Five Film Locations in South Korea, KDrama Lovers Definitely Know

VIVA – South Korea is one of the countries filled with the film industry, drama, or what is commonly referred to as K-Drama. Korean dramas always feature iconic and impressive backgrounds or locations.

Along with the popularity of K-Drama, many people want to visit South Korea just to see the filming locations of their favorite movies or drama. As known, South Korea does have extraordinary tourism.

Here are the filming locations in South Korea, KDrama lovers must be familiar!

1. Gyeongbokgung Palace

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Gyeongbokgung Palace

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Gyeongbokgung (Gung means palace) is the main royal palace dating back to the Joseon dynasty. With Gwanghwamun as its main gate, it is the largest of the five palaces built during the same dynasty. 

The architectural plan of Gyeongbokgung includes many gates, courts, pavilions, bridges, and other buildings within its premises, visitors can get lost in time and space while strolling around the palace. Naturally, its historical, cultural, and tourist value makes it a recurring landmark in our favorite dramas, namely historical dramas.

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Bukchon Hanok Village

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Another traditional location that will take you back in time is Bukchon Hanok village. Having a rich history, this village is known for its traditional Korean houses, called hanok, which are preserved to this day and serve as a tourist destination.

Visitors can stroll through its narrow streets and discover ancient architecture that still imposes its beauty amidst today's urban homes.

Several dramas have included Bukchon Hanok village as their KDrama location, which is usually used as a meeting point or walkway for the characters.

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Yeouido Hangang Park

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Hangang (gang means river) is the most famous river in Korea. While crossing this river, people will pass by these 12 exquisite gardens.

One of the famous parks is Yeouido. This park is famous for its green fields, cycling routes, street food carts, E-land ferry, coffee shops and riverside boat restaurants, and so on. 

This place is perfect for dates, hangouts with friends, family outings, and even solo ventures for those who prefer to enjoy nature and tranquility on their own. In dramas, the main characters are often seen strolling around with their (potential) significant others in a romantic setting.

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N Seoul Tower

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This Seoul Tower also known as Namsan Tower is a communication and observation tower located in Namsan, and is nestled in the mountains. The tower is the second tallest in Seoul and you can see it no matter where you are in the capital city.

The landmark is 784 feet tall and includes a two-story lobby and plaza that mostly consists of restaurants and coffee shops as well as souvenir shops. In addition, there are four other floors at the top where visitors have access to the observatory, wishing pool, telescope, and more eateries and gift shops. 

Also, the Tower is famous for its love lock bridge, and makes for the perfect place for a date!

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Cheonggyecheon Stream

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This 6.8-mile stream is a must-see when you're in Seoul. Cheonggyecheon is an ideal place for people who like to stroll while enjoying their surroundings in a place that feels like a forest has emerged within the city.

Since it's located in the heart of the city, people can't miss it when it's featured in the drama, as it connects various neighborhoods throughout its length.

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2. Bukchon Hanok Village