Waujeongsa Temple, located in Yongin, South Korea, is a relatively modern Buddhist temple established in 1970. It holds significant meaning as the headquarters of the Korean Buddhist Nirvana Order and was built by a monk displaced by the Korean War, symbolizing a strong hope for the reunification of the Korean Peninsula.

The Korean Folk Village in Yongin is a "living museum" that recreates a traditional Korean village from the Joseon Dynasty. It offers visitors an immersive experience into the daily life, culture, and architecture of that era, featuring relocated and restored traditional houses, cultural performances, traditional crafts, and seasonal festivals.

is a charming street in Suwon, stretching 612 meters from Hwaseo Park to the Hwahongmun Gate of Suwon Hwaseong Fortress. Once lined with old, worn buildings, the area has been transformed with stylish cafés, cozy restaurants, and unique select shops—each full of character and charm. Thanks to its nostalgic yet trendy atmosphere, Haengridan-gil has become a popular filming location for hit K-dramas like Lovely Runner, Our Beloved Summer, and Extraordinary Attorney Woo. It’s the perfect place to soak in modern Korean culture while enjoying a stroll through history.