Butterfly Sanctuary - Camp John Hay, Baguio City
by Birks on March 08, 2007 in Travel, Photoblog -
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We went to Camp John Hay after watching the Panagbenga dance parade last February 24, 2007. The place was clean and green and I liked it very much. They have picnic grounds and it’s a great place to hang out especially because of the cool breeze. Theres also a garden with lots and lots of colorful flowers. That sure was a pretty sight.
The Butterfly Sanctuary is an eco-tourism attraction inside Camp John Hay. Entrance fee is P40/head and P35/head for a group of at least 25 people.
For us, I wasn’t too sure if P40 was well worth it because at the time we went there, most of the butterflies seemed to be in their secret hideouts as we only found a few of them flying around. The caretaker said that the butterflies usually like to come out when it’s really sunny and when it’s not too cold. Well, at least we were able to get enough pictures with some of them “resting” on our face. 
About to take flight
This pretty little yellow one I found behind some bushes. We caught it and placed it gently on the flower.
This could have been a beautiful butterfly if not for its broken wings.
Visitors are allowed to touch or hold the butterflies as long you’re gentle and make sure you don’t kill them or destroy their wings. If you’re lucky, sometimes the caretaker also catches some of the butterflies for you so you can have your picture taken with the butterflies on your face, nose, hair, or wherever you like it.
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Oohh!! Pretty butterfly. I haven’t been to a butterfly sanctuary but I have been to a bird’s one. It’s very relaxing… ^.^
cutieeee butterfly… matry man ko visit sa diri sa davao… damo d butterfly garden
sa malagos garden resort kag sa may crocodile park… hehehe 
[…] taken after lunch. We took a stroll along the other shops at Mile Hi Center before heading for the Butterfly Sanctuary. Behind us is the famous Camp John Hay Commissary which sells chocolates and some other imported […]
beautiful photo….. astig
ohh… so poignant… my former someone and I went there on our first monthsary… last nov. 29, 2004… that was a long, long time ago… and i was dumbfounded to read your article… wish i can go back to that place again.
Cool you’r lucky guys i’m from that place and haven’t seen 8 hope i’ll be when i go home………………………
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