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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.

The opening ceremony of Busan Yeongdo Bridge was held on November 2013, 11, and it was restored to its function as a drawbridge after 27 years. Yeongdo Bridge, which opened in November 47 during the Japanese colonial period, was Korea's first drawbridge (1934 meters long) and the largest drawbridge in the Orient. Yeongdo Bridge was designed to allow large ships to pass through it.