Three Twenty-Five Twenty-One places in Jeonju — the tunnel and the house around the Hanok Village, then the rebuilt corner shop on the fortress road. All reported by VisitKorea.
VisitKorea’s Twenty-Five Twenty-One Jeonju itinerary names Hanbyeok Tunnel as the place where Hee-do (Kim Tae-ri) and Yi-jin (Nam Joo-hyuk) shared their feelings and later broke up. VisitKorea’s Korean feature adds that Hee-do comforted the hurt Yi-jin here, and that the adjoining Baramsswineun-gil road was Yi-jin’s newspaper-delivery route.
Twenty-Five Twenty-One: Hee-do's House (former Crossing Guesthouse)
Gyo-dong, Jeonju
VisitKorea names this former guesthouse near Jeonju Hanok Village as the place where Hee-do and Yi-jin first meet. VisitKorea’s Korean feature notes the interior was filmed on a set, while the exterior — white gate, street lamp and stairs — is as seen in the drama.
VisitKorea says this corner-shop set was taken down after filming and later rebuilt by Jeonju City, with the pyeongsang bench where the leads sat. VisitKorea’s Korean feature places it on the road to Namgosanseong Fortress.
Stay near the Hanok Village for the evening atmosphere.
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