These Korean Dramas and Films Were Shot in Various Cities in Indonesia, Including Ha Ji Won and Jo In Sung's Dramas!

Kapanlagi.com - Korean dramas and films are currently popular among many people, including Indonesian netizens. Apart from the handsome actors and actresses and the captivating storylines, the filming locations in Korean dramas and films also mesmerize many viewers.

But who would have thought that there are also Korean dramas and films that were shot in Indonesia. Quoting Fimela.com on Thursday (30/7/2020), here are a series of Korean dramas that were filmed in Indonesia.

1. 'JAKARTA'

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As the title suggests, this film is set in Jakarta. However, the film is not about the city of Jakarta. It tells the story of a group of South Korean robbers who escape to Jakarta.

JAKARTA was released in the year 2000. This 96-minute film stars renowned actors and actresses such as Im Chang Jung, Kim sang Joong, and Jin Hui Gyeong.

2. 'MEMORIES OF BALI'

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The drama MEMORIES OF BALI was released in the year 2004. This drama chose Bali Island as the shooting location.

MEMORIES OF BALI is filled with famous stars from South Korea. Ha Ji Won, Jo In Sung, So Ji Sub, and Park Ye Jin are the actors and actresses involved in the drama.

3. 'FIRST LOVE OF A ROYAL PRINCE'

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This drama, which was also released in 2004, starred Cha Tae Hyun, Sung Yu Ri, and Kim Nam Jin. FIRST LOVE OF A ROYAL PRINCE showcases the Island of the Gods in one of its episodes.

This drama itself tells the story of a wealthy heir who enjoys a lavish lifestyle. The life of the main character changes when he meets a poor girl who works as a food delivery person.

4. 'SARANGHAE, I LOVE YOU'

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This drama is a collaboration between South Korea and Indonesia. SARANGHAE, I LOVE YOU was also filmed in several cities in Indonesia. This drama, starring Tim Hwang and Revalina S Temat, is set in Bali, Jakarta, and Seoul.

SARANGHAE, I LOVE YOU aired in 2012. Interestingly, this drama uses three languages and was broadcasted in six countries.

(kpl/sep)