There is a cheese theme park in South Korea with cheese wheel buildings and it’s just as glorious as it sounds
Imsil Cheese Park in South Korea offers 32 acres of trails and attractions
CHEESE lovers can experience heaven on earth at this theme park dedicated entirely to the dairy product.
South Korea's Imsil Cheese Park will see no dairy lover blue, as they are able to churn through 32 acres of attractions, all offering cheesy tributes and edam good entertainment.
As reported by there's mini cheese-themed rides, cheese making classes and buildings designed to look like edam - which all add up to a grate time.
For the more mature cheese lover, there's also the opportunity to sample various local cheeses and buy your favourites at the gift shop.
The park is located in North Jeolla Province, believed to be the best cheese-producing part of the country.
It opened in 2004, with the aim of teaching visitors the history of cheese making.
They can also sample local produce and get a behind-the-scenes glimpse of the cheese making process.
There are also a variety of fairytale scenes, including an appearance from the Smurfs as they face off against evil wizard Gargamel.
A small farm also allows children to meet the animals who produce the milk that cheese production relies on.
The Imsil Cheese Park is a little way out from South Korea's main cities; for example, it's about a two-hour drive from Seoul.
If you are considering a visit, take note that the park is closed on Mondays.
Still, if you love cheese, you're likely to have a gouda-m amazing time.
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