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Hapcheon Image Theme Park (“100 Days of Deception” filming location)

100 Days of Deception 100일의 거짓말 (2026)

Hapcheon Image Theme Park (“100 Days of Deception” filming location)
Photo: 한국관광공사 이범수 / Korea Tourism Organization

The scene

tvN's 2026 spy romance “100 Days of Deception,” starring Kim You-jung and Park Jin-young and set in 1932 Gyeongseong (colonial-era Seoul), filmed at this open-air period set this year, according to the Gyeongnam Film Commission and regional news reports. Built in 2004, the park recreates streets from the 1920s to the 1980s, including Gyeongseong-ro, a 1930s-style main street with sets such as Gyeongseong Station, the Government-General building and the Bando Hotel.

Official trailer

Video from the official YouTube channel of tvN DRAMA.

Getting there

Hapcheon Image Theme Park (“100 Days of Deception” filming location) 합천영상테마파크 (100일의 거짓말 촬영지)

Show this to a taxi driver합천영상테마파크 (100일의 거짓말 촬영지)경상남도 합천군 용주면 합천호수로 757
How to get there
From Seoul, direct intercity buses to Hapcheon leave from Seoul Nambu Bus Terminal (Nambu Bus Terminal Station, Line 3) and take about 4 to 4½ hours, but there are only about two a day (recently 07:50 and 17:00), so check times and book ahead. Buses to Hapcheon also run from Jinju (about 1 hr) and Busan Seobu Bus Terminal (about 2 hr). From Hapcheon Intercity Bus Terminal, a taxi to the park (합천영상테마파크, 합천군 용주면 합천호수로 757) takes about 15 minutes. A few local buses a day toward Daebyeong also stop at the park; check current times in Naver Map or KakaoMap.
Tip
Open 09:00–18:00 from March to October and 09:00–17:00 from November to February; last entry is one hour before closing. Closed on Mondays (or the next day if Monday is a public holiday). Admission is 5,000 won for adults; 3,000 won for students, soldiers and children; 2,000 won for those 65 and over. Until November 28, 2026, the park stays open until 22:00 on Saturdays and public holidays (last tickets 21:00). Gyeongseong-ro, the 1930s-style main street, is the best spot for period-style photos. The production hasn't said which scenes were shot here, and parts of the set can close when a crew is filming, so keep quiet near shoots and stay out of roped-off areas. The site also has a replica set of Cheong Wa Dae (the Blue House).

Checked on October 31, 2026; confirm on the official site before you go.

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