
South Korea
Marine Drama Set
K-drama fans will find this historically recreated filming set an enchanting tribute to Historical Korean dramas
About
Tucked away in the city of Changwon’s countryside by the East China Sea lies a K-drama filming set that brings history back to life. This ensemble of recreated buildings includes an iron smelting facility, a horse stable, and markets with props that transport you straight to the Gaya historical era. Sprawling over two and a half acres, the set was built in 2010, and as you've probably guessed, it has since been the birthplace of countless historical K-dramas. The views of market streets, idle docks, and solemn stables make you feel like you've hitched a ride in a time machine. Regrettably, the local info brochures are in the Korean language only, but who needs words when you can simply wander and soak up the vibes of a time gone by? Plus, you’ll get to relive your favourite historical K-dramas such as Mr. Sunshine (2018) or Hwarang (2016). The entry to the site is free, and it's open daily from 9:00 to 18:00 (they close an hour early in winter).
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