The Republic of Korea, located on the peninsula’s southern tip, is known as the Republic of South Korea. South Korea is a sophisticated, exciting, and exhilarating tourist destination that is quite separate from its neighbour, North Korea. Great nightlife and a chance to see the latest technological marvels can be found in major cities like Seoul. In addition to bustling cities, there’s so much to see and do in South Korea, from the idyllic islands off the coast to the tense border region in the heart of the peninsula. If you’re a fan of kdramas, you will definitely be interested to visit the following places.
5. Forest of Wisdom
Although the demilitarised zone (DMZ) is only a few kilometres away, the location of South Korea’s most important centre of book culture, Forest of Wisdom, is somewhat surprising. There are several book-related structures in the city of Paju where the Forest of Wisdom is located, and this is only one of them. Forest of Wisdom has over 200,000 volumes, most of which have been contributed by publishing corporations, however, it does not sell or lend its books. To become more than a library and a bookstore, visitors are not permitted to read any of the books there.
4. Tangeum Lake Rainbow Bridge
Here Crash Landing On You’s second lead coupling, Seo Dan and Seong Joon, had a heartfelt love declaration in the romantic scene. The Tangeum Lake Bridge was the setting for the touching video, which features a gorgeous nighttime view of the lake. Daytime visitors can enjoy a tranquil picnic and a beautiful view of the bridge in the lush green park adjacent to it.
3. Dae Jang Geum Park
Do you want to go back in time with me? Visit the place where historical Korean dramas are filmed, Dae Jang Geum Park. This is the largest historical drama set in the country, even though there are many others. Semi-permanent facilities in the park are based on historical documents, but they are all based on the architectural style and lifestyle of the past. We recommend putting on a hanbok and strolling through the historical theme park to further re-create the atmosphere.
2. Han River
Han River is that one place that is a part of every kdrama’s starters pack. 95% of the kdramas has at least one scene at the Gan River. When you visit the place you can also cruise down the Han River for an hour-long experience that’s both relaxing and romantic. In addition to experiencing Seoul’s busy nightlife, this cruise also boasts a spectacular fireworks show. Additionally, it’s a great place to hand your date your coat if the weather turns chilly on the ship.
1. Jumunjin Beach Breakwater
It doesn’t matter if you’re looking for a romantic getaway or a family vacation, Jumunjin Beach is a wonderful location. In addition to its fine sand and clear waters, the beach’s many restaurants and photogenic locations have made it a popular tourist destination. There are at least five man-made breakwaters in Goblin, so make sure you pick the proper one. Be prepared to wait in a long line because the breakwater is so popular. You can even borrow the red scarf and buckwheat flower from the drama to complete the look.
