Map
South Korea, on the map
Blue pins are places with a full guide — click one to open it. Grey dots are other places worth knowing about, green dots are national parks. Search for anywhere else in the country, from a city down to a single street.
High-speed (KTX / SRT)
- Gyeongbu Line (KTX/SRT)
- Honam Line (KTX)
- Gyeongjeon Line spur (KTX, to Jinju)
- Gyeonggang Line (KTX, to Gangneung)
Conventional / ITX
- Jungang Line (KTX-Eum / ITX-Maum, to Andong)
- Jeolla Line (KTX, to Yeosu)
- Donghae Line spur (KTX, to Pohang)
- Gyeongchun Line (ITX-Cheongchun, to Chuncheon)
Getting around the country
Toggle Train lines on the map to see where the rail network reaches. Heavier dashes are high-speed KTX and SRT corridors; finer ones are the conventional and ITX routes. Lines connect real station locations for orientation — they’re not exact track alignments, and not every service stops at every station shown.
KTX & SRT 고속철도
High-speed rail, and the default for crossing the country. Seoul to Busan in under three hours. SRT is a separate operator from a different Seoul station (Suseo), so check which one your ticket is for.
Rail passes & ticketing →ITX & conventional trains 일반열차
Slower, cheaper and reaches places the high-speed network doesn't — Chuncheon, Andong, the Jeolla coast. Shown as the finer dashed lines on the map.
Getting between cities →Express & intercity buses 고속버스
The network that covers everywhere the trains miss — national parks, small towns, most of the south coast. Often the only sensible way to reach them.
Intercity buses →Domestic flights 국내선
Really only worth it for Jeju, which has no rail link. On the mainland the train usually wins once you count getting to and from the airport.
Domestic flights →