Alpaca World Korea Hongcheon

by Roseline Tinz - June 16, 2021

Hi guys! Do you want to go to Alpaca World? You’ve come to the right place. My husband and I took an adventure from Seoul out to Alpaca World (알파카월드). By the name itself, Alpaca World is a place to see alpacas running around the nature, and it dreams to be a happy place for the nature, animals, and humans. This would be my very first to visit Alpaca world and I'm so excited!

Purchase your tickets to visit Alpaca World. The price of admission is W15,000 however some of the attractions and shows are not included in the price of admission.

Stamp zone! If you can find all the animals listed in the picture, they will give you a stamp, and when the stamp is complete, they will give you a sticker as a gift.

You can feel a bond with, feed, and touch the rare animals like alpacas, white deers, ponies, goats, sheep, rabbits, colourful little birds, owls, and horse.

You can interact with the rabbit and little birds within the rabbit enclosure.

Alpaca world is a ‘farm’ where you can meet alpacas alongside many other animals!

The alpacas looked very skinny, maybe their fur was trimmed during summer? The animals in the park were confined in a small space with insufficient space to roam about and they don't seem active and happy.

Make an unforgettable memory with unique and special photo you can do here in Alpaca World! Alpaca World is a fun spot to check out if you want something different to do in Korea and of course if you love alpacas. Be aware that the park is on the side of a mountain so the paths are not flat. It is a lot of walking up and then down and then up and down again.

You can walk with the alpacas for 15 minutes, one alpaca for 10,000 KRW.

This is the food you have to convince them coming with you is a great idea. Visitors can purchase alpaca feed (1,000 KRW per serving) through the various feed vending machine.

Alpaca World is located in Chuncheon, Gangwon-do, Korea. Alpaca World also prides itself on being a ‘healing’ center with forested paths and a small retreat nearby boasting yurts as living quarters.

Who can ever resist these adorable wooly creatures? If you haven’t had the chance to encounter these harmless cuties yet, then you can visit Alpaca World Korea.

Alpaca world is built in a slightly mountainous area so have your comfortable shoes on! Don’t come on a rainy day! You can’t do much here. It’s a great experience to feed and touch, get closer to Alpaca.

If you feel hot, there is a water dew machine that can cool you down!

After we walked all day, we were hungry and wanted to find a place to have lunch.

There is also a souvenir shop is a good place to buy souvenirs.

There are not many choices of food here. So I just ordered the beef teriyaki rice and my husband ordered the steak salad. The taste of the food is decent but the price is expensive, which I don't think is unreasonable.