Vancouver Bloedel Conservatory Admission Ticket

Experience a Tropical Rainforest,
In Vancouver

Visit the Bloedel Conservatory located in Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver! The Bloedel Conservatory is the second largest conservatory in the world. Inside the conservatory, you can see about 500 species of plants and over 100 species of birds. See everything from plants and birds that are hard to see in Korea to familiar flora and fauna.

It's a special destination where you can spend a relaxing time listening to the songs of various plants and birds.

Main Exhibits and Attractions 

Tropical Rainforest Environment
The Bloedel Conservatory creates a tropical rainforest-like environment, cultivating a variety of tropical plants.
Waterfalls, ponds, and wooden bridges create an exotic atmosphere.

Various Birds
You can see over 100 species of colorful birds flying freely, including parrots, parakeets, and canaries.
Some birds even come close to visitors and take food.

Exotic Plants
A variety of tropical plants, such as palm trees, ferns, and orchids, grow lushly.
In particular, the orchids hanging from the dome ceiling bloom with beautiful flowers, captivating visitors' eyes.