일산동물의왕국

It's a strange place. I went to the zoo alone because I wanted to go to the zoo to take pictures. I'm trying to take a picture at the entrance, but a middle-aged woman came out asking if he was a boss or not. It's a hobby. I told you not to use it for commercial use, but he said no. He said something bad happened. understand. I turned off the camera. Of course I thought so. But you talk about it, but it's kind of weird to talk about it. One adult is not accepted. I don't shoot, I like animals, and I like the weather so I can't go in for money. "Master, is it not for children here and why not enter?" I was really excited when she talked, so I was really polite to ask if there was any misunderstanding. Then you are more excited. Aunt Wall, the night (nightlife) is also screened out. It is run by an individual, but we are not free to receive it. There's nothing to see inside, so there's no reason for adults to come in alone. Honestly, it was ridiculous. The zoo isn't the same purpose as the knight, but is this a comparison? Yes. I understand you made them see. So why do you get adult fare? I made it to be a boy, so if you want to get kids, you have to calculate the fee in the first place. Like two people at a restaurant. When I see the homepage, there is no saying that it is for children anywhere. I think it's a private property so I can say it and I have the right to do so. But auntie. If you're going to operate it in the future, please guide people so that they can recognize it in small places. Or notice on the homepage. If you run your own way and obscure the standards, why do you operate the homepage, why do you get paid, and why do you register on the portal? If the concept of 'private property' is so big, would you name the zoo? I thought about how you didn't like my attitude (you may not like what you were shooting with the camera, but I turned it off right away) . I don't know what happened in the past, but I don't think it's right to take an attitude that way to someone who's not involved. I was so excited that I knew it in moderation. It may be a reference for those who go here, but this is where she is (or maybe he's the boss).

It is small and takes less than an hour, but it is recommended if you have a child who likes animals.

Children are frightened by ostrich .. lol This is an excellent place for animal experience.

The whole floor is a dung field.. I'm still on the floor of my sneakers~~~ The rabbit and turtle are in the dog line.... Maybe it's because the relationship is not good.

A fluffy zoo located not far from Daehwa Station in Ilsan. Deer, ostrich, chicken, duck, and peacock are radiated. The admission fee is 5,000 won for children and 6,000 won for adults. In the past, there were monkeys and bears, but now they do not exist. There is nothing to see, but the experience of feeding the children is a matter of spending an hour or two. In particular, ostrich and deer, who know themselves as pet dogs, live without hesitation with people, making them feel both joy and fear at the same time. When the children left, they said that they wanted to raise them...

The animals are really almost all loose I just turned around because I wasn't afraid The bigger ones of ostrich and deer scare me, too.. haha The lady's gentleman gave me a brief explanation of how to feed them kindly. If some big animals keep coming, I will also try to fight them (?).

The zoo is currently closed The surrounding waterfront is a good place to walk.