A Fluffy Adventure in the Hills of Alpaca World

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If you’re an animal lover or just someone who needs a break from city chaos, Alpaca World is pure happiness wrapped in soft wool. I spent a day here and couldn’t stop smiling — surrounded by fluffy alpacas, peaceful mountain air, and green rolling hills.

The best part? You get to walk alongside the alpacas, feed them, and even take selfies (and trust me, they know their angles). It’s such a wholesome and heartwarming place, especially for families or couples. Besides alpacas, there are also rabbits, deer, goats, and birds, making it a mini animal kingdom set in nature.

Everything feels well-maintained and clean. The staff are friendly, and the animals are clearly well cared for. It was refreshing to be in such a calm setting, just watching alpacas strut their stuff like runway models with fuzzy hairdos.

Travel Tips and How to Get There:
• Best time to visit:
• Morning or early afternoon for cooler weather and active alpacas
• What to do:
• Walk with alpacas
• Feed and pet small animals like rabbits and goats
• Enjoy mountain views and nature trails
• Snap lots of cute photos – it’s super IG-worthy!
• Vibe:
• Peaceful, family-friendly, and full of cuteness overload
• Good for:
• Families with kids, couples, animal lovers, nature seekers

How to Get There:
• By car:
• Roughly 1.5–2 hours drive from Seoul. Parking is available.
• By public transport:
• Take a train from Cheongnyangni Station to Wonju Station, then a local bus or taxi to Alpaca World
• Pro tips:
• Wear comfortable shoes – there’s a fair bit of walking
• Bring water and sunblock for outdoor areas
• Don’t wear black — alpaca fur sticks like magic!