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Byeongmaro Observatory

별마로천문대

Byeongmaro Observatory, nestled in the serene landscapes of Yeongwol, Gangwon-do, is a captivating filming location that played a significant role in the hit K-drama "Crash." This observatory is renowned for its breathtaking views of the night sky, making it the perfect backdrop for pivotal scenes where characters reflect on their dreams and aspirations under a canopy of stars. The observatory not only enhances the visual storytelling of the drama but also serves as a metaphor for the characters' journeys, symbolizing hope and the vast possibilities that lie ahead.

Visitors to Byeongmaro Observatory are treated to more than just a connection to their favorite drama; they can immerse themselves in the tranquil beauty of the surrounding nature. The observatory is equipped with telescopes, allowing guests to stargaze and appreciate the celestial wonders that inspired the scenes in "Crash." With a high rating of 4.6/5, it’s clear that this location resonates with both fans of the series and nature lovers alike. Whether you're a K-drama enthusiast or simply seeking a peaceful escape, Byeongmaro Observatory offers an enchanting experience that combines cinematic history with the awe of the universe.

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The observatory is featured in the drama, providing stunning views of the night sky.

Located on Bongrae Mountain at the Byeolmaro Observatory, this astronomical observatory opened in 2001 with a scale of two underground floors and four above ground. It is equipped with an 800mm main telescope and several auxiliary telescopes, allowing for the observation of the moon and planets.
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