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Visitors can make the best out of their time getting from one place to another by opting for unique transport options that combine both the aspects sightseeing and transportation. A variety of themed travel transportation programs such as city tour buses and tourist trains can help save you from the stress of deciding where to go next. There is a variety of themes to choose from, and you can be assured that you’re in for a convenient ride that takes you around carefully selected destinations.
City tour bus
If you seek to reach areas that are not easily accessible by public transportation or visit several attractions at once, a city tour bus is a great option. Seoul, Busan, Yeosu and Jeju are notable cities with city tour buses that are well-known among international tourists. They are useful when traveling in small and mid-sized cities with relatively fewer public transportation routes and subsequent difficulties in getting from one location to another.
There are two types – hop-on, hop-off buses where one get on and off whenever they want as it circulates a predefined route; and themed buses where one ride for an entire day to look at a number of tourist attractions.
Tourist trains
Tourist trains are available in different themes and routes, allowing passengers to enjoy diverse sceneries of Korea and fully enjoy the charms traveling by railway. Read on to see offered themes, ranging from riding along near the borders of DMZ to trips to the mountains and the seas. You can purchase the tickets on-site at the ticket booths at major train stations or reserve a seat online through the Korail website and Korail mobile app. As train schedule is subject to change due to maintenance, visitors are advised to check the operation schedule in advance.
For any questions regarding train trips and tourist trains, contact the Korail Customer Center (+82-1599-7777) and they will be happy to assist you (08:00-22:00, daily). Also, make sure to stop by the Travel Information Center at each of the major stations to access travel information and services. Travel Information Centers are installed in 19 stations including Seoul, Yongsan, Yeongdeungpo, Suwon and Cheongnyangni, and they provide information related to travel by train and ticket purchases.
This page was last updated in March 2023, and therefore information may differ from what is presented here.
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