Butterfly Tsunami Is A Rare Spectacle You Must Experience At This Place In Bangalore

This summer, nature has gifted Bangalore with a breathtaking display- a migration event so vibrant, it's being called the "Butterfly Tsunami." Over 10,000 Blue Tiger butterflies have taken flight across the green, tree-lined campus of Curiouscity Science Discovery Centre, offering visitors a rare glimpse into one of the most enchanting natural phenomena.

The two-acre nature zone within this centre has turned into a living canvas of fluttering wings. Apart from the Blue Tigers, close to 50 species of butterflies have been spotted dancing through the foliage. Experts say the migration is expected to last for another 2 to 3 weeks, making this the perfect time for nature enthusiasts, families, and photographers to witness the spectacle.

Guided nature walks at a special rate

To help visitors experience this up-close, Curiouscity is hosting weekday nature walks at a discounted rate of ₹100 per person. These walks are guided by in-house educators and naturalists who offer insight into butterfly behavior, life cycles, and the ecological importance of these winged travelers.

What is Curiouscity?

Established just two years ago, Curiouscity has quickly become one of Bangalore’s leading science museums, especially for families and school groups. With over 300 interactive exhibits, the center offers hands-on science labs, illusion rooms, animal interaction zones, escape room challenges, and a variety of learning activities that blend education with play.

More than 60,000 visitors have explored its exhibits since launch, with the center gaining popularity for its immersive, child-friendly approach to science and discovery.

The Butterfly Tsunami is more than a spectacle- it's a celebration of biodiversity and an invitation to slow down and appreciate nature’s marvels. Whether you're a student, parent, photographer, or curious mind, Curiouscity promises an unforgettable experience this season.