Seoul Station, South Korea

The major train junction of South Korea's capital is set right in the center of the city. If you are wondering how to get to Seoul station, you can easily reach it using local public transport, including metro (Lines 1 and 4).

Seoul central station is the starting point of all railway routes in South Korea, featuring Gyeongbu Line, which connects the capital with other major hubs of the country like Busan, Daejeon, and Singyeongju. What is more, the station receives trains of subway Lines 1 and 4 as well as AREX (Airport Express) that connects Seoul station to the Incheon airport.

As we mentioned above, the famous KTX high-speed trains depart from Seoul central train station and link the capital with such cities like Busan, Daegu, Daejeon, and Gyeongju.

Without a doubt, the most time-saving way to get to Busan from South Korea’s capital is taking a KTX high-speed train. Running with a maximum speed of 300 kph (190 mph), a well-equipped KTX train will take you to the final destination in less than 3 hours!

Depending on the chosen date of travel and the preferable type of train, you can count on different prices. Generally, prices for tickets from Seoul to Busan start from 35 USD per person.

Trains in Seoul start running from around 5:30 am and operate non-stop until midnight.

As for Seoul station luggage storage, you can drop your bags in one of the self-service lockers located right at the station.