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J S

2026-09-17

Amazing experience. Free entrance is always good. Lots of information about the history of llama, alpaca and vicuña wool production in Peru. Nice cafe and a gift shop selling the high end products. Some interactive elements and real llamas and alpacas to feed.

Mokenzun

2026-08-13

A pleasant stop in the heart of Arequipa. Mundo Alpaca is a very nice place to visit while exploring the historic center of Arequipa. It is not a huge attraction and perhaps not something I would describe as extraordinary in itself, but it offers a pleasant and interesting introduction to one of the most important traditions of this part of Peru. The first thing you encounter, of course, are the alpacas and llamas. They are kept in a dedicated enclosure and you can get very close to them, take photographs and even feed them. It is a simple experience, but definitely enjoyable. What I found more interesting, however, was discovering the craftsmanship behind alpaca textiles. During our visit, two women were working outside, demonstrating traditional weaving techniques. Watching their hands at work makes you understand how complex these processes are and how much knowledge has been passed down through generations. Mundo Alpaca also explains the traditional process of sorting alpaca fiber and preserves the ancient backstrap-loom technique, whose origins go back to pre-Inca times. There is also a textile machinery museum and a small exhibition of pre-Columbian textiles, adding an interesting cultural dimension to the visit. Around the experience there are also shopping areas where you can find clothing, accessories and other products made from alpaca and vicuña fibers. The location is another advantage: Mundo Alpaca is right in central Arequipa, in the San Lázaro area, making it very easy to include during a walk through the historic center. Don't expect a major museum or an attraction that will take half a day. It is a relatively simple experience. But if you are visiting Arequipa, I think stopping here is almost a must — not only to meet these beautiful animals, but especially to understand a little more about the extraordinary textile tradition that surrounds them. A small but worthwhile window into Peruvian craftsmanship and Andean culture.

Simon Waldron

2026-07-21

Very informative centre with all you need to know about them and the alpaca wool industry. Great for children as well with the opportunity to feed the alpacas. Also has great little cafe and shop, all with FREE entry.

J B

2026-06-17

We thoroughly enjoyed our brief stop at Mundo Alpaca. The alpacas are adorable, soft, and well cared for. We were told that it takes the ladies weaving two weeks to make one meter of fabric by hand, and all designs are memorized (there is no pattern or template). You don't have to spend long here, but it's definitely worth the stop, and it's enjoyable.

Amrita Tej Kaur

2026-05-12

Such a lovely place to learn about how alpaca wool is made, interact with alpacas and llamas. People are very friendly and welcoming! We received such a warm welcoming with some tea and they gave us a grass fed for the animals! So much fun! Highly recommend to make a stop while going through the town.