Butterfly Walk at Aravali Biodiversity Park, Vasant Kunj

Date: 13-09-26
Timing: 6:30 AM to 8:30 AM
Location: Aravali Biodiversity Park, Vasant Kunj
Walk Leader: Sandeep Kannan
Topic: Butterfly Walk
FREE

Description

Led by Sandeep Kannan, this immersive morning walk invites you to discover the fascinating world of butterflies and the rich biodiversity of Aravali Biodiversity Park, Vasant Kunj.

Join us on 13th September 2026 for a two-hour guided nature experience exploring the diverse butterfly species found across the park's habitats. Learn how to observe butterflies in the field, understand their behaviour, identify different species, and discover their important role in urban ecosystems.

Getting There

 

Aravali Biodiversity Park, Vasant Kunj, is located in South Delhi and is easily accessible by road and public transport.

By Car: The park can be accessed from the Vasant Kunj area through the main roads leading towards the Aravali Biodiversity Park.

By Metro: The nearest metro stations can be reached via the Delhi Metro network, followed by an auto or taxi to the park.

 

Event Highlights

 

• Learn practical butterfly identification and observation techniques.
• Discover different butterfly species and their unique characteristics.
• Understand butterfly behaviour, life cycles, and host plants.
• Explore the diverse habitats of Aravali Biodiversity Park.
• Learn about the ecological importance of butterflies and pollinators.
• Improve your nature photography and field observation skills.
• Connect with fellow nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers.

 

Weather Conditions

Mid-September mornings in Delhi can be warm and humid, with the possibility of light rain. Comfortable, breathable clothing and sturdy walking shoes are recommended.

Carry a reusable water bottle, cap, sunscreen, and rain protection if required. Neutral or earthy-coloured clothing is preferable for wildlife observation.

Inclusions

 

Parking: Parking facilities are available near the venue, subject to availability.

Expert Guide: The walk will be led by Sandeep Kannan, who will introduce participants to butterfly identification, behaviour, ecology, and field observation.

Interactive Experience: Participants will have opportunities to observe butterflies in their natural habitats and discuss their ecological significance.