Extraordinary Attorney Woo Filming Locations in Jeju

The north coast — Changkkom is on the shore at Bukchon-ri, Jocheon-eup, on the Jeju-si side. It is not a visitor site with facilities but a single rock with a hole through it, so you find it by its address.

The middle — Gwaneumsa is inside Hallasan National Park at around 600 m. It is the only one that is not coastal, and the only one you climb to.

The south coast — Saeyeongyo crosses from Seogwipo Port to Saeseom. It is the easiest of the three to reach and the only one where you can walk the scene itself.

If you are a fan with a rental car, the north-to-south day linking all three is the one to do. The three differ as places, not just as scenes: Changkkom is a rock you go to photograph the sea through, Gwaneumsa is a working temple up on the mountain, and Saeyeongyo is a bridge you walk across onto the Saeseom loop path.

If you have not seen the drama, or you are based in Seogwipo, Saeyeongyo on its own is enough. Its name means "a bridge that makes new bonds" and it is lit after dark, so it earns a place as an evening walk by Seogwipo Port whether or not you care about the filming.

To visit Saeyeongyo Bridge on the same day as Oedolgae and Jeongbang Falls, use the half-day itinerary for Seogwipo's south coast.

The Korea Tourism Organization course this article checked gives no opening hours or admission charges for any of the three. So instead of a timetable, here is what to confirm at each.

Changkkom — a rock on the shore, not a ticketed site. Check its Bukchon-ri location on a map before you set out.

Gwaneumsa — an active temple, so keep photography and noise out of the halls. It is inside Hallasan National Park, and the approach can be affected by season and weather.

Saeyeongyo and Saeseom — the bridge is lit at night, but Visit Jeju does not give the lighting times and says to telephone instead. The Saeseom path has lights that come on after dark, and KTO writes that the island closes at night and everyone has to leave by closing time.

Without a car, do not try to link all three on the same day; do Saeyeongyo alone. It is within walking distance of Seogwipo Port.

If the weather or the road up Hallasan is bad, drop Gwaneumsa and keep the two coastal stops. Bear in mind that Changkkom is on the north coast and Saeyeongyo at the southern end, so keeping just those two still means crossing the island. If you would rather stay on one coast, pick whichever is nearer where you are sleeping.

If a single rock feels too little for the north coast, Hamdeok Beach, the stop after Changkkom on the KTO course, is the alternative. KTO describes it as a beach with hotels, restaurants and other amenities, and a shoreline trail up to Seoubong Peak.

If you reach Saeyeongyo late, cross the bridge and leave the Saeseom walk for another time. With closing time close, there is not enough left to go all the way round.