Teddy Bear Farm

Teddy Bear Farm on Jeju is a themed teddy-bear museum and photo-experience venue, one of Jeju's several teddy-bear tourism destinations (which trace back to the 2001 opening of the flagship Teddy Bear Museum in Jungmun and the subsequent expansion of the teddy-bear-themed tourism sub-industry through the 2000s and 2010s). The farm combines display halls of themed teddy-bear dioramas (recreating famous historical scenes, Korean cultural moments, and Jeju-specific locations with teddy-bear casts), a photo-friendly outdoor garden with themed installations, a small workshop area, and a substantial retail-and-cafe section. The venue is oriented toward family visitors with young children and photo-oriented young-adult tourists — the Instagram-friendly outdoor installations and the miniature scale of the dioramas are the primary draw rather than deep interpretive content. Bilingual signage on the main exhibits. Admission is typically KRW 12,000-18,000 for adults with reduced rates for children. Allow about 90 minutes for a focused visit, longer if using the workshop or spending time in the photo garden. Best in clear weather when the outdoor sections are usable. Pair with broader Jeju-area itineraries — the farm's specific location determines the pairing, but most teddy-bear venues sit within easy reach of Jungmun Tourist Complex or the Aewol coastal cafe district.