The set was built specifically for the 2010 MBC historical drama 'Kim Suro'.
Construction materials were chosen specifically to mimic the aesthetics of the Gaya Confederacy era.
The filming site serves as a multipurpose venue, often used for scenes requiring maritime or port-related backdrops.
Several structures are designed as open-air shells to allow for flexible camera angles during production.
The set utilizes natural sea views and rocky outcrops as part of its integral visual design.
It remains a popular location for 'Sageuk' (historical drama) productions due to its authentic harbor atmosphere.
Masan Marine Drama Film Set is a permanent outdoor production site situated on the coastline of Gusan-myeon, Changwon. Established in 2010, the set replicates a Gaya-era harbor and village, featuring traditional wooden buildings and straw-roofed huts. It has served as a primary filming location for numerous Korean historical dramas and movies, including 'Kim Suro' and 'Six Flying Dragons'. The site features functional ship replicas docked at a recreated wooden pier. A coastal walking path connects the film set to the surrounding forest and the adjacent sea. The architecture is designed to reflect the early Three Kingdoms period of Korea. Visitors can explore the interiors of various structures, such as blacksmith workshops and merchant houses. The terrain includes a mix of maintained gravel paths and uneven wooden walkways.
The main wooden pier overlooking the ship replicas with the sea in the background.
Wear comfortable, flat walking shoes to navigate the gravel and uneven wooden structures.
Bring insect repellent during the summer months as the area is located near forested coastal terrain.
Walk the coastal path that extends past the main set for views of the Gusan-myeon shoreline.
Attempting to visit during heavy rain, as the gravel paths can become muddy and the wooden decks slippery.
Closed on Mondays; if a public holiday falls on a Monday, the site is closed the following day.
Do not touch or lean on fragile wooden props; maintain silence if filming is in progress.