The place is a little bit run down, and not very big. Only a few people could go in at one time, and the they were catching the butterflies with net.

always a place to go with family and friends but hope this will turn like the old john hay for free to camp in the ground.

They call it Butterfly Sanctuary nowadays, there are few butterflies inside. When you hear Butterfly Farm or Sanctuary first thing that comes into your mind are different types of butterflies. You will be disappointed paying P40 per person only to see around 10 to 15 butterflies of the same color. I suggest they fill this with different butterfly species. The... More

i was expecting to see butterflies flying around with an educational talk. All they ll offer you is a photo session with the butterflies.

the last time i was here, that was years ago, there were lots of butterfly species. this time, i guess there were only 2 kinds of species. the new location is smaller, unlike before. the person in charge was helpful enough to encourage my children to appreciate and explain what butterflies are all about.it was fun for the kids!

Another must visit when in baguio a very historic well kept clean place,its undergoing some work but very very nice place..lots of history there with good old photos write ups etc..

There weren't many butterflies and they don't tell you that before you walk in. The guy is very educated and really funny. It's not expensive, but you can ask if it's season - meaning are there a lot of butterflies!

The man running the place is very friendly, and tries to make the visit special. He takes pictures of guests posing with butterflies.

This is a very small garden with some native plant and a few butterfly that you might not even notice,remove this place in your itinerary