Must-Visit Filming Locations of "The King: Eternal Monarch"
Are you ready to travel and get that thrilling and excitement from the places King Gon and Maximus stayed? Or where Tae Eul and the King met? The scenic spots where the cast exactly uttered their lines? If yes, jot down these filming spots of "The King: Eternal Monarch" on your bucket list to travel when time permits!
Ahopsan Forest
Must-Visit Filming Locations "The King: Eternal Monarch"
The Scene: Where the obelisk opens and Lee Min Ho with Kim Go Eun met many times as they continue to find their destiny
This is where the majestic bamboo forest was featured in the drama series, where everyone finds the gateway to from the Kingdom of Corea to Korea.
Such a location is never new in catering to Korean drama series. "My Sassy Girl," "100 Days My Prince", and "Emperor: Rule of the Mask" also took place in Ahopsan Forest, where other pine trees stretched along the forest have been preserved for the longest time. The forest has been owned and managed by a family for more than 400 years.
Gwanghwum Square
Must-Visit Filming Locations “The King: Eternal Monarch”
The Scene: Where Lee Min Ho first met Kim Go Eun in his regal entrance with Maximus
This is a historical place, a landmark, and a symbol of Seoul's long history as the capital city. It is where during the Joseon Dynasty that the gate has gone through multiple destructions.
Taepyeong Salt Farm
Must-Visit Filming Locations “The King: Eternal Monarch”
The Scene: Where Lee Rim conducts his meeting and hides all his accomplices against the King
This is one of the tourist spots that people choose to visit for a tour around Korea. Considered as one of the largest sun-dried salt producers in Korea, visitors are given a chance to experience how to extract salt from seawater.
Jungri Sports Park
Must-Visit Filming Locations “The King: Eternal Monarch”
The Scene: The picturesque scene of Lee Min Ho and Kim Go Eun talking while autumn leaves were falling
King Gon stared at her and fell in love with her natural beauty. This is a perfect place to take a walk, biking, or just have fun and take the picturesque scenery.
Woljeonggyo Bridge
Must-Visit Filming Locations "The King: Eternal Monarch"
The Scene: Captain Jo Yeong met Lady Ok-Nam as they tried to wait for King Gon's return, who fled without letting them know
It is the longest footbridge made of wood in Korea. Woljeonggyo had been built during the Silla Dynasty for more than 1000 years ago.
Gyesan Catholic Cathedral
Must-Visit Filming Locations "The King: Eternal Monarch"
The Scene: Lee Min Ho attended a funeral with Woo Do Hwan and his appearance after his time travel to Korea
The ancient architectural design was rebuilt in 1902 and is one of the earlier churches in Daegu.
Dadaepo Beach
Must-Visit Filming Locations "The King: Eternal Monarch"
The Scene: Lee Min Ho travels inside the axis realm where no life existed.
The beach has no sand but a mudflat. It features shallow water and wide sand filed. This one is located in the far west of Busan. A perfect place for a family vacation where a lot of activities are available.
Paradise City Hotel Resort
Must-Visit Filming Locations “The King: Eternal Monarch”
The Scene: Lee Min Ho and Jo Yeong stayed in this place while they visited the Republic of Korea.
It has been renamed as the Royal Infinity Hotel for the series. Lee Min Ho stayed at the hotel's Grand Deluxe Pool Villa with its grandest amenities.
