Alexander Butterfly Ecological Education Farm Introduction
Located in an industrial area, the Alexander Butterfly Ecological Education Farm is indeed a magical place. Situated in the Rende First Industrial Zone, this butterfly garden also serves as a kiln and features a lovely animal area where children can experience feeding adorable sheep and rabbits. Visitors can also enjoy activities related to rural life, such as using the kiln and barbeque facilities. The highlight of the farm is the friendly owner’s explanations. Upon entering the farm's small classroom, the owner provides an engaging lecture on butterfly ecology, covering everything from eggs, larvae, adults, to pupae, and finally the soaring butterflies, all within a real ecological zone that allows for a multimedia learning experience far more captivating than traditional nature textbooks. In addition to butterflies, visitors can encounter various insects such as rhinoceros beetles. The abundance of nectar plants in the garden is also a key attraction. It’s hard to believe that the owner can create such a wonderful environment in an industrial area. If kids get restless, they can head to the water play area in the garden, and after playing, they can taste the delicious food from the kiln, making it a perfect spot for family trips.
