Lost Valley is the largest safari adventure in South korea

Lost Valley is the largest safari adventure in South Korea

Lost Valley is the largest safari adventure place where 29 species of herbivores animals and 150 animals co-habit in free environment contrast with other zoo.

There white oryx and two-humped camels and babarians living under rocky mountains and dry sand winds lives in rocky ridges. "Koshiki," an elephant, capable of talking seven words lives in the ancient shrine.

You can meet zebras, sable antelopes and elands as well as "Jangsooni" female giraffe called a reproducing queen lives in the Great Savana. She bored her 18th baby designated on the World Guinness book. Cheetahs and rhinoceros live together on the hill of Peace referring to reconciliation between humans and animals.

 

Visitors should ride on amphibious vehicle driving both land and water for exploring Everland Lost Valley. You can see the wildlife of animals by observing at a closer distance.

 

You can see and hear dynamic activity and freshing sounds through half-open windows. 29 species live in the Lost Valley freely, one of which "Hill of Peace" is place for rhinoceros and cheetahs, each of them is herbivores and carnivores respectively.

The Lost Valley produces similar wildlife environment where the two species co-habit, which is the first-ever experiment in Asia. Visitors can know about the co-existence between cheetahs and rhinoceros, humans and animals as well as with nature.

Boy "Mir" and white cub "Doto" were best friends sharing everything all the day. However, animals are threatened by human beings and thus settled into the Lost Valley in order to avoid them.

However Mir missing Doto took an adventure to meet Doto and he arrived at the Lost Valley where animals live happily.

The story of human "Mir" and white cub "Doto" as well as story on reconciliation between humans and animals are painted on the wall of "The Cave of Fire."