Beyond Heaven: K-Drama “Heavenly Ever After” and Its Stunning Filming Location in Yangpyeong
“Heavenly Ever After” (천국보다 아름다운) is not just another love story. This NETFLIX drama takes viewers on an emotional journey through love, loss, and reunion — beyond the boundaries of life itself.
Love Transcending Life and Death
The story follows Haesook, who arrives in heaven at the age of 80 and is reunited with her youthful husband, Nakjoon. What begins as a heartwarming reunion soon becomes complicated when a mysterious young woman, Somi, appears, creating tension and jealousy between the couple.
After an emotional fallout, Haesook leaves heaven and takes a mystical bus to the 1950s to visit her mother. There, she reconnects with her roots and uncovers hidden secrets about her birth. Eventually, Nakjoon finds her, and together they return to heaven, reconciling their love.
Drama Information
- Streaming: TVING, Netflix
- Main Cast: Kim Hye-ja, Son Suk-ku, Han Ji-min, Lee Jung-eun, Chun Ho-jin, Ryu Deok-hwan
Where Was It Filmed? — Welcome to Yangpyeong Seolmaejae
One of the most touching scenes, where Haesook reunites with her mother in the past, was filmed at Seolmaejae in Yangpyeong.
Located in Gyeonggi Province, this serene village has long been a favorite for Korean dramas and films thanks to its rustic charm and untouched natural scenery.
About Seolmaejae
- Location: Yangpyeong, Gyeonggi-do
- Notable Works Filmed Here:
- Movie The Face Reader (관상)
- Dramas Painter of the Wind, The King and the Clown, Joseon Attorney, and more
A Walk Through History and Nature
Getting there is quite easy — after passing Seolmaejae Recreational Forest, a 30-40 minute light hike will lead you to the film set, surrounded by a gorgeous silver grass field.
In autumn, Seolmaejae becomes even more enchanting as silver grass waves gracefully in the wind. It’s a favorite spot for photographers and travelers alike, offering cinematic views and a chance to step right into the scenes of your favorite dramas.
A Beloved Filming Spot
This location has become a go-to for period dramas and commercials thanks to its traditional thatched cottages and untouched landscapes.
For adventurers, the hike can continue up to Daebusan Hang-gliding Site, offering a panoramic view of Yangpyeong and the Namhan River — a breathtaking reward after a serene walk.
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