Teddy Bear Museum

It's too far from the city, and transportation is inconvenient. I took Didi back to the city for more than half an hour but no one picked up the order. I had to take the bus back.

Teddy Bear Museum can protect your girlish heart RMB 60 (Children under 1.2 meters in height (not including 1.2 meters) are free of charge. Each adult who buys a ticket can only bring one free child. Buying tickets online is 10 yuan cheaper than on-site.) Opening hours: Monday to Friday 10:00-17:00; Saturday and Sunday 10:00-18:00 Transportation: Metro Line 4 → Bus 347

Tips: 1. Get on Metro Line 4 at Kuanzhai Alley Station → Get off at Exit D of Machangba Station, walk 22 meters → Get on Metro Line 347 at Machangba Station → (18 stations) Get off at Binhe Park (Teddy Bear Museum) → Walk 154 meters to Teddy Bear Museum.

2. The Teddy Bear Museum has many kinds of teddy bears, presenting various scenes, which are vivid and cute, and children love them very much. It is both ornamental and academic, and incorporates historical allusions such as the Three Kingdoms. It is a good place for education and entertainment.

Standing in front of the museum, I felt a little desolate. The painted patterns and sculptures on the outer wall were a little mottled, far from the bright and beautiful ones seen in other people's travel notes. There was no one at the door. If I hadn't seen that the door was still open, I would have thought that the museum was closed for rest today. After exchanging the tickets, I went in with some trepidation. The first was a small exhibition hall introducing the history of teddy bears. I was watching with relish, and the child took my hand and said, "Mom, let's go quickly, it's dark here, I'm a little scared." Uh, okay. The child's father picked up and walked, and I was busy laying the ground beside me. There were many cute teddy bears in front. The exhibition halls in the back are all teddy bears as the protagonists, showing scenes such as ancient civilizations and several miracles. Some teddy bears can move, and there are some beautiful teddy bear models along the way to take pictures.

The largest Teddy Bear Museum in Asia, there are very few people, children can run around, but you have to watch your children and avoid bumping into them. When we went there, there were only 3 or 4 families visiting together, one of which was a foreign family, and they all brought their children to see it.

We actually had a quick tour. This place was unexpected and my son didn't like it very much. I think the Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju Island is just like this. In addition, it will be cheaper to buy tickets on China-TravelNote, but you must bring your ID card. You can't swipe your ID card here, you must first get the ticket.

If you don't see the data, it's hard to believe that this is the world's largest Teddy Bear Museum, but the fact is that it is the largest Teddy Bear Museum in the world. Friends who like fairy tales can really go and take a look, and take your loved ones with you. You will definitely have a different travel experience.

Tickets are 60 yuan per person. To be honest, you can really ignore this attraction. It is not as good as it is said on the Internet, and locals rarely go there. But for the sake of our girlish hearts, we held back our tears and walked through the museum in less than an hour.

I was a rich guy and booked the largest Teddy Bear Museum in Asia... But it was pretty cool. I could take pictures slowly by myself.

Friends who like Teddy can go and check in. It’s a bit out of the way, in the suburbs.

There were very few people when I went there.

In fact, I later thought I should go and watch the panda show!!

But this is also an experience. Anyway, I can go again soon.

The overall decoration of Teddy Shopping Store doesn't look very good

The whole thing is just average ❤❤

It meets all the expectations of young girls. It is both ornamental and academic. I can't stop seeing the teddy bears of various shapes. They are like the dreams of youth. The original colors are full of hope again. I took pictures until my face cramped. In addition to the remote location, I also criticized the service after entering the museum. There is nothing to say about other facilities. I recommend buying tickets on Meituan. Souvenirs are not worth buying.

There are not many people and the transportation is convenient. If you like, you can go and have a look.

It's good to go and see if you haven't seen it before. It's fun to make various shapes with teddy bears as the theme. There are not many people and it's not too close to the city. You can buy some souvenir bears.

It is the largest Teddy Bear Museum in the world and the first Teddy Bear Museum in China. There are few people here and it is worth a visit.

The China Teddy Bear Museum is located at No. 555, Taiji Avenue, Wenjiang District, Chengdu. There are more than a thousand teddy bears on display in the museum, which is especially suitable for parent-child travel.

