5 places to shoot Korean dramas that you must visit for traveling

 

Korean dramas always feature interesting and different place backgrounds from one scene to another. However, there are some iconic locations that are still favorites to be used as backdrops in dramas, and the drama's shooting locations can be used for traveling while on vacation to South Korea, what are those places? :

Aqua Planet 63

One of the largest aquariums in South Korea, this became the shooting location for the popular drama "The Legend of The Blue Sea". This drama is played by Lee Min Ho and Jun Ji Hyun. Aqua Planet is located at 63 Square Building, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul. Very suitable for those of you who like to travel with the feel of the sea.

Pocheon Valley of Arts

The drama "The Legend of The Blue Sea" is also filming in this Pocheon Art Valley. This location is the backdrop for scenes that take place during the Joseon kingdom. If you stop by this place, don't forget to take a photo because it's guaranteed to be really cool!

Samtan Art Mine

Remember the love story of Song Joong Ki and Song Hye Kyo in the drama "Descendants of The Sun"? One of the shooting locations for the drama that boomed in 2016 was at Samtan Art Mine. The location is in the Jeong Seong area, Kangwondo. The popularity of "Descendants of The Sun" makes this place visited by many tourists to take pictures.

Jeju Island

Because various dramas chose this place as a filming location, Jeju Island became one of the best-selling tourist destinations. Some of the places that you must visit here are Jungmun Beach, Donneko Waterfall, Geumneung Beach, and many others. Dramas such as "Secret Garden", "Dae Jang Geum", and "Princess Hours" were shot here.

Taebaek City

In addition to Samtan Art Mine, Taebaek City was also the location chosen for filming "Descendants of The Sun". If you still remember, the background of the Ukrainian state in the drama is actually done in Taebaek City. The different building forms give the impression of Europe in this drama.

 

 

 

Source : https://www.idntimes.com/travel/destination/yoshi/8-lokasi-syuting-drama-korea/8

 

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