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The
train service in Korea
is provided and operated
by the Korean National Railroad (KORAIL). Tourists
can use this fast,
safe and reliable
service with very
reasonable prices.
Trains are operated
by strict schedules,
and there is no delay
or traffic jam like
traveling by automobile,
so that you can get
your destination on
time at any time of
the year. KORAIL's
routes literally cover
all over the country,
and there are three
kinds of trains being
operated: the Super-Express
Saemaeul-ho, Express
Mugunghwa-ho, and
Limited Express Tongil-ho.
The
Super-Expresss Saemaeul-ho
This train service
provides various services
for passengers: clean
and spacious seats,
the fastest train
speed, pay-phone service,
and tables for notebook
computers on seats.
For these reasons,
so many business people
like to use the Super-Express
Saemaul-ho, yet it
is the most expensive
train service. The
train is divided with
the first- and second-class
sections, and passengers
can also use the dinning
room section of the
train.
The
Express Mugunghwa-ho
Most passengers prefer
Mugunghwa-ho to go
from one city to another
city. It also provides
a very clean and comfortable
service to passengers
with most routes.
The train is divided
with the first- and
second-class sections.
- Seoul
Station
Everyday about
90,000 people
use the gate
of the nation's
capital, Seoul
Station. The
station was
opened first
in 1990 as
Gyeongseong
Station, and
its name was
changed to
the current
Seoul Station
in 1946. In
1981, it was
assigned as
the historic
site # 284.
In 1988, the
station was
expanded to
a compound
of a train
station and
shopping arcade,
and the Train
Museum is
open for public
that visitors
can see the
history of
trains and
its services
in Korea along
with cultural
center that
often holds
various cultural
exhibitions
in Seoul Station.
Address: 122,
Bongnae-dong
2-ga, Jung-gu,
Seoul
Transportation:
Subway Line1
& 4: Seoul
Station
Tel: 1544-7788(ARS)
Homepage:
www.seoulst.go.kr(Korean)
- Cheongnyangni
Station
It was opened
in 1914, and
the current
name became
an official
name for the
station in
1942, and
the station
building was
remodeled
to the current
one in 1959.
The average
passengers
per day about
36,000, and
32 round trip
trains are
operated in
this station.
This station
is the beginning
point of Gyeongchun-seon,
Jungang-seon,
Taebaek-seon
and Yeongdong-seon
(Routes) connected
to the East
Coast and
several National
Parks. The
station is
also a center
of business
in the east
part of Seoul,
and there
are many large
side stores,
and old style
markets are
crowded around
the station.
Address: 588-1,
Jeonnong-dong,
Dongdaemun-gu,
Seoul
Transportation:
Subway Line
1 (KORAIL):
Cheongnyangni
Station
Tel: 1544-7788(ARS)
Homepage:
www.cnnst.go.kr(Korean)
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