The China Teddy Bear Museum is located at No. 555, Taiji Avenue, Wenjiang District, Chengdu. It was jointly built by China Railway No. 2 Engineering Group and South Korea's JS&F Company. The museum has three floors, 9 venues and 3 theme spaces scattered around, integrating three experiential scenarios: venue display, entertainment and leisure, and product sales. It is also worth mentioning that there are more than 1,000 teddy bears on display in the museum.

Teddy Bear Museum Chengdu Teddy Bear Museum is under the China Railway No. 2 Bureau. It is located in a remote area and not many people visit it. We had to return the car that day and were a bit rushed. We only spent an hour to visit it.

If you bring your baby to Chengdu, I highly recommend visiting this museum. The ticket price is not expensive, only 50 yuan per person. The bears are very cute, and you can also spread various cultural knowledge to your baby.

We took a taxi for about 85 (the same when we came back), and the ticket was 60 (50 for group purchase). It took about two and a half hours to go back and forth, and two hours were spent on the road. In my opinion, it is definitely not worth going. It is the worst place I have ever been to!

When it was newly opened, it was advertised as "surpassing the Teddy Bear Museum on Jeju Island, the largest Teddy Bear Museum in the world". The design, concept, and feel of the museum are great, and are consistent with the Teddy Bear Museum on Jeju Island. However, because the museum is located too remote, far from downtown Chengdu, there seems to be relatively few tourists.

The bears love mermaids and Mona Lisa's smile, which are super cute, hahahaha

I think it's average, it's not very big, it takes about an hour to go around, and it's a bit expensive for the 50 yuan ticket. The teddy bears sold in the store are all made in China and are very expensive.

The Teddy Bear Museum is in Wenjiang District, a little far from downtown Chengdu, but if you really want to see it, you will overcome the distance. It is especially worth a visit for students around Chengdu. The first thing that comes to my mind when thinking of teddy bears is actually Korea. The museum talks about the origin of teddy bears, and there are many themed teddy bears, including world heritage, Journey to the West, Kung Fu Panda, ocean theme, Three Kingdoms... Of course, there is also the panda theme that is closest to the Chengdu theme. You can visit from top to bottom, and you can buy teddy bear souvenirs at the exit to take home. Of course, the price of teddy bears is a bit expensive...

This morning we planned to go to the Teddy Bear Museum in Chengdu, which is still some distance from the city center. After getting off the subway, we have to take a bus. It can be said that there are many disasters along the way, hahaha, but it is always safe, because even if we go to the Teddy Bear Museum, we will encounter flooding, that is, the whole road is flooded. [Teddy Bear Museum (Ticket Price: 60 yuan, group purchase needs to be made in advance, discounts can be obtained; Play Time: 1 hour)] You can get discounts with the admission ticket for the college entrance examination! I advise friends who have just finished the exam to carry it with them, maybe there will be a discount somewhere. Before the departure of this trip, I was originally looking forward to this attraction, but even though I am a teddy bear fan, I still think it is not worth looking forward to. Although there are really many teddy bears in it, it is really different from the fluffy and cute ones you imagine. The biggest feature inside, in addition to introducing the history and culture of teddy bears, there are also various scenes arranged with teddy bears. There are also 3D paintings inside~ The souvenirs are okay, but the price is too expensive. Although I still bought one...

During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, the cute teddy bears are dazzling!

The teddy bears are all very cute. There are really few people. In addition to us, there are three other couples. In total, there are not even ten tourists in the whole scenic area. The scenic area is not big. It is said that there are three floors. I took photos of almost everything, but I still finished shopping in an hour. The little bears in the shopping area are very expensive. The average-sized little bears are about 200~300 yuan, and a key chain is 68. When I went there, I heard that there was another key chain with a Swarovski crystal for 388. But that is the original one. It is expensive. Maybe it is a brand problem. The most important thing is!!! The direct bus from Baihua Center has been cancelled!!!!!!!!! When I went to Baihua Center, I took bus 319 and transferred to bus 347 at Fenghuang Station to get to the terminal.

The largest Teddy Bear Museum in China, which houses a variety of Teddy Bears and many creative Teddy Bear peripherals. Friends who like Teddy Bears should not miss it.

This is a spot for taking photos, and it is not close to the city. It is not recommended for those who are not bear lovers.

