Where was the hit Netflix drama filmed? Since its March 7 premiere, it has ranked in Top 10 in 41 countries and claimed the No.1 spot in Japan. The title, a Jeju dialect meaning “You’ve worked hard,” hints at its setting—Jeju Island. Follow Ae-sun (Singer IU) and Gwan-sik (Actor Park Bo-gum) through 5 stunning Jeju locations from the drama!
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1️⃣ Ora-dong Green Barley Buckwheat Field
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This scenic flower field gained attention as the backdrop for the scene where Ae-sun and Gwan-sik went for a walk. In spring, it’s filled with lush green barley and vibrant yellow canola flowers, while autumn brings a sea of white buckwheat blossoms. Stroll through the swaying blooms like the main characters and soak in the refreshing scent of spring.
Ora-dong Green Barley, Buckwheat Field
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Magnificent Volcanic Crater
2️⃣ Seongsan Ilchulbong
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Seongsan Ilchulbong, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage site, frequently appears in the background of the drama. Formed by an underwater volcanic eruption, this iconic Jeju landmark features a massive crater at its peak. The hike to the top takes about 20–30 minutes with a gentle incline, making it perfect for a light trek in warmer seasons. It’s especially famous for its breathtaking sunrise views, so consider an early morning visit. In spring, the surrounding fields bloom with vibrant yellow canola flowers, creating an even more stunning landscape.
Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone
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Iconic Beach on Jeju Island
3️⃣ Gimnyeong Beach
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The beach where young Ae-sun waited for her mother, a lifelong haenyeo (female diver), is Gimnyeong Beach. Located on Jeju’s east coast, this stunning beach features black volcanic rocks, cobalt-blue waters, and dramatic cliffs. For a unique experience, try the haenyeo diving program run by the local village.
Gimnyeong Seongsegi Beach
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Appears Twice a Day
4️⃣ Gimnyeong Sea Road
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A scenic coastal path featured in many scenes, from young Ae-sun walking hand in hand with her mother to Ae-soon and Gwan-sik sharing heartfelt conversations. This mysterious road appears only twice a day with the tides, so check the tide schedule before visiting. As you walk along the clear waters and black lava rocks, you’ll reach Gimnyeong Port and a charming fishing village.
Gimnyeong Sea Road
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The timeless charm of a tranquil hanok
5️⃣ Jeju-mok Government Office
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The place where young Ae-sun and Gwan-sik once sat side by side, writing poetry, and where Ae-sun later returns as an adult to reminisce. Once the administrative center of Jeju during the Joseon era, this historic site served as an office for government officials. Now restored, it offers a glimpse into traditional architecture and local history—perfect for those wanting to experience Jeju’s rich cultural heritage.
Jejumok Gwana Government Office
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Ora-dong Green Barley, Buckwheat Field
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Jeju
Seongsan Ilchulbong Tuff Cone
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Jeju(Seongsan/Udo)
Gimnyeong Seongsegi Beach
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Jeju(Jocheon/Guzwa)
Gimnyeong Sea Road
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Jeju(Jocheon/Guzwa)
Jejumok Gwana Government Office
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Jeju(Jeju city)