Peking Insect Museum (北京市自然昆虫博物馆)

As the first museum on the southern central axis, the Peking Insect Museum is now open. It covers an area of about 4,000 square meters and houses over ten thousand insect specimens. It integrates natural science popularization, public education, aesthetic display, parent-child study tours, and live interaction.
The exhibition hall breaks the traditional display mode, focusing on narrative immersive design. It is arranged according to the sequence hall, hawk faction, gray zone, butterfly wall, dove faction, and jewelry tail hall, guiding visitors from viewing specimens to understanding the relationship between life, nature, and time. The museum's popular butterfly wall and antique jewelry tail hall are very distinctive, combining insect specimens with antique jewelry to interpret the integration of nature and culture. There is also a live interaction area where hundreds of insects and reptiles can be observed and interacted with up close, making it an excellent choice for youth natural study tours.