K-dramas have swooned our generation away like nothing else. From the stories to the cinematography, it’s all love. While watching these dramas, you might yearn to be a part of the enchanting world they portray. Well, there’s one way to feel like the main character of a K-drama – by visiting the beautiful places featured in your favourite K-dramas. These locations are as pleasing to the eyes as they are to the heart. So, what do you say? Are you ready to be teleported to your favourite scenes? Put on some K-pop and prepare a bowl of Shin Ramyun, K-drama lovers, because we are about to explore ten places in South Korea featured in K-dramas and are a must-visit for any fan.
10 Places in South Korea Featured in K-Dramas that’ll teleport you to your favourite K-drama scenes:
Namsan Tower (Seoul) – “My Love from the Star”
Episode: 21-22, Scene: The iconic “locking of love” scene
Best Time to Visit: Anytime, but evening visits offer a stunning night view of Seoul.
Bukchon Hanok Village (Seoul) – “Reply 1988”
Episode: 1-20, Scene: The neighbourhood where the characters lived and shared their lives
Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn, when the weather is pleasant and the foliage is beautiful.
Gyeongbokgung Palace (Seoul) – “Moon Embracing the Sun”
Episode: 1-20, Scene: The palace serves as the backdrop for the royal court scenes
Best Time to Visit: Spring and autumn, when the palace gardens bloom.
Nami Island (Gapyeong) – “Winter Sonata”
Episode: 1-20, Scene: The picturesque island where the iconic winter scenes were shot.
Best Time to Visit: Winter, when the island is covered in snow, or spring when the cherry blossoms bloom.
Jeju Island – “My Girl,” “Boys Over Flowers,” “Secret Garden”
Scene: Jeju Island has been featured in multiple K-dramas, showcasing its natural beauty and romantic settings.
Best Time to Visit: Spring or autumn, when the weather is pleasant, and the landscapes are breathtaking.
Petite France (Gapyeong) – “My Love from the Star”
Episode: 1-21, Scene: The charming French-themed village where the lead character resides
Best Time to Visit: Spring or autumn, when it adorns colourful flowers or foliage.
Busan – “Reply 1997,” “Fight for My Way,” “Goblin”
Episode: Various, Scene: Busan’s vibrant cityscape and stunning beaches have featured in several K-dramas.
Best Time to Visit: Summer, to fully enjoy the beaches and seaside attractions.
Everland Theme Park (Yongin) – “Running Man”
Episode: Various, Scene: The cast members’ thrilling adventures in the theme park.
Best Time to Visit: Anytime, as Everland offers enjoyable experiences throughout the year.
