• Yongin Daejanggeum Park - Yongin Daejanggeum Park, the largest historical drama filming site in Korea, boasts an abundance of facilities that reflect the rich history of the Three Kingdoms, Goryeo, and Joseon periods. This is also the location where Suga, also known as August D, filmed the music video for his hit song, “Daechwita”!
• Hwarangdae Station - Closed Station - Strike a pose next to one of the trains at Hwarangdae Station like RM did
• Hakdong Park - Hakdong Park holds a special place in the hearts of the BTS members, as it was a frequented hangout spot during their trainee days. Given its close proximity to their first dorm, the park has been a witness to numerous cherished memories of the group.
• Yoojung Sikdang - Yoojung Sikdang is a well-known restaurant that served as a dining spot for BTS during their early years as trainees and newly debuted artists. Its proximity to their former studio made it a convenient choice for the members, often becoming the venue for all three of their daily meals.

It is optional if you would like to have a meal here and taste the boys’ favorite menu.

• 10-31 - Visit the old big hit entertainment! Despite the entertainment company’s relocation to a more spacious and sophisticated premise, the old building of Big Hit Entertainment continues to hold a special place in many army’ hearts. Its significance and legacy render it an emblematic site, and it remains a coveted destination for the most passionate BTS fans to this day.
• 16 - Cafe Hyuga, once the dormitory for BTS, has been transformed into a welcoming café, offering an appealing destination for both fans of the group and coffee enthusiasts. The café’s atmosphere exudes a sense of history, complemented by charming, rustic furnishings, gentle illumination, and a tempting menu of food and beverages.

• English and Chinese speaking staff
• Round-trip Transportation

• Meals
• Traveler’s insurance
• Other personal expenses