As the year begins to slow down, there’s something irresistible about curling up with a K-drama that feels like a warm blanket.
While not all of these shows are set during Christmas, their winter atmospheres, snowy visuals and comforting storytelling make them perfect companions for the holiday season.
Sink into your sofa, and let these 9 K-dramas carry you into the year-end. 
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9 K-Dramas to Watch During the Christmas Season
1. Goblin: The Lonely and Great God (2016)
The story follows Kim Shin (Gong Yoo), a Goryeo-era general cursed with immortality, who searches for the human bride destined to end his eternal life.
His fate intertwines with high-schooler Ji Eun-tak (Kim Go-eun), leading to a sweeping romance filled with destiny, loss and hope.
This drama feels perfect for the holidays because it is comforting, emotional and unforgettable.
2. Romance Is a Bonus Book (2019)
This is a soft, comforting drama set largely inside a publishing house.
‘Romance Is a Bonus Book‘ is perfect for quiet holiday viewing. It features mature romance, books, warm friendships and gentle humour.
3. Healer (2014–2015)
Action meets warmth in Healer, a drama that balances high-stakes thrills with heartfelt romance.
Seo Jung-hoo (Ji Chang-wook), a mysterious night courier, partners with passionate journalist Chae Young-shin (Park Min-young) to uncover buried truths from the past.
The drama contrasts danger with moments of tenderness. It’s exciting, cozy and satisfying.
4. Twenty-Five Twenty-One (2022)
This coming-of-age drama follows fencer Na Hee-do (Kim Tae-ri) and aspiring reporter Baek Yi-jin (Nam Joo-hyuk) as they chase dreams amid uncertainty.
Many of its most powerful moments unfold in winter and the story’s bittersweet ending captures the ache of growing up, making it a reflective, emotional watch for the end of the year.
5. When the Weather Is Fine (2020)
Burnt out by city life, Mok Hae-won (Park Min-young) retreats to a snowy village and reconnects with gentle bookshop owner Im Eun-seob (Seo Kang-joon).
Their slow-burn romance and heartfelt conversations makes this series an intimate drama that is ideal for quiet holiday evenings.
6. While You Were Sleeping (2017)
Nam Hong-joo (Bae Suzy) sees future tragedies in her dreams and teams up with prosecutor Jung Jae-chan (Lee Jong-suk) to stop them.
The drama blends romance, suspense and emotional warmth. Its mix of urgency and comfort makes it an unexpectedly cozy holiday binge.
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7. Crash Landing on You (2019–2020)
This is one of the most beloved K-dramas of recent years. This cross-border romance is a mix of humour, danger and heartfelt love which makes it ideal for a long Christmas binge.
8. Weightlifting Fairy Kim Bok-joo (2016–2017)
This series is bright, youthful and comforting. It’s a sports rom-com that includes snowy campus scenes, hoodies, late-night snacks and pure warmth.
Its innocent romance and found-family energy make it a feel-good choice for the festive season.
9. Pinocchio (2014)
Pinocchio follows two young journalists, Choi Dal-po (Lee Jong-suk) and Choi In-ha (Park Shin-hye), as they pursue truth while confronting painful pasts.
The winter atmosphere and moral dilemmas keep the story gripping. It’s an intense yet heartfelt watch that pairs well with long holiday nights.
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