Korean Dramas To Watch This Autumn: Embrace The Season's Charm With These Romantic Picks

Some of the most exquisite scenes in K-dramas unfold against the backdrop of Seoul's crisp autumn air, where tree canopies gradually shift to deep red-orange hues, setting the stage. This setting is complemented by a carpet of rustling leaves underfoot for the main characters. Amidst this natural splendour, they engage in banter or heartfelt confessions of love. Korea's autumn, a magnificent display of fiery foliage covering the scenery, and the invigorating air hinting at fresh starts, forms a breathtaking spectacle of nature. What better way to immerse oneself in this captivating season than by indulging in K-dramas that capture the very essence of fall in Korea?

1. ‘The King: Eternal Monarch’

In this K-drama (historical K-drama) determined and resolute, Emperor Lee Gon, portrayed by Lee Min-ho, embarks on a mission to seal the gateway to a parallel world unleashed by malevolent forces. Along the way, he crosses paths with the fearless police inspector, Jeong Tae-Eul, brought to life by Kim Go-eun. Their partnership blossoms, as they support one another and find themselves falling in love amidst the intricate tapestry of their coexisting realities. Autumn serves as the soul of this series, enhancing the enchantment of its fantastical premise. In one episode, a particularly beloved scene unfolds within a garden, where time seems to stand still, allowing Lee Gon a moment to wholeheartedly appreciate the presence of Tae-Eul.

2. ‘Goblin’

‘Goblin,’ alternatively known as ‘Guardian: The Lonely and Great God,’ presents a captivating fusion of fantasy and romance as it intricately intertwines the destinies of mythical creatures and humans. Beyond its enthralling narrative, it's the cinematography that stands out as a true gem. The show showcases enchanting autumnal scenery, spanning from age-old forests to serene lakes, brilliantly illustrating the allure of Korea's autumn season.

3. ‘When the Camellia Blooms’

Nestled within the enchanting embrace of a quaint small town, ‘When the Camellia Blooms’ unfolds as a heartwarming narrative of love, strength, and community bonds. This K-drama doesn't just offer a touching storyline but also presents viewers with picturesque autumn vistas. While the characters traverse life's intricate pathways, the series masterfully captures the vibrant palette of autumn, from its gilded leaves to snugly knit sweaters, rendering it an ideal choice for an autumn viewing experience.

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4. ‘Autumn In My Heart’

‘Autumn in My Heart’ stands as a timeless classic in the realm of K-dramas, leaving an indelible mark on audiences worldwide. This emotionally charged love saga unfurls amidst the enchanting tapestry of autumn, where scenes of vibrant leaves descending gracefully provide a poignant backdrop to the characters' journey. The autumn setting not only enhances the visual allure but also serves as a poignant symbol of the story's bittersweet essence.

5. ‘Where Stars Land’

Two individuals with contrasting personalities find themselves working together as first-year members of the Passenger Services team at Incheon Airport. Among them is Lee Soo-Yeon (portrayed by Lee Je-hoon), who had to abandon his dream of becoming a pilot and Han Yeo-reum (played by Chae Soo-bin), who is simultaneously clumsy and a perfectionist.

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Throughout the series, several pivotal moments are set against the breathtaking backdrop of autumn, infusing an extra layer of warmth into the unfolding romance. Additionally, a notable quote from the K-drama pays homage to the season: ‘I was born in the summer, but my favourite season is autumn because I met my mother and father in autumn.’