Gyeongju Teddy Bear Museum Review

The Gyeongju Teddy Bear Museum, with the gifted scientist Dr Grant and his family on a time machine back to the past Gyeongju adventure, has made visitors interesting and interesting through a variety of exhibitions. Especially by showing the dinosaur era and the Silla era of Gyeongju, visitors can easily understand the history and culture of Gyeongju.

Finally, because there is still time, I went to a teddy bear museum, where the history of teddy bears and the history of silla are well combined in a storytelling way, so that people can learn in the process of visiting and not feel boring, it is really interesting. There are also some famous statues in the West that are also made into teddy bears, which is quite creative. Then I went to Xinqingzhou and went around, which didn't mean much.

There are several teddy bear museums in Korea. Jeju should be the largest in size, but you can also come to this place to see in Gyeongju. Especially with children, it is very suitable. There are various teddy bears, which are very interesting.

The Gyeongju Teddy Bear Museum, with the gifted scientist Dr Grant and his family on a time machine back to the past Gyeongju adventure, has made visitors interesting and interesting through a variety of exhibitions. Especially by showing the dinosaur era and the Silla era of Gyeongju, visitors can easily understand the history and culture of Gyeongju.

The Diqingzhou Museum, built in 1996, houses relics unearthed by Gordon Neolithic Culture in Weixi Yi Autonomous County. These precious cultural relics witness the traces of the ancestors of mankind in Diqing's life and reproduction six or seven thousand years ago. From the tombs of sarcophagus and cultural relics unearthed in Yongzhi, Nagu, Shidi and other places in Deqin County, about 2,300 years ago, the Tubu ancestors have created a colorful indigenous culture here. The museum is located on Shangri-La No. 3.