The shapes are very cute and suitable for the whole family to visit together

At first I didn't know what the Teddy Bear Museum was, but I happened to find one here and went to take a look. Then I realized that Teddy Bear is a toy bear. The museum tells the history of Teddy Bears and displays Teddy Bears from different regions. Girls should like this place more. Many Teddy Bears are really cute. I like the Teddy Bears of Monkey King and Kung Fu Panda the most. There are still a few places that left a deep impression on me, one of which is the aquarium, the Pyramid, Journey to the West, etc. Overall it is pretty good.

The location is quite remote, and there are parking spaces on the roadside, which is very convenient. Online ticket purchase is 50 yuan, which is 10 yuan cheaper than on-site ticket purchase. Tickets below 120 yuan are free, and tickets above 65 yuan are 35 yuan with ID. Various teddy bears are arranged to represent various familiar stories, such as Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Journey to the West, Kung Fu Panda, etc., which are very interesting for children; the scenes of various countries are arranged, and while watching, you can tell your baby about the customs and customs of other countries, which is very meaningful; teddy bears guest-starring as the protagonists of various world famous paintings are also very creative. I lost my baby's sleeping baby here, which makes me unhappy. Here is the last photo of the sleeping baby.

It has been open for two years and is said to be the largest Teddy Bear Museum in the world. I wanted to go there but never did because it was too remote. This year, Chengdu Metro Line 4 opened on New Year's Day and I finally decided to go and see it. I first took Metro Line 4 to the Non-Heritage Station and transferred to Bus No. 347 to go directly to the door. It took an hour and a half on the road alone, but fortunately it did not disappoint. Although it was the New Year's Day holiday, there were very few people inside and very few staff. The huge three-story building was almost booked by my friends and I. We could take pictures anytime and anywhere without worrying about blocking other people.



There are quite a lot of bears inside. Personally, I think what some people said about finishing the tour in an hour is a bit exaggerated. It is indeed okay if you just want to take a quick look, but it is still very time-consuming if you carefully visit each theme scene, learn about the history, and take pictures. My friend and I walked and stopped, pressing the shutter frantically, and we accidentally stayed in there for almost three hours and even forgot to eat lunch. The second floor is the Teddy Bear History Museum and a cultural center with various scenes, the first floor is the oceanarium, and the underground first floor is the statue museum and a souvenir shop.



If you have enough time and like Teddy Bears, I suggest you go and have a look. At least it is more pleasant than going to those places where you only see people. However, if you don’t have much time, there are still many places worth visiting in Chengdu. There is really no need to spend too much time on the road to get here, because it is really too remote!!!

Girls should like it more, it's not bad, but it's far from the city.

A good place for photo shooting, with few people and quiet. Please bring a photographer and pose as you like.

It is interesting to use the image of teddy bear to interpret various story scenes or artistic images.

It is really far from the city. It took a long time to get a taxi. We kept driving and driving until we felt out of the city. The driver said that this was a county town before, and later it was incorporated into a district by Chengdu. Maybe because I have liked teddy bears for many years, when the car drove through the "barren land" and arrived at the entrance of the museum, I was so excited that I danced with joy. I took a photo with the sculpture at the entrance and bought a ticket to go to the second floor to start the tour. There are history halls, world halls, etc. The little bears are given various novel character shapes, which are very delicate and vivid.

If you are not a fan of teddy bears, you may find it boring. Apart from the bears, there is nothing else to do around, and it takes a lot of time to get there. However, it is quite interesting to see so many cute bears together. The distance is a disadvantage. There are two floors, and it is not very convenient for strollers to enter and exit the gate, but it is still quite good inside. The tickets bought online are not expensive, about 50 yuan, and it seems that there is no need to buy tickets for disability certificates. Although I am not a fan, we took our children there, and the children still liked it. It is still worth a visit~

There are many standing bear statues inside, almost as tall as a person, with all kinds of beautiful clothes, especially suitable for taking pictures~

There are also many small shapes arranged in the window, one by one, and each one has a little story.

There are many large scenes, which are very beautiful. The little bears in them can move and are divided into many modules. These little bears wear costumes from different countries and have different movements to show the local characteristics. The people who designed these are really talented!

There are not many tourists here, and the small scenery is very novel. My daughter had a lot of fun here and even bought her favorite teddy bear.

The teddy bears are very cute and arranged into many scenes.

Since it was Friday, there were very few people there, but I thought the little bears inside were really cute and the two kids liked them very much too.

