Busan Transportation– Category –

Sasang Station in western Busan is home to the Busan Urban Railroad, the Busan Gimhae Light Rail Transit, and the intercity bus terminal, and a new station will open in 2022.

The Busan-Gimhae Light Rail Transit, which connects the port city of Busan and Gimhae, the capital of the iron kingdom of Gaya, held an official opening ceremony on September 2011, 9, and began paid service on the 16th. The unmanned Busan-Gimhae Light Rail Transit connects the air gateway, Busan Airport (international and domestic flights), with the Busan Urban Railway (underground), the transportation hub of western Busan...

Busan Station is the southernmost railway station in Korea that connects Seoul and Busan. It first opened in 1910 as Busan Station. In 2001, it began construction to expand as a high-speed rail (KTX) station. On April 2004, 4, it was renovated into a modern, crow-clad station building, and now takes just 1 hours and 428 minutes to travel the 2 km distance between Seoul and Busan.

An international passenger terminal for Korean-Japanese liner ships travelling between Fukuoka, Shimonoseki, Osaka, and Izuhara and Hitakatsu in Tsushima.

An express and intercity bus terminal connecting eastern Busan with northern Busan areas such as Seoul

Haeundae Beach is one of the largest resort areas in Korea, and is a famous tourist destination where many summer vacationers from all over Korea flock in during the summer. You can go to Haeundae Beach to reach cities near Busan.

Intercity bus terminals connecting the western part of Busan are located at Sasang Station on Busan Subway Line 2, Hadan Station on Busan Subway Line 1, and Sinpyeong Station.

This is the bus stop where you can use the buses bound for Jinhae and Geoje Island in Changwon City, which depart from Hadan Station on Busan Subway Line 1. Recommended for those departing from Nampo-dong!

The Donghae Line connects downtown Busan to Gijang County and the northeastern part of Busan, including Ulsan!

Busan subway, which is still active today as a means of transportation for Busan citizens, is a bus that runs freely throughout the city of Busan. If you ride it, you can visit Nampo-dong, a representative tourist spot in Busan, Seomyeon, where subway lines 1000 and 1 intersect, and Haeundae, a modernized area lined with skyscrapers...

There are no airport limousine buses operating at Gimhae International Airport. Instead, buses bound for downtown Busan operate as route 302 and 2029.

Open-top double-decker city tour bus departing from Busan Station

New Haeundae Station on the Donghae Line, relocated from Haeundae Beach in Busan to the new downtown area