[daOne Tour Newsletter] Issue No. 40 – Where K-Pop Meets Korean Heritage
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NEWSLETTER Issue No.40 | April 2026
BTS has returned to the global spotlight, topping the Billboard charts with both their latest album and single.
The indoor version of SWIM was filmed at Sunhyewon, a traditional Korean hanok space.
As more K-Pop artists choose Korea’s palaces, heritage sites, and traditional spaces as filming locations, these places are becoming must-visit destinations for travelers to Korea.
NewJeans filmed their music video at Geunjeongjeon Hall in Gyeongbokgung Palace, one of Korea’s most iconic royal landmarks. The combination of modern K-Pop and historic architecture created a striking visual that captured global attention.
As more artists choose cultural heritage sites as filming locations, places like Gyeongbokgung Palace are becoming must-visit destinations for travelers visiting Korea.
2. Meets K-Drama Heritage
Stray Kids at Daejanggeum Park
Stray Kids filmed their Shinseonnoreum music video at Daejanggeum Park in Yongin, a famous filming location for historical K-dramas.
The traditional sets, historic buildings, and cinematic atmosphere have made this location popular not only for productions but also for visitors seeking an immersive cultural experience. K-Pop and K-Drama filming locations are quickly becoming key stops in Korea travel itineraries.
3.Experience Korean Tradition
BTS at Korean Folk Village
BTS filmed a web variety show at the Korean Folk Village, where they experienced traditional Korean culture firsthand.
From traditional games to cultural activities, these experiences highlight Korea’s living heritage and offer visitors a chance to step into the past.
Today, many travelers visit places like the Korean Folk Village to experience Korea’s traditions in a fun and interactive way.
4. Picture-Perfect in Hanbok
Hanbok Moments in Korea
NewJeans also wore traditional hanbok in a photoshoot set in a traditional hanok during the holiday season, showcasing the beauty of Korean tradition.
Inspired by scenes like these, many international visitors choose to wear hanbok and take photos at historic locations such as palaces and traditional villages.
Wearing hanbok has become one of the most memorable cultural experiences for travelers visiting Korea.
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