Mungyeongsaejae Open Set

There's a drama set, and it's really cool.

Mungyeong Saejae open set location. One of the filming locations of the Netflix series Kingdom. In order to stop the spread of the plague, the Queen Regent ordered the gates at Mungyeongsaejae Pass to be shut. Standing in front of Juheulgwan Gate, visitors will clearly remember the gut-wrenching scene where the people in the south realized the Five Armies were not coming to help them, but to stand against them. Mungyeongsaejae Open Set Studio, the location of many of the city scenes, is located about a 10 minute walk beyond this gate. The scene of the high officials passing through Gwanghwamun Gate in order to meet with the King was filmed here. While it may have seemed like the real gate, the replica is actually scaled down about 80% in size. The Open Set Studio was designed for filming historical dramas and has featured in plenty, including “The Crowned Clown (2019),” “Taejo Wang Geon (2000),” and “The Slave Hunters (2010).” The set also offers hanbok experience programs. For a small fee, you too can dress as the king or queen and sit on the royal throne!

Beautiful view and movie set

Really interesting. Definitely a place to visit if you're in to old time K dramas

This place is quiet and filled with traditional korean houses. I recommend you to take a electic card to get here unless you like to walk in 25 minutes.