Walk Across a Safari Savanna: Everland's 'Wild Savanna' Opens on the 12th

Everland said on the 1st that it will run the 'Wild Savanna Expedition,' an experience program that lets visitors walk through a safari savanna and observe wildlife, from the 12th through the end of November.
'Wild Savanna' is a program that allows visitors to explore the ecological safari 'Lost Valley' on foot instead of by vehicle. In addition to Lost Valley, the previously paid 'River Trail Adventure' will also be opened free of charge, allowing close-up views of 15 animal species, including giraffes, elephants, rhinos, and lions.
The full exploration route, which starts at the entrance to Lost Valley, stretches about 1 kilometer. Observation areas for each animal and photo zones are set up along the course, and keepers also share stories about animal ecology and endangered species conservation.
Visitors who complete the course will receive a commemorative certificate as expedition members.
Earlier this spring, Everland ran a pilot version of the 'Walking Safari' for about a month, drawing 350,000 participants. The new program was launched after the route and content were improved based on visitor feedback and experience data.
Wild Savanna can be experienced free of charge by any Everland visitor through on-site queueing.
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