1 Seongsu-dong
성수동
Seoul's trendiest neighborhood, a former industrial zone transformed into a hub of cafes, galleries, and pop-up shops. Often called 'Seoul's Brooklyn' for its warehouse-converted creative spaces.
2 Gamcheon Culture Village
감천문화마을
Busan's colorful hillside village with maze-like alleyways, providing the perfect backdrop for a chase sequence. The pastel-painted houses and steep staircases create a visually dynamic setting.
3 Ssangmun-dong
쌍문동
A residential neighborhood in Seoul's Dobong District that served as the setting for Gi-hun's hometown in Squid Game. The narrow sloping streets and local markets represent everyday Korean life.
4 Muuido Island
무의도
A small island off the coast of Incheon accessible by bridge from Yeongjongdo, known for Hanagae Beach's fine sand and dramatic cliff scenery. The island's rugged coastline and pine forests offer a quick nature escape from the city.
5 Gungnamji Pond
궁남지
Korea's oldest artificial pond, created in 634 by King Mu of Baekje in Buyeo. Each July the pond transforms into a sea of lotus blossoms during the Buyeo Seodong Lotus Festival, one of Korea's most beautiful summer events.
6 Aramaru Observatory
아라마루 전망대
A modern observation tower along the Gyeongin Ara Waterway in Incheon, offering panoramic views of the canal, surrounding wetlands, and the Seoul-Incheon corridor. The waterway connects the Han River to the West Sea.
7 Wolmi Sea Train
월미바다열차
A monorail sightseeing train that circles Wolmido Island in Incheon at a height of 7-11 m above the coast. The 6.1 km loop offers views of the West Sea, Incheon Port, and the surrounding islands.
8 Hyundai Premium Outlets Songdo
현대프리미엄아울렛 송도점
A waterfront premium outlet mall in Incheon's Songdo International City, featuring a striking modern glass architecture along the Central Park canal. The complex combines luxury shopping with Songdo's futuristic smart-city landscape.
9 HiKR Station
하이커 스테이션
The Korea Tourism Organization's interactive media experience center in central Seoul, featuring immersive digital exhibits showcasing Korean destinations through 360-degree projection rooms and VR experiences.
10 Gimyujeong Station
김유정역
A small train station in Chuncheon named after the beloved Korean short-story writer Kim Yu-jeong (1908-1937). The station and its surroundings have been developed into a literary village with a museum and walking trails through the rural Gangwon countryside.
11 Uiamho Lake
의암호
A scenic reservoir in Chuncheon formed by the Uiam Dam on the Bukhan River. The lake's calm waters are surrounded by mountains and connected by a skywalk, making it a popular spot for water sports and lakeside cycling.
12 Hangang River
한강
Seoul's iconic river running through the heart of the capital, lined with 11 riverside parks stretching over 40 km. The waterfront is a hub for cycling, picnicking, water taxis, and the famous night-time chicken-and-beer culture.
13 Ramyun Library
라면 라이브러리
A unique themed space in Seoul dedicated to Korea's beloved instant noodle culture, featuring an extensive collection of ramyun varieties from across the country and around the world for visitors to sample and compare.
14 Naksan Park
낙산공원
A hilltop park along the remnants of Seoul's old Joseon-era fortress wall in Hyehwa-dong, offering panoramic city views. The Naksan section of the Seoul Fortress Wall is one of the best-preserved stretches, with views spanning from Namsan to Bukhansan.