Hwajowon

I recommend visiting this specially for travellers with children. It is an interactive mini-zoo. The children can touch and feed the animals and birds. We had great time there.

A well-stocked zoo centered on birds in Jeju. Birds are central, but there are some other animals, such as alpacas and rabbits. Feeding budgerigar and alpaca when entering. Alpaca is a cup, so in 10 seconds the alpaca is consumed. Budgerigar feeding is given by the number of people admitted, but if it is given, additional food can be purchased for 1,000 won. Alpaca feeding hay. You can experience feeding sunflower seeds to large parrots at a certain time, and you can also watch raptors and other performances at the central lawn at a certain time. Most birds of prey live with their feet tied. Eagles, falcons, kestrels, etc. can be observed with the naked eye from the closest without any boundaries. As the entrance fee is relatively expensive in Jeju, the facility management is getting very clean overall.

It is well maintained and the people working are friendly and it was the most satisfying experience while in Jeju.

I also love animals, so I go to see them, but it's not here. I think I'm not eating with animals. I've never seen the iron shackles on my new feet. It hurts so much after I went there.

1.No waste of money (If you want to save a few thousand won, please make a reservation in advance) 2. Birds and alpacas are snowing hours It's sad, because the eagle is bound, but it's a grim reality. 3. There is also a raccoon ... but the boy is already insane and trapped, so sad 4. Feeding the alpaca and feeding the parrot will never experience again ❤️ 5. In time, you can watch shows such as eagles and pigeons! Be sure to go to John Jam