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The Kep Butterfly Garden, also known as Kep Butterfly Farm, is a delightful nature attraction located in the scenic Jasmine Valley Trail area of Kep. This charming garden offers visitors a unique opportunity to observe and learn about various species of butterflies in their natural habitat. The garden features a diverse collection of colorful butterflies fluttering among tropical plants and flowers, creating a magical and peaceful atmosphere. Visitors can walk through the butterfly enclosures, observe the different life stages of butterflies from caterpillar to chrysalis to adult, and learn about butterfly conservation efforts. The knowledgeable staff provides educational information about the different species and their ecological importance. It's an ideal destination for nature lovers, families with children, and photography enthusiasts looking to capture the beauty of these delicate creatures.
Beautiful garden to visit, it was just a few of butterfly when we went there because they had an issue with cocoon.\nBut the place is really beautiful, and the inside net garden is magical.\nThe road is ok in scooter to go.
Very tranquil place with a butterfly house. We came by foot from the Kep National Park trail. The traverse path is short, steep and little slippery, but worth the descend. Entrance fee is 1$ and for the same amount you can buy a cold drink or chips. It's really worth coming and supporting this facility and the family here.\nLooks like they started growing bananas now and hopefully the fruits of this effort will land in some tourists bellies.
Me and my girlfriend came up here in the afternoon one day. Slightly difficult to get to, you can’t follow google maps as this does not show the correct road, there are other reviews we followed which got us here. We were on bikes and the dirt road was a bit difficult but worth it! Not sure why others reviews say they didn’t see any butterflies, we saw loads! Got a few photos of some of the ones on show but there are loads more here. Entry is $1. The actual butterfly part is fairly small but we just took our time and sat down a few times. You can also wander around the gardens. We were probably here an hour or so. Worth it for the dollar!
The garden is beautiful and very well maintained, you can see various flowers and butterflies, as well as caterpillars and hatching. Worth the trip and the $1 entrance fee.
GET TO THE BUTTERLY GARDEN BY BIKE\n(Google Maps Fix)\n\nFirst, don't follow the directions given by Maps. I've tried to fix it in Maps, but Google has no information for the road (Maps screenshot 1). That road will take you to the exit gate of the national park. There is no way in from there. In fact, the concrete national park road won't go past Kep Butterfly Garden either, even if you take the entrance road anticlockwise (Maps screenshot 2).\n\nWhat you want to do is follow the route in Maps screenshot 3. Instead of taking a left towards the national park, carry on straight for about 1 km. Next, take a left at the small sign for the butterfly garden (photo 1 and 2, Maps screenshot 4).\n\nCarry on along this gravel road. When you come to fork in the road, go left. You'll know you're close when you see the sign for the butterfly garden next to the Keo Organic Farm (photo 3). Take the left and carry on for about 100m - 200m. Can't miss it from there.
