Changi Airport in Singapore is world renown for its unmatched passenger experience, innovative features and exceptional service. This is an airport where you will most likely be happy to have your flight delayed. The facilities are simply wonderful with countless things to do and see, one of which is the amazing Butterfly Garden.

The Great Mormon (Papilio Memnon)

The Butterfly Garden In Changi Airport

Take a little detour to Terminal 3 and immerse yourself in a butterfly wonderland. Entering into the garden is like being whisk away to another place. Greeted by the soothing sounds of a grotto-waterfall and surrounded by lush greenery—a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of travel. This tropical haven is the world’s first butterfly garden in an airport, housing hundreds of butterflies, fluttering about at any given time.

This garden is home to approximately 50 species of butterflies. It’s a dynamic environment, where the population and variety of butterflies can change during different periods of the year, adding to the sense of wonder. Every time you visit you are not just passing through—you’re part of the garden’s ever-evolving story.

The Butterfly Garden – An Educational Journey.

Have you ever witnessed the miraculous transformation from cocoon to butterfly? Here, you can. The educational corners are treasure troves of information, detailing the life cycles and habitats of these delicate and fascinating insects.

The Clipper Butterfly

Opening Hours

The best part? This serene sanctuary is open 24/7, meaning no matter when your flight lands or takes off, you can always steal a moment with the butterflies. This is another example of Changi’s dedication and forward thinking, going above and beyond the typical airport experience. As well as a reminder that sometimes, the most delightful experiences can be found in the most unexpected places.

So, the next time you’re at Changi, don’t forget to scoot over to terminal 3 for a little butterfly escapade.

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