📍310 Pungcheon-ri, Hwacheon-myeon, Hongcheon-gun, Gangwon-do | 강원도 홍천군 화천면 풍천리 310
🚆 Namchuncheon Station (Gyeongchun line, Exit 1), Taxi to Alpaca World
🕒 10:00 – 18:00 (Last entry 16:30) | Relaxing Stroll with alpacas 10:00 – 17:00
₩ 18,000 won ($13.3) (age 3-64), free (age below 3) | Walking with Alpaca: 12,000 won ($8.7) | Paca coin: 1,000 won ($0.7) per coin
🌐 www.alpacaworld.co.kr
☎️ +82-1899-2250
Alpaca World is the perfect destination for animal lovers, especially alpacas. Nestled in the lush forests of Hongcheon, Gangwon Province, this place is tailor-made for enthusiasts who adore these gentle creatures in their natural surroundings. But there’s so much more to explore beyond alpacas here. Alpaca World offers various activities and the opportunity to encounter other animals, including deer, rabbits, goats, ostriches, camels, owls, and eagles. Read on to discover more about the wonders of Alpaca World Korea.
How to get to Alpaca World from Seoul
By bus
- Step 1: Go to Dong Seoul Bus Terminal (동서울 버스터미널), located near Gangbyeon Station (Subway Line 2, Exit 4).
- Step 2: Take an intercity bus to Hongcheon Bus Terminal (홍천 버스터미널). Travel time: About 1 hour. Fare: 7,400 won
- Step 3: At Hongcheon Bus Terminal, board the Deokbatjae / Pungcheon bus.
- Step 4: After about 1 hour, get off at Deokbatjae Exit.
- Step 5: Walk approximately 918 meters along the road, following the direction of traffic.
- Step 6: You will arrive at the entrance to Alpaca World.
All-inclusive tours
Public transport may be confusing, so choosing an all-inclusive tour is better. These tours often include pick-up from Seoul, ensuring a stress-free journey. Plus, they let you explore other highlights of the area, like Nami Island, Gangchon Rail Bike, and more, all in one day. You’ll get round-trip transport, admission tickets, and English—or Chinese-speaking guides. You can find these tours conveniently on platforms like Klook or GetYourGuide.
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Attraction passes
[Private Tour] Alpaca World + Picking Strawberry + Gubongsan Cafe Street + Skywalk Tour
$93
Alpaca World’s map
Alpaca World in Korea is the biggest forest farm, 110,000 square feet. You’ll find approximately 50 charming alpacas here, sporting various colors. The farm is divided into 17 zones, showcasing different animals like deer, rabbits, goats, ostriches, camels, owls, and eagles. Here is the map for this enchanting farm:
Things to do and see at Alpaca World
Feeding Alpacas at the Alpaca Playground
This is the favorite activity among visitors at the Alpaca farm. As you enter, you’ll see the feeding meadow first. Before you meet the alpacas, buy “Paca Coins” from the ticket office or vending machine in the experience zone. Each set of Paca Coins, priced at 5,000 won ($3.6), includes 5 coins, each good for a cup of alpaca food. It’s a great way to kick off your adventure!
Walking with Alpacas at the Healing Walk area
Walking with the lovely and gentle alpacas in Alpaca World is a must-try experience! You can stroll alongside these adorable animals for just 12,000 won ($8.7). Get up close, touch their super-soft fur, and snap perfect pictures with them. You’ll even receive two little food sachets to feed them. Don’t worry; these mammals love to wander around freely, so enjoy guiding them and having fun with your cute alpaca!
Visit The Other Animals
Alpacas aren’t the only animals on this vast farm. Venture into “Rabbit Country” to meet rabbits and encounter deer, donkeys, owls, eagles, and amphibians. You’ll also discover sheep, peacocks, and perhaps even some surprises. It’s more than just alpacas—this is your chance to explore various animals and have a fantastic time!
Enjoy some animal-friendly performances and games.
The farm offers a variety of animal performances and games for visitors to enjoy. Check the schedule and plan your visit accordingly to enjoy these fun activities.
