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The Glory filming locations

5 filming places you can visit · Aired 2022 · 더 글로리

  1. Cheongna Lake Park

    Seo-gu · 청라호수공원

    The scene: The lakeside baduk park is where the two main characters first meet and play Go together, and it is one of the show's key locations.

    Tip: It is a public lakeside park, open to visitors. A 2023 report said the drama's baduk set was shown there only for a limited time, so check on site whether the baduk board is still on display.

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    Neighbourhood guide: Seohae-gu

  2. Cheongju Jungang Park (900-year-old ginkgo tree, Apgaksu)

    Cheongju · 청주 중앙공원

    The scene: Cheongju Jungang Park and its ancient ginkgo tree were used as filming locations for The Glory.

    Tip: The 900-year-old ginkgo tree, known as Apgaksu, is the park's main attraction and a popular spot for a walk. Check the current condition and access rules locally before your visit.

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    Neighbourhood guide: Cheongju Suamgol and Sangdang Fortress

  3. Sotdol Port breakwater, Jumunjin

    Gangneung · 소돌항

    The scene: The final episode ends with the couple's last trip to the Sotdol breakwater in Jumunjin, Gangneung.

    Tip: A red lighthouse stands on the breakwater and is the main photo spot. It is an open harbor area, open to the public.

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    Neighbourhood guide: Gangneung Jumunjin

  4. Yonghwa Temple

    Cheongju · 용화사

    The scene: The heroine confronts a former school bully here in The Glory.

    Tip: Buddhist temple in Cheongju. Check current access and visiting rules with the temple before you go.

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    Neighbourhood guide: Cheongju Suamgol and Sangdang Fortress

  5. Gangnae Lotus Village

    Cheongju (Heungdeok-gu) · 강내 연꽃마을

    The scene: A lotus village in Gangnae, listed among The Glory's filming locations in Cheongju.

    Tip: About 25 minutes by car from central Cheongju, according to the source article.

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