Busan

This place is huge. Despite that, it did not feel rushed or crowded. Signage is very well marked and even for first times, it was easy to find our desired train to Seoul, get tickets quickly from the counter. Platforms are announced on large digital boards in the main hall. Plenty of places to eat and shop. Not a lot of distances to travel. Train left spot on time. Very clean, comfortable and efficient ride to Seoul from the second biggest city in Korea. And no Zombies, I promise!

The Busan Train station is clean and well organized. There are shops around to buy last minute shopping and restos for the hungry. People were organized.

Busan Train Station is efficient and well-organized, making travel smooth and stress-free. The station is clean, modern, and easy to navigate, with clear signage in multiple languages. There’s a variety of food and convenience stores, perfect for grabbing a quick bite. It can get crowded during peak hours, but overall, it’s a great hub for exploring the city and beyond.

If only terrible trains and train stations in Germany operated as efficiently and punctually as they do here or in Japan… Busan Station is the main train station in Busan, South Korea, located in the Choryang-dong area of Dong-gu. It is a major transportation hub in the city, serving high-speed KTX, SRT, and regular Korail trains. The station provides convenient access to other parts of South Korea, including Seoul, which is about a 2.5 to 3-hour ride by KTX. The station is centrally located and easily accessible via Busan Metro Line 1, as well as by buses and taxis. There are various facilities at the station, including restrooms, waiting areas, convenience stores, restaurants, cafes, and ticket counters. Luggage storage is available for travelers who need to leave their bags for a few hours. There is also a tourist information center where visitors can get advice or directions. For those traveling during peak times or holidays, it is advisable to book tickets in advance, as trains can get fully booked. The station also has signs in both Korean and English, making it easier for international travelers to navigate. Nearby attractions include Yongdusan Park and Jagalchi Fish Market, both of which are a short ride away from the station.

The Busan Station was 2 bus stop away from our Hotel (City Hotel) and we walked over from Hotel to the Train Station. We pre-booked the ticket online before our trip(from Busan Station to Yeongdeungpo Station via KTX) and printed it out as seen some articles mentioned we need to show them the ticket upon entering, however, we were actually quite confused as nobody check our ticket the whole journey! The station signage were very clear, a lot of people and the KTX we took was on time! Very good experience 👍

I really like traveling in Korea. It's very convenient, especially traveling with KTX. You can go to every province in Korea within a few hours. And here is Busan, which I really like because the sea, mountain , and cafe have many beautiful travel tourists like to come and visit. This is the number 1 thing I like the most in Korea. It is a city that I recommend you to visit. And I come to visit every month because I really like it. It was the city of my dreams when I was a child.🫠😄📸👏🇰🇷🍰🌅

Busan Station serves as the final stop for the KTX high-speed rail, seamlessly linked to the subway through a modern underground passage. Navigating the station is a breeze, thanks to its cleanliness and user-friendly layout. Additionally, a variety of restaurants and multiple convenience stores cater to passengers' needs.

As the day arrives for our departure from Busan, we reflect on the wonderful experiences amidst the less enjoyable long bus rides and metro commutes. Although there are still many places left unexplored, it only sets the stage for a future return. Our journey to Seoul via the punctual bullet train at 1:30 pm marks the beginning of our transition. Additionally, I acquired a box of Busan Starlight Sand cookies, a delightful memento for myself.