Hina Khan and bf Rocky Jaiswal pay homage to BTS, recreate iconic Goblin scene on vacation in South Korea-OxBig News Network

Travelling with longtime partner Rocky Jaiswal, Hina has been posting a steady stream of envy-inducing photos from the Land of Morning Calm. But these aren’t your usual tourist snaps. From the scenic shores of Jumunjin to deeply cinematic recreations, she’s turning her trip into a full-blown K-drama and K-pop tribute — and it’s a crossover fans didn’t know they needed.

A visit to the BTS Bus Stop

First stop? The legendary BTS Bus Stop — yes, the very same one from the cover of BTS’s album You Never Walk Alone. Set against the peaceful waves of Jumunjin Beach in Gangneung, this humble structure has become a pilgrimage site for ARMYS around the globe. Hina’s version? Casual yet cinematic. She posed right at the iconic bench, gazing into the distance with that perfect mix of K-drama melancholy and Instagram-ready glow. The beach, the bench, the breeze — it’s a visual love letter to K-pop’s global influence, and she nailed it.

An homage to Guardian: The Lonely and Great God

But the true showstopper was Hina’s tribute to Goblin, the beloved fantasy-romance K-drama formally titled Guardian: The Lonely and Great God. For fans of the series, the scene she recreated needs no introduction — that snowy, emotional moment between Kim Shin (Gong Yoo) and his destined bride.

In a heartwarming photo, Hina and Rocky stand in the exact formation from the original scene, echoing the characters’ poignant connection. Shot in Jumunjin, Gangwon-do, where the actual drama was filmed, the recreation is a beautiful blend of fandom and cultural respect.

Whether you’re a K-drama fan or just someone craving their next travel goal, this journey through South Korea is a visual treat — and maybe even the start of a new crossover genre: Desi K-drama dreams.