How to Use Public Transport in South Korea (Beginner’s Complete Guide)

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INTRODUCTION: MY FIRST REAL EXPERIENCE WITH KOREA’S TRANSPORT SYSTEM This article contains affiliate links. If you book through these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.              When I landed at Incheon International Airport for the first time, my biggest worry wasn’t food, language, or accommodation. It was transportation. I had read stories online about complicated subway lines, color-coded buses, and unfamiliar payment systems. Standing at the airport terminal with my backpack, I wondered whether I should just take a taxi everywhere. That decision changed within one hour. By the end of my first day, I had: • Bought a T-money card • Taken the AREX train • Transferred subway lines • Used a city bus • Walked confidently through Seoul South Korea’s public transport system didn’t just move me from one place to another it gave me freedom . This guide is written so you feel the same confidence on your first day . ...

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