The Teddy Bear Museum is really far from the center of Chengdu. It took 5 hours to go back and forth. Girls who can't take long-distance buses should be careful! And as a travel note I saw before said, there are not many places to eat there, so bring your own dry food! But after leaving the museum, there is a small supermarket where you wait for the bus. There is a kind of yeast bread sold there that is quite delicious.

There are no taxis at the Teddy Bear Museum, but mostly private cars.

It takes some time to appreciate it slowly. We started at 9 o'clock and came out at about 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

This is a fairy tale world for children, where various little Teddy bears are used to present historical classics in different ways, such as scenes from Journey to the West, ancient historical fragments, etc. The merchants have really put in a lot of effort to teach and entertain from the perspective of children, catch children's eyes, and attract children to learn knowledge.

Girls generally can't walk here... It's far from the city, and the transportation is not very convenient. There is no need to come here specially.

The Teddy Bear Museum is a relatively new attraction in Chengdu. It is located in Jinma Town, Wenjiang District, Chengdu. It is far from the main urban area and Wenjiang City. If you go to Wenjiang City, it is recommended to take a taxi. You can also choose to take bus 761 in Wenjiang, but the bus is quite lucky. We waited for more than 40 minutes when we went there before, and waited for more than 10 minutes when we came back. In general, this museum is a supporting project of a real estate project of China Railway No. 2 Bureau next to it, but it is well built. It is suitable for bringing children at home. The whole museum is teddy bears of various shapes and scenes. There are rest areas and movie areas when you are tired of playing. You can adjust them. If you like, you can also take your favorite teddy bear home in the store, but the price is not cheap. The ticket is 60, it is recommended to book online, which can save 10 yuan. Those who like teddy bears or dolls must not miss it.

The Teddy Bear Museum is very innovative and unique

★Overview: The Teddy Bear Museum is located in Jinma, Wenjiang, Chengdu. It takes about 30 minutes to drive from the city. The ticket is 60 yuan per person. It is recommended to look for group purchases online. Recently, there is an activity that is equivalent to 1 free ticket for 3 people traveling together.

★Interior: There are 7 halls in the museum, introducing the history of teddy bears, some teddy bears with special stories, showing Chinese culture and world customs through teddy bears, etc. There is a small cinema, coffee bar and souvenir shop on the underground floor.

★Comment: As the first Teddy Bear Museum in China, ladies who love Teddy Bears can still go there to have a good look. Because it is in the suburbs, there are not many people in the museum. It is quite comfortable to enjoy the air conditioning and look at the cute Teddy Bears. I think it is very suitable for parents to bring their children to visit. There are two halls that use Teddy Bears to imitate world-famous sculptures and portraits. It is great to popularize art knowledge to children in an entertaining way. However, if you don’t have a special feeling for Teddy Bears, you don’t need to go there specially.

Although the journey is quite far, I think it is still worth going. It is a very suitable place for taking photos. The little bear in the exhibition hall is also very cute.

A very good Teddy Bear Museum, but the location is a bit remote.

Located in Wenjiang District, it is a little far away. You can take Metro Line 2 and transfer to Bus No. 47 or Bus No. 58 at Tonghuimen to Wanjiawan Bus Station, and then take Bus No. 761 to arrive. The opening hours are from 10 am to 5 pm. Although it is a little far, it is still worth a visit, especially for Teddy Bear fans. A few years ago, I only thought about going to Jeju Island in South Korea to see the Teddy Bear one day. Now it is so close, why miss it? The ticket price is 60 yuan, and there are discounted tickets online for 50 yuan. Compared with the expensive ticket prices in other places, 60 yuan is already a great value, and it is definitely worth a visit.

A place that must be recommended, because the nearest Teddy bear museum used to be in South Korea, but now there is one in Chengdu, so you don't have to go abroad. However, the Teddy bear museum is far from the city. If you don't drive, you can take a bus. There is a direct bus at Baihua Bus Terminal. Pay attention to the time. It's not big inside. There are all kinds of Teddy bears, all kinds of cuteness, and the giant panda breeding process with Chengdu characteristics, which is super cute. There is a Teddy bear store at the exit. Be careful if you bring children, because the genuine Teddy bear will be more expensive. Children will love it, so be careful that your wallet will be thinner. After comparing with the Teddy bears in Korean Teddy bear stores, the Korean ones are still cheaper.

