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This pension is located near the filming sites, providing a comfortable place for the cast to relax and share memories.
This unique accommodation offers a private space with a beautiful view of the East Sea, ideal for relaxation and gatherings.
Yeongjin Beach is a filming location for the drama 'Goblin', known for its long breakwater extending into the sea, creating a picturesque setting for photos.
This is the high school where the main characters Sanha, Juwon, and Haejun attended during their school years.
This location served as a backdrop for the Gyeongseong era streets in the drama. / This location was used for filming various scenes in the drama, contributing to the historical backdrop of Gyeongseong.
This studio was utilized for filming scenes in the drama.
Cultural Station Seoul 284 is a restored historical site that resembles the old Seoul Station, which is featured in Gyeongseong Creature.
This location served as a backdrop for scenes depicting the streets of Gyeongseong during the 1930s. / This location was primarily used for filming scenes set in Gyeongseong, contributing to the historical backdrop of the drama.
This location is a traditional guesthouse in Jeonju featured in the drama.
This village was used for filming scenes that reflect the cultural backdrop of the era.
Cheongnamdae served as the house of Park Sang-min in the drama 'Healer'. The beautiful scenery and the walking paths are highlighted in the article.
This cafe was used as a filming location for the drama 'Healer'. It features a beautiful atmosphere and artistic decorations, making it feel like an art exhibition.
Suamgol is depicted in 'Healer' as a backdrop representing the younger days of the parents' generation.
The location is known for its connection to the drama 'Healer', where the main characters have significant interactions. The atmosphere is described as mysterious and intriguing.
Cheongha Gongjin Market is a filming location for 'Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha' and features various spots from the drama, including a famous super market.
This location is famous for its stunning views and is also a filming site for the drama 'Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha'. It offers a challenging hike with rewarding scenery at the top.
Mugunbong is a filming location for Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha, known for its beautiful views of the sea and the famous boat, Sunimho.
Oryun Cafe is another main filming location for 'Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha', creatively designed to blend in with the surroundings.
The hospital is known for being a filming location for the drama 'Hospital Playlist'. Many viewers may find the hospital familiar from the show.
This is where the characters played by Jo Jung-seok and Jung Kyung-ho work in the drama.
A scene features Ik-jun reminiscing with Woo-joo outside this karaoke, which is a well-known spot in Hongdae.
This location is known for its cozy and emotional interior, making it a great spot for family gatherings and dates. It was also featured in the drama 'Hospital Playlist'.
This location is known as the filming site for Hotel Del Luna, where the exterior of the hotel was depicted. It was previously the Japanese consulate.
This location served as a filming site for 'Hotel Del Luna' and features beautiful architecture and photo spots, making it a great date course in Mokpo.
The filming location for the drama 'Huh Jun', situated near the hiking trails.
The filming location of the drama 'Hur Jun' is situated in a beautiful natural setting where culture and nature blend harmoniously. / The scene involves a visit to a filming location of the drama, reflecting on the past and the memories associated with it.
An ancient fortress located on Hwa Wang Mountain, offering historical significance and beautiful views.
The area is known for its beautiful scenery and is a popular spot for marathons and outdoor activities.
Gwanghallu Garden is a significant filming location in the drama, where key scenes involving characters meeting and learning are set against its beautiful landscape.
Hyowon Garden is a beautiful traditional Chinese garden that resembles a movie set, making it a popular spot for couples and photographers. The garden features a pond with various aquatic life and stunning architecture.
The observatory, shaped like an anchor, offers a stunning view of the sea and is a popular filming location. It features a 10m height and 102m length, surrounded by beautiful pine trees and a beach.
This park is known for being a filming location for the drama 'I Hear Your Voice'. It features a wide outdoor music stage where many performances are held during the summer.
L Studio is a popular wedding studio and filming location known for its beautiful outdoor sets and professional services. It has been featured in various dramas, including 'I Hear Your Voice'.
The scene captures the damp air and musty smell of the abandoned factory where the drama was filmed. It reflects on the experiences of the people who live nearby and the contrast between their lives and the filming crew.
This camping site, converted from a drama set, offers a unique experience for visitors and is located near other attractions.
L Studio is a popular outdoor wedding photo shoot location known for its beautiful scenery and has been featured in various dramas and celebrity photo shoots.
The Muuido Coastal Tourist Trail features a deck path over the sea, allowing visitors to enjoy stunning views of the coastline and the horizon.
This location was featured in episode 1 of the drama.
Al Khazneh, also known as the Treasury, is one of the most iconic structures in Petra and is featured in both 'Indiana Jones' and 'Incomplete Life'.
Petra is a historical and archaeological city famous for its rock-cut architecture and water conduit system. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. / Ad Deir, or the Monastery, is another significant site in Petra that showcases the grandeur of Nabatean architecture and is a peaceful retreat.
Seoul Square serves as the main setting for the drama 'Incomplete Life', known for its iconic presence in front of Seoul Station.
The scene where Oh Sang-sik looks at the desert landscape through a telescope was filmed here.
Ayajin Beach is known for its beautiful rainbow-colored coastal road, making it a great spot for taking memorable photos. It is also a filming location for the drama 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay'.
The Salt Mountain Suspension Bridge is a thrilling 200m long mountain footbridge that offers breathtaking views.
This cafe is a filming location for the drama 'It's Okay to Not Be Okay'. It offers a beautiful view of the beach and a cozy atmosphere.
The Woolong Bridge is another exciting attraction in the area, known for its length and scenic views.
This guesthouse appears in the early episodes as the place where Geun-soo lives.
This area represents the vibrant atmosphere of 'Itaewon Class', filled with various restaurants and colorful shop signs.
This location is featured in the drama 'Itaewon Class' where a significant conversation takes place between characters while walking along the fortress wall at night.
This is the place where Park Sae-ro-yi and Jo Yi-seo had significant conversations. The night view is particularly beautiful, making it a popular spot. / Noksapyeong Bridge is a significant filming location where key scenes between the characters Park Sae-ro-yi and Jo Yi-seo were shot, connecting to the atmosphere of the drama. / Noksapyeong Bridge is a popular photo spot featured in 'Itaewon Class'. It offers a great view of Namsan Tower, making it a favorite among tourists and couples.
