Korean Transportation System-an easy description of the various transportation available

BUS SYSTEM- The city bus systems differ slightly from city to city in Korea. but most cities have local and express buses. They are numbered but since their signs are only in Korean, finding the right bus may be confusing to a first-time visitor. it is advisable to request assistance to find the bus stop and number that you need. The bus fare can be paid with either cash or a bus card available at booths near bus stops. Paying bus fare by cash is a little bit expensive than by bus card.

< Local City Buses >
Local buses are the most common means of transportation in Seoul. They are frequent, reliable, and inexpensive. Seoul's bus network serves every area of the city. The adult fare is 1200.

< City Coach Buses >
City coach buses called Gwangyeok bus in Korean, are more comfortable and air-conditioned. They stop less frequently and travel through congested areas faster. The fares for the city coach buses and the new deluxe city express buses is 2,300.

< Long Distance Express Buses >
Fast and reliable highway buses operate on expressways throughout the country, connecting almost all major points. Two express bus terminals serve Seoul. The Seoul Express Bus Terminal is the main bus depot for trips out of Seoul to other major cities, conveniently located on Subway Line 3. Dong Seoul Bus Terminal is near Gangbyeon Subway Station on Line 2.

We quote this content from Korea national tourism organization.