Gamgodang-gil in Seoul is a beautiful destination that will leave a lasting impression on international travelers visiting Korea. The traditional stone walls that stretch along this street harmonize beautifully with modern architecture, offering a unique sense of Korean tranquility and peace right in the heart of the bustling city.

This stone wall road is especially famous as the fated location where Ji Eun-tak and Kim Shin cross paths for the very first time in the hit drama Goblin.

In the scene, Eun-tak walks down this street trying her best to "pretend not to hear" the ghosts who persistently call her the "Goblin's Bride," even though she can hear everything. It is here that she walks past the Goblin in a dramatic slow-motion encounter, creating an unforgettable first meeting.

Gamgodang-gil is a wonderful place for a relaxing stroll to enjoy the traditional Korean atmosphere regardless of when you visit.

However, if you walk this road on a rainy day with an umbrella, just like the scene in the drama, or visit during the autumn season, you will be able to experience an even deeper, more melancholic charm and fully immerse yourself in the romantic mood of the series.