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Who's a retro Korean series polyps? This town must be saved! 🎎🇰🇷âœĻ

If you've ever watched a Korean series and wondered,

Where are the beautiful ancient city scenes in the series taken...

I can tell you to come to Mungyeong.

A small town hiding among the mountains. ⛰ïļðŸŒŋ

The atmosphere was quiet. The weather was great. It was full of breathing.

This is one of the famous Korean retro series ðŸŽĨâœĻ.

Many of the scenes from the series we are familiar with were filmed in this city.

Whether it's a global zombie pyriad series like

Kingdom (Rave zombie; Boiling Throne)

Or a loud series like

▩ïļ The Moon Embracing the Sun

▩ïļ The King's Affection.

Especially the Mungyeong Saejae zone.

That simulates the Joseon city in the middle of nature.

Walking in is like really slipping into a series scene. 👑âœĻ

Surrounded by mountains and green forests. ðŸŒē🍃

Can say that the feed is very good

This trip, Lyn went on a two-day, one-night trip.

Sleep and rest at Pension. Cute. ðŸĄ

Keep the landmark of this city completely. âœĻ

🗚ïļ Mungyeong Travel Plan 2 Days 1 Night

📍 Day 1: In the footsteps of the famous series, really walking in Joseon City. 🎎👑

ðŸ“ļMungyeongsaejae Open Set

A large retro series theater that simulates a Joseon-era city in the middle of a valley. ⛰ïļ

There are aristocrat houses, markets and ancient city walls. The walk is very enjoyable.

🍎 Good thing Mun Young City can't miss!

Besides following the series, there is Omija.

The native fruit that symbolizes this city.

Who has to try a menu with Omija ingredients?

Especially the red sauce that ferments meat and pork. Let's say it's cool! 😋

And the other thing is "apples." The apples here are delicious.

If it comes to October, the leaves change color, they will see red and yellow leaves.

With an apple tree full of ripe balls. Super cute. 🍎âœĻ

💰 Admission

Mungyeong Saejae Park itself is free.

But in the Mungyeongsaejae Open Set section,

Admission is about 2,000 won for adults (about 40-45 baht).

📍 Coordinates

NAVER Maps: MUNGYEONG SAEJAE

https://naver.me/xl1Dp0id

📍 Day 2: Check-in Mountain View Suspension Bridge + Walk the Tunnel Super Art 🌉🚇

🌉Bodeokam Suspension Bridge

The beautiful mountain view of this city.

It's a bright red suspension bridge that connects the mountains. 🏔ïļâœĻ

When I walked out on the bridge, the mountain view I saw in front of me was beautiful.

The end of the bridge also has a traditional Korean pavilion.

Makes the atmosphere look like a scene in the series, too.

📍 Coordinates

[NAVER Maps] Bongmyeongsan Chulreong Bridge

https://naver.me/5chBkf6E

🚇 Mungyeong Omija Theme Tunnel (Omija Theme Tunnel)

The old railway tunnel that was renovated.

Let it be an art exhibition space and a photo spot. ðŸ“ļ

The interior is decorated with Media Art, Trick Art.

And a beautiful fire ornamentation along the way, 540 meters.

And the air inside is cool 15-18 degrees year round.

Take a walk, like exploring an old railway line in an artistic atmosphere. âœĻ

📍 Coordinates

[NAVER Maps] omione

https://naver.me/FyxmNKJy

🎎 City of Location filmed the famous retro series.

🍎 Good stuff is known for both omija and delicious apples.

ðŸ“ļ lot of photography angles, ancient cities, suspension bridges and art tunnels.

Who wants to see another calm, beautiful Korean corner?

And full of historical vibes.

Tell me Mungyeong is the city to come to once. ✈ïļâœĻ

And where else will Lin take you next time?

Please follow. 💛

# Mungyeong # Korean travel # Follow the Korean series # South Korea # Korean review

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