Six stops across 5 areas beyond Seoul — beaches, hanok, open fields, and set-park scenery.
Six national points, no connecting line. The cards below stay readable even with JS disabled.
A historic hanok in Soyang-myeon, Wanju. Its bamboo grove and stone-wall scenery are described as traditional-beauty references.
Mentioned in connection with hanok stories. An appreciation stop for traditional space, not a filming location.
A beach in Geundeok-myeon, Samcheok. Mentioned in connection with summer seaside stories — a beach-walk stop.
Mentioned in connection with seaside rest stories. A beach-appreciation stop, not a filming location.
The reclaimed-land and coastal scenery of Buan. West-sea sunsets and reed fields are described as the viewing points.
Mentioned in connection with west-coast scenery stories. A scenery stop, not a filming location.
An airfield in Mosan-dong, Jecheon. Its open fields and runway scenery are described as the viewing points.
Mentioned in connection with field-and-runway scenery stories. A scenery stop, not a filming location.
The theme park in Cheoin-gu, Yongin. Mentioned in connection with holiday outing stories — a full-day stop.
Mentioned in connection with day-off outing stories. A play-and-rest space, not a filming location.
The traditional drama-set park in Baegam-myeon, Yongin. Its hanok sets and lake scenery are described as traditional-beauty references.
Mentioned in connection with traditional-set scenery stories. A set-and-scenery stop, not a filming location.