35 species, one quiet garden, together.
Tucked beside Khalsa College in Sector 26, this 7-acre sanctuary shelters 35 butterfly species amid nectar gardens and silent zones — best explored slowly, with a verified local companion, public-first and always safe.
Four steps to your Butterfly Park day.
From browsing verified buddies to a quiet garden walk together — your companion is just minutes away.
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From egg to flight.
One of the park's core educational themes — see all four stages of metamorphosis represented across the garden.
Egg
Laid on host plant leaves — the very beginning of the journey.
Caterpillar
Feeds voraciously on host plants like Citrus, Calotropis & Amla.
Chrysalis
A quiet transformation phase — this is why silence zones matter.
Butterfly
Emerges to feed on nectar and continue the cycle in the garden.
35 species, endless colour.
Keep an eye out for these named residents fluttering through the nectar gardens.
Common Grass Yellow
Blue Mormon
Chocolate Pansy
Commander
Apefly
Common Blue Bottle
Angled Castor
+ 28 More Species
Grown for butterflies, not just beauty.
Every plant here earns its place — flowering species offer nectar for adult butterflies, while sturdy host plants feed caterpillars through their most vulnerable stage.
Nectar Plants
Host Plants
Every corner, explored together.
Your buddy knows the quietest zones, the best light, and where butterflies gather most.
Butterfly Watching
Up-close natural sightings
Nectar Gardens
Lantana & marigold blooms
Winding Paths
Shaded walking trails
Water Bodies
Small ponds for wildlife
Silence Zones
Protected breeding areas
A living oasis amid the grid.
Set opposite Chandigarh College of Engineering & Technology in Sector 26, Butterfly Park was created as a response to rapid urbanisation — a specialised zone where fragile lepidoptera could feel safe amid the city's famously strict grid layout.
Every plant is chosen deliberately: nectar-rich flowers draw adult butterflies, while sturdy host plants like Citrus and Calotropis sustain caterpillars. Special silence zones keep loud noise out, protecting the park's breeding population.
Landscaped for lepidoptera — every plant chosen for a reason
Silence zones — quiet areas protect breeding butterflies
Educational focus — life cycle awareness for all ages
Know before you visit.
A few practical tips to make your Butterfly Park trip smooth and enjoyable.
Best months: March, April, October & November — when butterfly activity peaks.
Bring binoculars — spot species from a distance without disturbing them.
Keep noise low in silence zones — they're vital for the park's breeding programme.
Pair with nearby spots — Rose Garden (2km), Rock Garden (3km) & Sukhna Lake (4km).
Great for kids & students — a hands-on lesson in the butterfly life cycle.
A quiet garden comes alive with the right company.
Solo visits end at a gate. The right companion turns Butterfly Park into shared discoveries, better photos, and a memory you'll actually keep.
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Your companion frames every wing, bloom, and quiet path at the best light.
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