The ranch is situated at a high elevation, allowing for clear views of the Namhaedaegyo Bridge.
The name 'Yangmori School' translates to 'Sheep Herding School,' reflecting its focus on animal education.
The site uses traditional open-pasture grazing methods adapted for mountainous terrain.
Visitors are allowed inside the enclosures, which is a rare feature for Korean animal farms.
The terrain is intentionally maintained as a rugged hillside rather than a manicured park to simulate natural sheep habitats.
Namhae Yangtte Ranch Yangmori School is an interactive sheep farm located on the slopes of Mount Geumsan in South Korea. Visitors can enter designated enclosures to feed and interact with sheep directly using provided hay baskets. The site is situated on a hillside providing panoramic views of the Namhae coastline and the surrounding archipelago. The facility is designed for educational purposes, focusing on agricultural interaction rather than a traditional zoo. The ranch features open grassy fields, dirt paths, and distinct pens for livestock management. It is a popular destination for families looking for hands-on animal experiences in a rural setting.
The upper observation deck, which frames the sheep against the backdrop of the ocean and nearby bridges.
Wear athletic shoes or hiking boots as the paths are steep, unpaved, and can be muddy.
Keep your hay basket high, as sheep may become insistent when they see food.
Bring a hat and sunscreen as there is limited shade in the main grazing areas.
Avoid wearing open-toed sandals or white clothing that can easily be stained by mud or animal interaction.
Closed on Tuesdays.
Do not chase or touch the sheep unless they approach you, and follow staff instructions when entering enclosures.