I like it very much~ But it is a bit far from the city~ The special line has been cancelled~ So you can only take the bus~ Before you go, you can Baidu the phone number to ask if the special line has been reopened~ I won’t say much~ If you like it, you will definitely think it is worth it~ Kaisen٩(˃̶͈̀௰˂̶͈́)و～

The China Teddy Bear Museum is currently the largest Teddy Bear Museum in the world. It is located on the shore of Jinma Lake in Wenjiang District, Chengdu City, Sichuan Province. However, it did not meet my expectations after I went there. As a first-time visitor, I still think you don't need to have high expectations.

A place that girls will definitely like~ It's super sweet, but shopping is a bit expensive

Not just a toy, the century-old Teddy Bear was born out of love. Every girl has a Teddy Bear in her heart. The museum has thousands of exquisite bear babies, each of which is super cute, integrating Chinese style, the Three Heroes of Peach Garden, the construction of Dujiangyan, Journey to the West, etc. Come here, please prepare enough camera memory cards! ! It is really a special gain from this trip to Chengdu. My mother didn’t want to come at first, but fortunately I insisted again and again. Because this attraction is not in Chengdu, it is in the Jinma Tourist Area in Wenjiang. We took a two-hour bus to get there. Many local people in Chengdu, including many taxi drivers, don’t know about this place. But it is really worth recommending. This is the only Teddy Bear Museum in China.

The world's largest Teddy Bear Museum is not particularly large. If you take your children there, it is recommended that they are over 4 years old. If they are too young, they will not be very interested in it, or they may be babies who already knew about Teddy Bears.

There are many different scenes, very cute. The museum has 2 floors, is relatively large, and there are many styles of teddy bears.

It is said to be the largest Teddy Bear Museum in Asia.

This Teddy Bear Museum is in Wenjiang, which is a bit far away. At that time, the surrounding commercial streets were not developed yet, but now it should be better. The ticket we bought was 60 yuan (student ID card has no discount). It should be cheaper to go to the group buying website. It is worth a visit for those who like teddy bears. There are many interesting things in it. There are places that combine Sichuan history and places that connect with the world. (There are many dynamic scenes in it, such as the construction of Dujiangyan, the construction of the Great Wall, "Palace" (South Korea), etc., but the protagonists are all replaced by teddy bears.) Very interesting.

In addition to the dynamic scenes made by teddy bears, there is also a teddy bear history exhibition, which displays some memorable things from the birth of the first teddy bear to the present. There is also a very interesting art exhibition, of course the protagonist is still teddy bears, such as Van Gogh's self-portrait, scream, sunflowers, etc. There are also very interesting 3D interactive paintings in the exhibition.

In addition, if you are here for fun, you can also visit Guose Tianxiang. If you are here alone, you only need to spend one day on the weekend.

The museum has a lot of cute peripherals for sale, but they are still too expensive for students.

I hope everyone has fun.

The Teddy Bear Museum is quite exquisite. If you have enough time, it is worth a visit.

We arrived at the Teddy Bear Museum at about 2:30. The ticket price was 60 yuan (I think, hehe). I really like this attraction. I was very happy to take photos with many teddy bears. Haha~~ There are exhibition areas with different themes in the museum, such as the Terracotta Warriors of Qin, Journey to the West, Romance of the Three Kingdoms, and the Seven Wonders of the World. They are very detailed and vivid. There is also a 3D gallery, which is also suitable for taking photos.

The museum is full of interesting themed exhibition halls, including Journey to the West, Terracotta Warriors, the Silk Road, etc.

The Teddy Bear Museum is a museum themed around teddy bears. It is said to be the largest museum in the world. It introduces the history of teddy bears and uses teddy bears in various themes. It is both exquisite and cute and worth a visit. There are also shopping spots after that, but they are too expensive.

Teddy Bear Museum, the world's largest Teddy Bear Museum, how can I give 3200 negative reviews! Not only is the transportation inconvenient, it is located in a desolate place and there is no place to eat. Is it really the largest in the world? I finished the tour in half an hour. The teddy bear dolls are hard, not furry, are they afraid of being dirty by tourists? I have been to the Teddy Bear Museum in Jeju Island before, which is great. I had high expectations for this one in Chengdu. It really hurts the author's heart. . Don't go!

The museum is divided into many areas, each with its own characteristics. There are growth records of teddy bears, which are different looks created in different eras, exhibition halls with simulated scenes, three-dimensional space illusion halls, sculpture halls, oil painting halls, outdoor exhibition halls, and 4D cinemas, etc. Teddy bears of various shapes and expressions are definitely a feast for the eyes, but for natives like me, it's a waste of ticket prices.

