Explore Seoul, Korea’s vibrant capital blending ancient palaces, modern skyscrapers, street food, and culture. A must-visit city full of energy and charm!
About Seoul
Seoul is the capital city of the Republic of Korea, home to nearly 10 million residents. Having served as the nation’s capital for over six centuries since the Joseon Dynasty (1392–1910), it showcases ancient palaces and numerous historical artifacts. The picturesque Hangang River flows through the heart of the city from east to west, while traditional markets brimming with tasty treats and charming neighborhoods add to its allure as a tourist destination. Visitors can easily explore the city thanks to a well-developed public transportation network.
Flight
Gimpo International Airport
Gimpo Airport is an international airport located within the city of Seoul. While Incheon International Airport is Korea’s main gateway, it is situated farther from the capital. In contrast, Gimpo Airport offers quicker and more convenient access to downtown Seoul due to its close proximity.
Train(KTX)
KTX is Korea’s high-speed rail system, offering fast travel to cities across the country. With smooth connections to local public transportation networks, KTX is often a more convenient option for travelers than domestic flights. There are a total of four KTX stations located in Seoul.
(You can search for the names below on Google Maps)
- Seoul Station
- Yongsan Station
- Yeongdeungpo Station
- Cheongnyangni Station
Bus
Express buses are another convenient way to travel from Seoul to destinations across the country. There are a total of four major express bus terminals located within the city.
(You can search for the names below on Google Maps)
- Dongseoul Bus Terminal
- Seoul Express Bus Terminal
- Central City Terminal
- Seoul Nambu Bus Terminal