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KTX & KTX Sancheon Into the era of high-speed rail service. With the KTX-Sancheon built with Korean technologies began operation on March 2, 2010, KORAIL is currently running two types of high-speed trains: the KTX and the KTX-Sancheon.
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The Korail Pass includes up to two seat reservations per day, which includes rides on the KTX bullet train network, slower ITX trains and tourist trains. You can choose either a 3 or 5 day consecutive day pass, or a flexible pass where you can travel on either 2 or 4 days within a 10 day period.
Experience the comfort and convenience aboard South Korea's renowned KTX and KTX-Sancheon high-speed trains, operated by Korail. With two distinct car class options – Economy Class Seats (2nd class) and 1st Class Seats – passengers can tailor their journey to suit their preferences and budget.
Once your Korail pass has been issued, you can then log into the Korail website to make all of your seat reservations. Our personal example of using a Korail Pass was that we used our 2 Day Flexible Korail pass to pre-book our two major travel legs in advance – Seoul to Jinju and Busan to Seoul.
Korea Train eXpress (Korean: 한국고속철도), often known as KTX (Korean: 케이티엑스; RR: Keitiekseu), is South Korea's high-speed rail system, operated by Korail. Construction began on the high-speed line from Seoul to Busan in 1992.
With the KTX-Sancheon built with Korean technologies began operation on March 2, 2010, KORAIL is currently running two types of high-speed trains: the KTX and the KTX-Sancheon.
Check the most popular routes in South Korea. Find out all information about South Korean KTX high-speed train in one place: schedules, tickets, routes, map, amenities and etc.
The KTX is a bullet train that can reach speeds exceeding 300km/h. These trains connect many of Korea’s largest cities and they offer a form of transport that can rival, and in many cases even replace planes. KTX stands for Korea Train E(X)press and they are currently the highest class of train on the Korail rail network.
