Top 7 iconic K-drama filming locations in South Korea
Let’s take a look at the Korean shooting points, which offers fans the chance to step into unforgettable K-drama moments and re-experience their favorite scenes in real life.
K-Dramas have always led the audience to the most striking destinations. From romantic coastal places to amusement parks and royal palaces, fans often dreamed of stepping into the points where their favorite characters once stopped. Here are the most iconic K-Drama in South Korea.
Namsan Seoul Tower, Seoul
Namsan Seoul Tower took part in dramas such as my love from another star and flowers. Fans visited the tower to admire the panoramic city landscapes and see the famous ‘Love Locks’ wall.
Bukchon Hanok Village, Seoul
Bukchon Hanok, a living museum of traditional Korean houses, took part in dramas such as Goblin and Love in the Moonlight. He felt like walking in narrow passages, traveling back in time.
Lotte World, Seoul
This amusement park was the perfect ground for fun and romantic drama scenes seen in the real beauty and love alarm. Lotte World offered Roller glasses, a closed ice skating track, and a pajoresque lake, which made the fans a living place to recreate the iconic history scenes on the screen.
Jeju Island
The natural charm of Jeju Island has made a shooting place for shows such as extraordinary lawyer Woo and All In. The island offers an adventure and relaxation mixture from the beaches to the Hallasan Mountain, rising from the beaches.
Gyeongbokgung Palace, Seoul
Gyeongbokgung Palace, one of the most magnificent places of Seoul, took part in many historical drama, including Goblin and Kingdom. Visitors discovered their expanding courtyards, admired their great architecture and even dressed for photographs in Hanbok.
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Nami Island
Nami Island attracted visitors looking for natural walks, bicycle paths and photo opportunities. The calm atmosphere and natural beauty has made it a timeless favorite for those who want to relive their drama moments.
Jumunjin Beach
This silent and quiet beach won an instant reputation after the unforgettable bus stop scene in Goblin. For many fans, it was like stepping into a world of fantasy standing at that point.
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