Llama Country is a term used to refer to the South American countries of Peru, Bolivia, and Chile, which are home to the llama, vicuña, and GUANACO species of camelid. Peru is the most populous of these countries, and is home to the llama, a domesticated species of South American camelid. Vicuña is a wild species of South American camelid found in the Andes Mountains of Peru, Bolivia, and Chile. GUANACO is another wild species of South American camelid found in the same region. All three species are native to the Llama Country region.