Busan's Haeundae Beach with blue ocean and golden sand, the kind of seaside scenery featured in LOONA ViVi's Everyday I Love You music video

5 Korean Music Video Locations Every K-Pop Fan Should Visit

June 20, 2026 Hyunwoo Cho

Korean pop is constantly growing and being appreciated worldwide because of the talent and visuals presented. The locations in which music videos are filmed are even a huge part of the aesthetic. Did you know many video spots in South Korea are actually accessible to the public?

Here are 5 locations from beloved K-pop videos that every fan should experience.

Busan's Haeundae Beach with blue ocean and golden sand, the kind of seaside scenery featured in LOONA ViVi's Everyday I Love You — Haeundae Beach in Busan, an iconic stretch of Korea’s southern seaside. Source: Korea Tourism Organization (VisitKorea).

1. “Cheer Up” by TWICE: Yangjae Stream Cherry Blossom Lane

Throwback to 2016, when girl group TWICE released “Cheer Up.” The music video uses many locations, but one is Yangjae Stream Cherry Blossom Lane, where we get to see Mina walking through the beautiful falling petals. Follow this street and you’ll be led past row after row of cherry blossom trees that bloom every spring. Make sure to visit this beautiful spot to be transported into the same magical flower world Mina was in.

Yangjaecheon Stream Cherry Blossom Lane in Seoul lined with blooming cherry trees, the filming location of TWICE's Cheer Up music video — Yangjae Stream Cherry Blossom Lane in Seoul. Source: Korea Tourism Organization (VisitKorea).

2. “Pretty U” by SEVENTEEN: Tony Burger, Daegu

While in Korea, you’ll need somewhere to eat, and retro diner aesthetics are conveniently used often for music videos. Thirteen-member group SEVENTEEN used a diner known as Tony Burger to film their music video for “Pretty U,” showing off their fun side and proving it’s the perfect place to meet up with friends. The original Seoul location is now closed, but if you decide to make a stop at the delicious diner in Daegu, try to keep it cleaner than SEVENTEEN did in the music video.

Dongseong-ro Street in downtown Daegu, the lively youth district where fans head for retro diners like Tony Burger — Daegu’s Dongseong-ro Street, the city’s lively youth shopping district. Source: Korea Tourism Organization (VisitKorea).

3. “Gentleman” by PSY: The Seoul Metropolitan Library

Known for his hit “Gangnam Style,” PSY has released more hits such as “Gentleman,” filmed in some amazing places. In the “Gentleman” music video, he visits The Seoul Metropolitan Library, which is known for its wide stairs and ginormous book shelves, reaching as high as five meters tall. When you visit, have a relaxing browse, or if you feel up to it, you could recreate PSY’s “Gentleman” dance pose.

The Seoul Metropolitan Library housed in the historic former City Hall building, the filming location of PSY's Gentleman music video — The Seoul Metropolitan Library, housed in the former City Hall building. Source: Visit Seoul (Seoul Tourism Organization).

4. “Everyday I Love You” by ViVi: Seaside in Busan

Seoul isn’t the only place in Korea that holds beautiful sights. ViVi from LOONA emphasizes the beauty of the seaside in Busan. In her teaser video for “Everyday I Love You,” ViVi lets her hair flow in the soft breeze while showing off the refreshing effect the Busan seaside has on visitors. With blue skies and a wide ocean view, the seaside is a perfect place to visit if you want to experience the relaxing scenery Korea has to offer.

5. “Bar Bar Bar” by Crayon Pop: Yongma Land

Known for their silly theme, Crayon Pop visited an equally silly setting to film their iconic “Bar Bar Bar” music video. Yongma Land was a small amusement park located in Yongmasan that created a lively and bright setting for Crayon Pop. The park is now technically abandoned but can still be visited today. Although not as lively as it once was, the location is still very well-known for being featured not only in Crayon Pop’s music video but in many other K-pop music videos as well.

The vintage carousel and rusted rides at Yongma Land, the abandoned Seoul amusement park where Crayon Pop filmed Bar Bar Bar — Yongma Land, the famous abandoned amusement park in northeastern Seoul. Source: The Soul of Seoul (Hallie Bradley).

With all these locations, any K-pop fan should be set to recreate at least five music video moments when they visit Korea. Which spot would you want to visit first? Were there any that we didn’t mention?

Let us know in the comments for the next traveling K-pop fan to see.

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