A butterfly house is a specially designed structure that provides a safe environment for butterflies to live and thrive. These houses often contain plants that attract butterflies, such as nectar-producing flowers and host plants for caterpillars. Visitors can observe various butterfly species in a natural setting, making it an educational experience. Typically found in botanical gardens or nature reserves, butterfly houses aim to promote awareness about the importance of butterflies in ecosystems. They also serve as a habitat for butterflies that may be endangered or facing habitat loss. Many butterfly houses offer guided tours and information about butterfly conservation efforts.