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'''Changdeokgung Palace in Korean Films and Dramas'''

Changdeokgung Palace, once the royal residence of the Joseon dynasty, is today cherished as a timeless stage where countless films and dramas bring historical imagination to life. Its pavilions, gardens, and naturally harmonious landscapes provide an aesthetically rich setting for historical storytelling, deepening the emotions and narratives of the characters portrayed on screen.

* <i>Kingdom</i> (Netflix Original Series, 2019–)
Set in the Joseon dynasty, Netflix’s original series <i>Kingdom</i> is a globally acclaimed K-zombie period drama that left a powerful impression on viewers worldwide. Both Changdeokgung and Changgyeonggung Palaces served as key royal settings, with Injeongjeon Hall and the rear garden area featured prominently in many scenes of royal tension and intrigue. Injeongjeon Hall appears in the dramatic scene where the queen dowager declares her regency on behalf of the young crown prince. The tranquil Gwallamji Pond in the rear garden transforms into a chilling site filled with the undead. The serene corridors, old trees, stone terraces, and pavilions surrounding the ponds of Changdeokgung add layers of beauty and suspense, transforming the palace into a living stage that blurs the line between reality and fantasy—a true “Joseon-era fantasy world.”

* <i>The Red Sleeve</i> (MBC Drama, 2021)
MBC’s historical romance <i>The Red Sleeve</i> delicately portrays the love story of King Jeongjo and his court lady Seong Deok-im during the late Joseon period. The rear garden of Changdeokgung Palace serves as the main filming location, providing an elegant backdrop for their intimate encounters. The scene in which Deok-im confesses her admiration for the crown prince (later King Jeongjo) during an outing with her fellow court ladies was filmed at Aeryeonji Pond, while the scene of King Yeongjo and the crown prince fishing together was filmed at Buyongji Pond. The reflection of pavilions and trees on the pond’s surface and the changing seasonal colors of the garden perfectly harmonize with the drama’s lyrical and emotional tone.

* <i>Rookie Historian Goo Hae-ryung</i> (MBC Drama, 2019)
MBC’s <i>Rookie Historian Goo Hae-ryung</i> tells the story of pioneering female historians in the late Joseon dynasty, blending history and imagination in a warm, humanistic narrative. The Office of Royal Decrees (Yemungwan) scenes were filmed within the In-Palace Offices area of Changdeokgung, and many key sequences feature the palace gates Jinseonmun, Injeongmun, and Sukjangmun, located along the route leading to Injeongjeon Hall. These spaces, where the characters converse and walk through the palace corridors, reveal both the solemn authority and the human warmth of court life. They represent a place of transition—where women’s voices began to find their place within the heart of Joseon’s royal bureaucracy.