Yongin Dae Jang Geum Park

An Unforgettable, Exclusive Glimpse into K-Drama Magic at MBC Studio! Our recent visit to the MBC Studio was an absolutely phenomenal experience – truly beyond expectations! What made it particularly special was the incredible stroke of luck: we had the entire bus to ourselves on the tour! This immediately set a wonderfully intimate and personal tone for the whole day. Upon arrival, we were thrilled to discover that the studio itself was not overcrowded at all. This rare tranquility allowed us to fully immerse ourselves in every exhibit and area without any rush. It was genuinely a dream for taking beautiful, unobstructed photos, capturing every detail of the sets and interactive displays. We have so many stunning shots to cherish! The absolute highlight, however, was witnessing the preparations for a new K-Drama firsthand. This was an incredible, exclusive insight that most visitors never get. Seeing the meticulous work, the sets being readied, and feeling the buzz of an upcoming production was genuinely thrilling and made the entire experience feel incredibly unique and privileged. For anyone who loves K-Drama or is simply curious about the magic behind the scenes, an MBC Studio tour is a must-do. But if you're lucky enough to experience it like we did – with a private feel and a peek at a new drama in the making – it's an unforgettable, once-in-a-lifetime adventure! I hope this review perfectly captures your wonderful experience!

One of the highlights of my recent South Korea trip. The place is magical for me as a Kdrama fan. I felt like I was being transported inside a movie. I even liked it better than the palaces in Seoul. It was so easy to go here even on DIY

If you're an Army like me and call Suga your bias, then this tour is a must! Daechwita was filmed here, as were many historical K-dramas. Our guide was super good and nice...so we learned a lot of background information.

This is a historical K-Drama and BTS fan's dream, or if you just like to visit sets. Booked this as part of the BTS ARMY tour to see where Yoongi (Agust D, Suga) filmed the MV for 'Daechwita.' Though I don't really watch sageuk shows, I am familiar with "Moon Embracing the Sun", which was filmed there. We had visited a palace the day before, so it was wild to see some of the exact type buildings used here. They did a great job in reproducing the buildings. And as we toured, we realized the 1 show we had seen, which ws historical had parts filmed here. It's owned by the channel MBC, who rents it out to others to film there. And of course, it was amazing to see where Yoongi filmed his MV - being the "king" and "boss" that he is. It's about 1.5-2 hrs outside of Seoul depending on traffic, so I think a tour is best. But if you're doing road trips, then once you get out of the city, it would be a nice drive. If you do the little tour where they drive you around on the cart, you'll be able to see the underground jail area, which we got to see. They still actively film here, but we're not filming this day. So if they are, areas could be closed off, but you might get to see areas like the marketplace set up for filming with goods and props, which would be neat.

Tricky to get here BUT not impossible. Take bus from Namby bus from Seoul for ￦5,600 then take a bus or a taxi ( taxi stop next to stop) . The location is breathtaking. The place has 2 cities: one town , other is a palace. You can take aa many pictures as you like. I was about 2.5 hrs here. There is a small cafe, and water/juice machines. Watch the weather. Make sure is sunny and if you can: come in Hanbok.

One of the most amazing places I have been. When visiting I just love to spend the whole day here walking and looking around. For someone who loves korean drama and history I really recommend visiting this place, it's a bit far from Seoul but so worth it.

Its pretty far from Seoul, but the way to the destination itself is a good experience. The place itself is beautiful, it reminds me of good old day with Dae Jang Geum drama. And of course as a BTS Army, I came here to visit Daechwita shooting scene. The Park is so clean and refreshing. Such a pretty place.

Took a bus from Nambu Bus Terminal to Baegam Terminal, then Bus 105 from Baegam Terminal to the park.