997. Butterfly Valley has designed five exhibition halls according to the butterfly shape. There are large-scale butterfly garden, butterfly ecological ornamental garden, specimen exhibition hall, butterfly breeding garden, shopping center and handicraft workshop focusing on butterfly stationery in the valley, which can make tourists have a more perceptual understanding of butterfly ecological process.

What rare butterflies are there in Butterfly Valley?

Butterfly Valley has a large ecological butterfly garden and a museum with more than 2,000 precious butterfly and insect specimens. More than 500 rare butterfly and insect specimens from China and other parts of the world are on display in the museum. All butterfly specimens are valuable representative species in various provinces and cities in China. There are Apollo butterflies living in alpine areas such as Tianshan Mountain in Xinjiang, which are round and transparent and look like girls. There are butterflies known as the "king of butterflies" living in Hainan Island, as well as world-representative butterflies such as Papilio tricornis, Papilio tricornis, Papilio polycephala, Papilio quadriceps, Papilio tricornis and Papilio tricornis.

What plants are there in Butterfly Valley?

Butterfly Valley is located in tropical semi-deciduous monsoon forest, with rich vegetation, including many precious Dracaena (young pine) and more than 360 kinds of plants, such as broad bean, Haig, water Weng, etc. Many of them are natural butterfly hosts, such as pitaya vine, Podocarpus, Cinnamomum camphora, Huang Bei, Tiemumu, Huangpi, Ficus, oleander and so on. Due to its excellent ecological environment and reasonable artificial transformation, Butterfly Valley has become one of the most unique butterfly gardens in the world, which perfectly combines man and nature.