BLACKPINK House to Seoul: Plan Your BLINK Day

Tripdoa’s independent planning beta turns two documented BLACKPINK House locations into a starting point for your own Seoul itinerary. Here is how to make the day personal—and practical.

Some BLACKPINK memories make you want to press replay. Others make you want to book a flight.

For BLINKs who fell in love with the everyday moments of BLACKPINK House, Seoul offers a different kind of connection: a walk through a familiar park, time to try a Korean sauna, and a whole city to discover between those stops.

Tripdoa’s BLACKPINK · Seoul course starts with that idea. Its current free travel-planning beta brings together two locations documented by the Korea Tourism Organization and three additional sightseeing suggestions. You can adjust the order, remove stops and open map links to work out your day.

The attraction is having somewhere meaningful to begin. The best part of the trip can still be something you discover for yourself.

What is actually on Tripdoa’s BLACKPINK route?

The selected course contains five stops, with an important distinction between their roles:

The three sightseeing additions are options for rounding out your visit. Their inclusion does not establish that BLACKPINK filmed at or visited them.

And despite the programme’s name, this course does not confirm access to the BLACKPINK House residence itself. Think of it as exploring places associated with the show, with room for a broader Seoul adventure.

Namsan Park: start with a memory, then enjoy the view

In its BLACKPINK House filming-location guide, the Korea Tourism Organization connects Namsan Park with JISOO and LISA’s cherry-blossom outing. The programme aired in 2018.

That gives the park an emotional starting point for BLINKs. You can remember the episode, take your own photographs and enjoy being somewhere connected to a quieter chapter of the group’s story.

Tripdoa keeps the Korean place name, 남산공원, alongside the address and a Google Maps link. That is helpful when checking that the result on your phone matches the intended destination.

One detail deserves attention: the source identifies the park, rather than an exact filming position. A map pin is a starting point for exploring the public park, not a guaranteed camera position from the episode.

Plan for the season you will actually experience. Blossoms depend on timing and conditions; an autumn visit has its own appeal. If you want to add the tower observatory or cable car, check their separate operating information and charges before building the day around them.

Namsan Park in autumn: plan for your travel season rather than expecting the episode’s spring scenery. Photograph: Daniel Kim / Wikimedia Commons, CC0. Archival image; cropped to 16:9.

Supsok Hanbang Land: give the experience enough time

The second documented location is Supsok Hanbang Land, or 숲속한방랜드. The tourism guide describes the members trying a traditional high-heat bulgama sauna and enjoying rice-cake sticks and sweet rice punch.

For your own visit, treat the venue as an experience worth making time for. Arriving, understanding the facilities and deciding what you want to try are part of the stop.

The address shown in Tripdoa is 75-7 Bongwonsa-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul. Check its position before assuming that the full five-stop course is a continuous walking route. The planner provides map links for the legs between stops, so you can assess the transfer for your chosen day.

Before travelling, confirm the venue’s current opening hours, admission price and available facilities. Follow staff guidance inside. The food and experiences shown in an older programme should not be treated as a current menu or service guarantee.

If a sauna visit does not suit your plans, remove it. A day inspired by BLACKPINK can still be yours to shape.

Three optional stops make room for your Seoul

This is where a fan itinerary can become a more personal travel day. Perhaps you are travelling with another BLINK; perhaps your companion knows every chorus but would also like time for architecture, food or shopping.

Namsangol Hanok Village adds a traditional-house setting to the route. Visit Seoul’s listing currently identifies a Monday closure, so check access for your date before keeping it in the plan. Specific spaces, activities and events may have their own arrangements.

Myeongdong gives you a chance to pause for food or browse shops. Pick somewhere you want to spend time rather than treating the whole neighbourhood as a single attraction to complete.

Namdaemun Market is another option if market browsing interests you. Individual businesses can have different schedules; arriving in the area does not mean every shop will be open.

You do not need to include all three. Choosing one leaves more room to enjoy it.

Namsangol Hanok Village is an optional sightseeing addition to Tripdoa’s route, rather than a confirmed BLACKPINK House stop. Photograph: Mobius6 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0. Taken April 2024; cropped to 16:9.

Our suggestion: two meaningful stops, one personal detour

For a first visit, our editorial suggestion is to start with Namsan Park, one optional city stop and Supsok Hanbang Land, if the sauna is an experience you want.

Begin with a park walk when the weather and your energy make it appealing. Choose Namsangol, Myeongdong or Namdaemun according to what you would most enjoy. Then allow a separate part of the day for the sauna and the journey there.

This is a planning framework, not a timed itinerary. Your accommodation, transport options, opening hours and walking pace should decide the final order. Reverse it or spread it across two days if that works better.

Before adding another stop, ask one question: would I rather have an extra destination, or an extra hour somewhere I already want to be?

For a trip you may have imagined for years, a little breathing room is valuable.

How Tripdoa helps you prepare

On the route screen we examined, Tripdoa lets visitors move stops earlier or later, remove a place and undo a removal. It also provides individual place links and Google Maps directions between the selected stops.

Those are useful building blocks. You can compare locations, consider transport and keep the original Korean names and addresses available while preparing your journey.

According to the operator’s description of the beta, its wider planning tools also include course editing, budget and preparation checklists, and saving a plan in the same browser. The save uses local browser storage; it is not an account-based service that synchronizes across devices. Keep a separate copy of essential addresses and plans before travelling, and do not rely on the browser save as your only record.

For your budget, allow separate lines for transport, food, paid admission and optional shopping. Leave a little room for changes rather than assuming that the suggested course comes with a fixed total price.

What to check before you go

Use the beta to explore possibilities, then confirm the details that determine whether the day will work:

• Access and hours: verify each venue for your actual travel date, including closures and individual business schedules.
• Transport: open each journey leg and check current services and realistic travel times.
• Costs: confirm admission and any separately charged facilities or activities.
• Weather and walking: allow for park paths, breaks and a shorter version of the route.
• Your saved plan: keep the Korean place names, addresses and essential information somewhere you can access on the device you will carry.

Tripdoa is currently a planning beta, rather than a live reservation service. Booking and payment screens are prototypes. Expanded services and possible partner benefits remain plans; there are no confirmed fan coupons to announce.

The platform is independent of BLACKPINK and its agency. These are travel suggestions involving public places, with no promise of meeting the members.

Let BLACKPINK be the beginning of the adventure

The appeal of this route is easy to understand. A place you first encountered through JISOO, JENNIE, ROSÉ and LISA can become part of your own memories of Korea.

You might begin with a favourite episode and come home remembering a view, a meal, or an unplanned hour with a friend. That is a lovely reason to leave space between the pins.

Explore Tripdoa’s BLACKPINK · Seoul course, choose the stops that matter to you and build a day you will want to remember.

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Editorial note: Tripdoa contacted BLACKPINK Fan Site seeking unpaid editorial consideration and supplied information about its beta. We examined the selected route and checked its two programme connections against the Korea Tourism Organization’s guide. Wider planning-tool details are attributed to the operator; this article is not a firsthand review of the physical venues. Checked October 24, 2026. The photographs are archival destination images, not stills from BLACKPINK House.