Ahopsan Forest
아홉산숲
A privately held forest one family has kept for four centuries. It is a walk through bamboo, not a hike around a mountain.
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Place information
- Korean name
- 아홉산숲
- Address
- 37-1 Midong-gil, Cheolma-myeon, Gijang-gun, Busan
Filmed here
The King: Eternal Monarch(더 킹: 영원의 군주)K-drama
The door between worlds. The bamboo grove where Lee Gon stumbles on the gate to a parallel Korea — the place Busan Tourism names as the drama's most frequently featured.
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A hairtail house near Daebyeon harbour in Gijang, serving hairtail stew and grilled hairtail by the portion.
Beomeosa Temple
A Silla-founded temple on the slope of Geumjeongsan, counted with Tongdosa and Haeinsa among the great temples of the south-east. It makes a different day from the Haeundae-and-Gwangalli one, and it shuts at 17:00, so a late-afternoon start does not work.
Haedong Yonggungsa Temple
Arrive early for a quieter visit, expect stairs, and leave room for worshippers rather than treating every terrace as a photo set.
Stories about this place
- The King: Eternal Monarch Filming Locations — Five in Busan, One in Suwon
The five Busan locations Visit Busan names for The King: Eternal Monarch, plus the one Suwon adds, set out by scene, by what is there now, and by where they sit. Even inside Busan, Gijang and Saha are opposite ends of the city.
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Where these facts come from
- Busan Tourism Organization — filming locations in Busan for 'The King: Eternal Monarch', each with its scene and address ·
- OpenStreetMap — the 아홉산숲 forest multipolygon. It reverse-geocodes to 미동길, 철마면, 기장군, and 미동길 is the road in the record's own address (미동길 37-1) — so this meets the original road-address rule, not merely the district branch. The 아홉산숲 car park 500 m away corroborates by name. ·