K-Drama fans often dream of stepping into the scenes of their favorite shows. Luckily, many iconic filming locations are open to the public—and even more beautiful in real life. In this guide, we introduce four scenic spots featured in Our Beloved Summer(그해 우리는) and When Life Gives You Tangerines (폭싹 속았수다), sharing not just where they are, but what scenes were filmed, when to visit, and how to make your trip unforgettable.
1. Cheonbuk Abandoned Ranch Barley Field (Boryeong, Chungnam) – Our Beloved Summer
🎬 Scene Highlight: This wide-open barley field with a rustic barn appeared in an emotional episode of Our Beloved Summer, where the characters silently confront their feelings against the wind-swept grass.
🌸 Best Time to Visit: Late April to early May, when the barley is at its greenest.
📍 How to Get There: Located in Boryeong, South Chungcheong, about 2.5 hours from Seoul by bus. The site is now known as the "Barley Warehouse Café."
💡 Local Tip: Grab a drink at the on-site café and enjoy the panoramic view from the hilltop. The contrast of the rustic barn and emerald field is a perfect Instagram moment.
2. Ora-dong Buckwheat Field (Jeju City) – When Life Gives You Tangerines
🎬 Scene Highlight: This versatile filming field appeared in scenes of quiet daily life and personal reflection. Depending on the season, you’ll see buckwheat, barley, or bright yellow canola blossoms.
🌼 Best Time to Visit: Buckwheat blooms around early September, while canola flowers peak in March–April.
📍 How to Get There: Just a short drive from Jeju International Airport.
💡 Local Tip: The field is well-organized for visitors and offers low entrance fees. It's a perfect stop between downtown Jeju and Hallasan hiking.
3. Hagwon Farm Canola Field (Gochang, Jeonbuk) – When Life Gives You Tangerines, Goblin, 100 Days My Prince
🎬 Scene Highlight: This location has been featured in several hit dramas. In Goblin, it's where the characters walk under the wide open sky in peaceful silence. In 100 Days My Prince, it creates a historical backdrop with golden canola waves.
🌼 Best Time to Visit: Canola blooms from mid-April to early May; barley and cosmos follow in later seasons.
📍 How to Get There: Located in Gochang County, about 1 hour from Jeonju by bus.
💡 Local Tip: The farm rotates seasonal flowers and charges a small fee. It’s very photo-friendly and less crowded on weekday mornings.
4. Seongsan Sunrise Peak Canola Fields (Seogwipo, Jeju) – When Life Gives You Tangerines
🎬 Scene Highlight: Featured as the backdrop in multiple scenes, these fields stretch toward the dramatic slope of Seongsan Ilchulbong, one of Jeju’s most famous landmarks.
🌼 Best Time to Visit: Peak bloom is late March to early April.
📍 How to Get There: Accessible via bus or car from Jeju City (about 1.5 hours).
💡 Local Tip: Sunrise over the flower fields is a must-see. Arrive early and catch golden hour lighting with Seongsan’s silhouette in the background.
Visiting these K-Drama filming spots isn't just about retracing cinematic moments—it's also a chance to explore Korea’s natural beauty. Whether you're chasing spring flowers or reliving your favorite scenes, these places make unforgettable additions to any K-culture itinerary.
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