How to Plan a Busan Filming-Location Day

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BUSAN · FILM & DRAMA

Last verified: September 10, 2026 · Primary source: Visit Busan

Start with one part of the city. Busan is geographically spread out, so a short list of nearby locations is usually more realistic than crossing the city for every scene.

Use confirmed locations first

Visit Busan, the official guide operated by Busan Metropolitan City, identifies Hocheon Village as a location associated with the drama Fight for My Way. The same official site maintains themed movie and K-culture travel pages. [Source: Visit Busan ↗] Use these city-published pages as the starting point, then verify each place’s current access conditions.

Confirmed starting point
Hocheon Village appears in Visit Busan’s official recommended-destination material as a place known for Fight for My Way and its tiger murals. That confirms the association; it does not guarantee that every building seen online is open to visitors.

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Build the route by area

  1. Choose one verified location that matters most to you.
  2. Open the official Busan Metro resource linked by Visit Busan and identify the closest practical station.
  3. Add only one or two nearby public attractions.
  4. Check the return route before leaving, especially when the final stop is on a hill or away from a station.

Visit Busan separately publishes routes for historic Nampo-dong and Jagalchi, and information for areas such as Gamcheon, Gwangalli, Huinnyeoul and Taejongdae. [Source: Visit Busan ↗] These can help you group stops by geography rather than by drama title.

Respect residential locations

Some filming sites are ordinary neighborhoods. Keep voices low, do not photograph through windows, do not block entrances and do not recreate scenes on private property. An on-screen location is not automatically a visitor attraction.

Check on the day

Weather, construction and local events may affect access. Confirm notices and transportation immediately before departure. For help in Busan, the official tourism site lists the 1330 travel hotline and the Busan city information number. [Source: Visit Busan ↗]

Official sources

We do not state fixed fares or opening hours here because they can change. Follow the official links before travel.

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