K-pop Demon Hunters' Pilgrimage: Seoul's 8 Sights

These eight locations in Seoul are often called "sacred sites" by K-pop and K-drama fans. They hold a special meaning that goes beyond just being tourist destinations.

A K-pop Pilgrimage: The 8 Sights of Seoul Naksan Park: Famous for its beautiful night views and walking trails along the old Seoul City Wall. It's a "pilgrimage" site for drama fans, as it's a frequent filming location for many K-dramas.

Gyeongbokgung Palace: The largest palace of the Joseon Dynasty, it provides a serene backdrop often used in historical dramas. Many tourists come here to take photos in hanbok to experience traditional Korean beauty.

Cheongdam Bridge: This two-tiered bridge over the Han River offers stunning views of the city skyline. The nearby Cheongdam district is considered the heart of K-pop, home to major entertainment companies like SM, JYP, and FNC, and the bridge itself often appears in music videos and dramas.

Samseong Station Billboards: The massive digital billboards at Samseong Station are a hub of K-pop fandom culture. Fans from all over the world buy ad space here to celebrate their idols' birthdays or comebacks, making it a must-visit spot for fans to take photos.

Bukchon Hanok Village: A traditional village with hundreds of hanok (traditional Korean houses). Its beautiful hanoks and narrow alleys create a unique atmosphere, often serving as a backdrop for dramas and films, attracting tourists who want to feel Korea's ancient beauty.

Myeongdong Street: A bustling shopping district filled with cosmetic stores, fashion boutiques, and street food stalls. It's a key tourist spot representing the vibrant, modern side of Seoul and is a popular filming location for dramas, perfect for shopping and food tours.

Jayang Station (Ttukseom Resort Station): Located near the Han River, this leisure spot offers beautiful scenery at Ttukseom Hangang Park. Its unique exterior has made Jayang Station a well-known spot among fans, as it often appears in K-dramas and music videos.

N Seoul Tower: Standing tall on Namsan Mountain, this iconic landmark offers a panoramic view of Seoul. It's a classic location in romance dramas, famous for the "love locks" on its observation deck, making it a "sacred site of love."