Teddy Bear Museum: [Exclusive Municipal Bus Route] The China Teddy Bear Museum has opened an exclusive municipal bus route: Baihua Central Station - Teddy Bear Museum. There are six round trips per day, and the full fare is 2 yuan. It stops at Wanjiawan Bus Station. The bus starts at 9:00 in the morning from Chengdu Baihua Central Station, and the last bus returns from the museum at 17:10 in the evening. It is currently one of the best ways to get to the Teddy Bear Museum from Chengdu.

There weren’t many people (it seems that the scenic spots in Chengdu are not very popular), and the whole place was very cute. Most of the camera memory was dedicated to this place~~ A place full of love!!!

The museum is far away from the downtown area of ​​Chengdu. The ticket to the Teddy Bear Museum is 60 yuan, and it finally fulfilled my girlfriend’s dream of having a Teddy.

It seems to be bigger than the one in Korea, and there are so many bears here! It is a place that girls and children like more.

I was worried that it would take a lot of time because it was far from the city, but after checking online, I found that there was a special car that could take me there directly, and it only cost 2 yuan, which was really a good deal! Haha~~~

The first and largest Teddy Bear Museum in mainland China is located in Wenjiang. You will not be disappointed by the museum. If you look at the eight theme scenes in detail, 3 to 5 hours is not a problem. The following pictures are just a few of them. If you are interested, you can go there with great enthusiasm.

The China Teddy Bear Museum is located in the Jinma International Sports Central Business Park in Wenjiang, Chengdu, on the bank of the scenic Jinma Lake, covering an area of ​​about 10,000 square meters. It vividly and interestingly reproduces the history and culture of teddy bears, allowing you and your family to indulge in the dream world of teddy bears.

It's not Jeju Island in South Korea, but Wenjiang in Chengdu, China, where there is a Teddy Bear Museum! It's the world's largest Teddy Bear Museum! The Chinese people are fashionable again! Let's cheer together! I've been talking about going there since last year, but I've been putting it off until now. Anyway, it's a worthwhile trip! Whether it's to reminisce about childhood or to catch up with the trend, it's definitely worth a visit. Do you know how excited I was on the way to the museum? Do you know how spectacular the two rows of riders welcoming the ramp in Jinma Town are?

The first time I heard about a teddy bear museum was when I was in high school watching "Palace". At that time, I thought teddy bears were high-end and classy. In the plot, Prince Xin also had a white bear. I remember it clearly and vaguely that this museum was in South Korea. I saw that there was also a teddy bear museum in Chengdu, which was exactly what I wanted! ! The teddy bears in the museum are said to be the same as those bought from the Korean Teddy Bear Museum~ So don't hesitate... Compared to flying to South Korea, I would rather buy them in my great Chengdu~

My friends and I think that people who love bears are so lucky to come here! You can see a person-high teddy bear sculpture everywhere, cosplay classic characters, Emma is adorable. In fact, I looked at some photos online and had some expectations for some scenes, but when I saw it, I still had a surprise: the bears can move!

The China Teddy Bear Museum is different from traditional museums and other theme parks. It not only collects extremely precious limited edition teddy bears from all over the world, but also conveys the century-old teddy culture. It also allows people to enjoy the Great Wall of China and easily have a happy experience of pleasing the body and mind. The focus is on the tour guide, which is very lifelike! Action is worse than heartbeat. The temptation along the way can be completely solved at the door. The exit is the merchandise sales department, where large and small teddy bears and series of products are sold. You can find a favorite one to take home. I also chose two at the time, one is pink, and the other is leopard print... As for the price, it's a little expensive.

If you like teddy bears, don’t miss it. They are very cute and come in all kinds of teddy bears in any look you can imagine. They are so cute!

After visiting the Teddy Bear Museum in Taipei, I felt like a million horses were galloping through my heart... The reason is that the ticket price is expensive and there is no student card discount... There are several teddy sculptures waiting for us when we go upstairs~ Of course, we have to take photos with these cute creatures~~ I would say, in fact, these sculptures are much cuter than the teddy bear exhibits inside! ! In short, if you don’t have high aesthetic requirements for teddy bears, you can come here; if you want to pick up girls, you can also come here... The most important thing is that you have enough money and mental stress resistance, if your girlfriend wants to buy souvenirs...