Relive the Classic Scenes of "Goblin" – A One-Day Trip to Gangneung’s Top Four Attractions
Text & Photography by MOOK Scenic Spots – Zhang Yingying
The enduring popularity of the Korean drama "Goblin" has once again elevated the fame of Korean heartthrob Gong Yoo, while the show’s classic scenes continue to captivate fans. Many have made special trips to the seawall where the Goblin was summoned and marveled at the unforgettable beauty of Injeongjin Beach. On this day of reliving Goblin’s iconic locations, plan a one-day trip to Gangneung for an unforgettable coastal adventure.
Near the seawall where the drama was filmed, there are signs marking the scenes from "Goblin."
1. The Magic of the Drama – Visit the Filming Locations to Keep the Emotions Alive
Injeongjin Seawall is located in Gangneung City, Gangwon Province. Along the coastal road, you’ll find four similar seawalls, but the one with a “Goblin” signpost standing nearby is the authentic filming site. To recreate the scene with the female lead Kim Go-eun, wrap yourself in a red scarf and create your own romantic travel moment.
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Injeongjin Seawall (Injeongjin Seawall)
1609 Coast Road, Injeongjin-ri, Gangneung City, Gangwon Province
2. Panoramic Coastal Views & Coffee Time at Scenic Cafés
The coastal road is home to numerous great scenic cafés and seafood restaurants. For those wanting to gaze out over the blue sea and white sandy beaches, the Anmok Beachside Coffee Street is highly recommended. In addition to major coffee chains like Starbucks, Hollys Coffee, and Caffe Bene, there are also unique independent cafés. Among them, the popular Bossa Nova, which opened in August 2015, stands out.
The second-floor windows of Bossa Nova café offer beautiful ocean views.
Don’t be fooled if the ground floor of the seaside café looks empty — that’s usually not where people sit. Head upstairs, and you’ll find it bustling with people enjoying coffee against the backdrop of the sea.
The fourth floor of Bossa Nova features romantic white drapes, a favorite seating area for many visitors.
In addition to the transparent windows on the second and third floors offering sea views, the fourth floor of Bossa Nova is adorned with charming half-open white drapes. Sitting here with a cup of coffee while admiring the scenery — whether with friends or solo — guarantees unforgettable memories, and of course, tons of photos.
The fifth floor of Bossa Nova has outdoor seating where you can enjoy not only the ocean view but also the sunshine and sea breeze.
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