About Palawan Butterfly Ecological Garden and Tribal Village
The Palawan Butterfly Ecological Garden and Tribal Village is a combined nature and cultural attraction in Barangay Sta. Monica, Puerto Princesa, Palawan. It features a net-enclosed butterfly garden showcasing native Palawan butterfly species, an insectarium and small wildlife exhibits, alongside a recreated tribal village presenting the traditional houses, crafts and customs of the indigenous Palaw'an people.
Visitors guide
Visitors can walk through a screened butterfly enclosure with free-flying native butterflies, view pupae and caterpillars, and see exhibits of insects, scorpions and other small creatures. The site also includes a tribal village area with traditional thatched houses on stilts, displays of handicrafts and musical instruments, and cultural demonstrations. Paths are garden-like with tropical plants, souvenir shop and guided explanations throughout.
Key highlights
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Net-enclosed butterfly garden with native Palawan species
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Pupae and caterpillar display and insectarium
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Tribal village with traditional Palaw'an houses and crafts
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Live exhibits of scorpions, beetles and other endemic insects
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Cultural demonstrations and souvenir shop with local handicrafts