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| Seoul | Train Posted: Sat July 12, 2008 02:45 AM UTC
I will be spending 10 days in Seoul. I am thinking about getting a 3 day Korail pass. Would appreciate suggestions as to where to go for day train trips. The trips are more to enjoy the train ride. I would like to be able to travel a great distance, however would like to be able to return to Seoul in the evening.
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| Seoul | Re: Train Posted: Mon July 14, 2008 01:48 AM UTC
If you get up early in the morning and don't mind getting in late in the evening, in all honesty almost everywhere in Korea can be done as a long-day trip.
For just watching the scenery out the window on the way down to Busan. You can tour a bit of Busan and then return. one-way is ~4 hours on the KTX. Seoul is on the northwest corner and Busan is on the south east. You can get no further way without boarding a ferry. Also, I would recommend Andong and the folk village. Andong is much closer to Seoul, but the routing and speed of the train would make it a similar time. If you are not wanting to really get out and explore the destination, but rather just sit back and enjoy the ride, try taking a train down the west coast, in direction of Mokpo.
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