A pack of Alpacas
- Time: 10:10 everyday
- Venue: Alpaca Playground
Coati Adventure
- Time: 1:00 and 3:30 PM on weekends and holidays
- Venue: Coati Playground
Rainbow Flight
- Time: 3:00 PM on weekends and holidays
- Venue: Alpaca Playground
Harris’s Hawk Hunting
- Time: 3:00 PM on weekends and holidays
- Venue: Alpaca Playground
Golden Eagle Feeding
- Time: 2:30 and 4:00 PM on weekends and holidays
- Venue: Eagle Land
Kongee, the brilliant Parrot
- Time: 2:00 PM on weekends and holidays
- Venue: The Forest Cafe
Guinea Pig Maze Escape
- Time: 2:00 PM on weekends and holidays
- Venue: The Forest Cafe
Take in the view from the Alpaca Observation Deck
This one is highly recommended if you’re seeking a place with gorgeous views from an elevated height. Surrounded by beautiful nature, you’ll enjoy stunning views and get a glimpse of the park’s different areas. It’s the perfect spot to relax and take in the scenery.
Check out Coloring Land
Take a quick break at Coloring Land—the ideal spot to unwind after your exciting alpaca experience. There are seating areas where you can enjoy some coloring activities. Beautiful creations from travelers around the world adorn the walls. Be sure to add your painting to the collection of lovely canvases!
Picnic at Starlight Square
Starlight Square is a great outdoor spot for families and friends to relax. Kids can enjoy hopping aboard the carriage near the pink house. Many people also use it as a picnic spot because of its cozy surroundings. So, grab your picnic mat, enjoy the cool breeze, and take as many photos as possible!
Alpaca World’s facilities
Restaurants
In Alpaca World, you have three restaurant options to choose from.
- Forest Restaurant: This is the go-to for Western food lovers. They serve mouth-watering pizzas like Rucola Pizza and Gorgonzola Pizza and pasta dishes such as Carbonara, Aglio Olio, Seafood Tomato Pasta, and Seafood Cream Pasta.
- Sopoong Restaurant: Check out this restaurant if you’re looking for local dishes. Their signature dishes are Pork Cutlet and Bulgogi with Rice. They also serve Omelette Rice, alpaca shrimp fried rice, and alpaca crab meat fried rice for a tasty twist on traditional favorites.
- Food Court: Enjoy your meal amidst this restaurant’s charming glass exterior. They offer favorites like Boneless Chicken and French Fries, fried dumplings, tteokbokki, and The Johnsonville Big Hot Dog.
Art shop
Make sure to visit the Art Shop before you leave—it’s a must for wrapping up your adventure. You’ll find all sorts of souvenirs here, from Alpaca plushies to keychains and wallets. Don’t miss the display of official snapshots and artistic items, perfect keepsakes for every tourist.
Alpaca World + Nami Island + Garden of Morning Calm – The Best Day Trip Combo
If you want a chill day filled with animals, nature, and beautiful views, this combo is one of the best. It’s a great mix of fun, fresh air, and peaceful scenery—all just a few hours from Seoul.
Start your day at Alpaca World. You can feed and walk with cute alpacas and enjoy the mountain views. Spend about 2–3 hours here.
Then go to Nami Island. It’s about 40 minutes away. Walk or bike along the pretty tree-lined paths and enjoy the nature.
Finish your trip at the Garden of Morning Calm, about 30 minutes from Nami. It’s a peaceful garden with flowers, trees, and nice photo spots. In winter, there’s a beautiful light show.
Alternative: Alpaca World + Gangchon Rail Bike + Nami Island
Want a bit more action in your day? Try this combo instead:
- Start at Alpaca World (morning fun with animals)
- Head to Gangchon Rail Bike and ride a fun bike on old train tracks through tunnels and mountain views
- Then visit Nami Island to relax and enjoy nature
In conclusion, Alpaca World is an absolute must-visit destination. Its breathtaking landscapes, charming alpacas, and many activities promise an experience. Plan your visit to Alpaca World today and discover the beauty of South Korea’s countryside for yourself!
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