Visit the real filming locations used in IN THE SOOP BTS ver. on a guided one-day bus tour from Seoul. This full-day trip blends gentle forest walks, local snacks, and a seaside photo stop with practical tips for a long but accessible outing.
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You step off the coach into a valley that smells of cut grass and cold mountain air; distant ridgelines push the sky aside and a wooden cabin from the show sits framed against a stand of pines. The day unfolds as a curated walk through places the cast relaxed in—forest tracks, terrace edges and a windswept coastal stop where a small bus shelter became an album cover.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
12–13 hours
Fitness Level
Good for most fitness levels—primarily seated travel with short, easy walks (uneven ground possible).
Wildlife
History
Pyeongchang combines highland agricultural traditions with recent global attention after hosting the 2018 Winter Olympics, which improved roads and visitor facilities across Gangwon-do.
Conservation
Filming locations may sit near private land and sensitive coastal dunes—stay on marked paths, avoid trampling vegetation, and pack out any trash to reduce impact.
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Bring layers and a light rain shell
Mountain weather changes quickly—mornings are cool and sun can be strong by midday, so pack breathable layers and a compact rain jacket.
Charge your devices and pack a power bank
Photo opportunities are constant and the coach day is long—carry extra battery power for cameras and phones.
Carry small Korean won for snacks
Local snack stalls and rest areas may not accept cards; small bills make purchases quicker during short stops.
Respect private property and film set boundaries
Parts of the filming sites are private or sensitive—follow guide instructions and signage to avoid fines or disturbances.
Comfortable walking shoes
Supportive shoes handle short unpaved paths and slippery boardwalks at the filming sites.
Layered jacket
Blocks wind on exposed ridges and cool early mornings in the highlands.
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Sun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Open sections and beach stops expose you to strong UV—protect skin and eyes.
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Power bank and extra memory cards
Keeps devices charged for long days of photography and navigation.