SRT Reservation Service

Korea is a small country so it only takes about 5 hours to get from Seoul to Busan, which is on the opposite side of the Korean peninsula. However, you can get to Busan in only 2 hours and 30 minutes if you take the SRT. Get to Busan, Daegu, Gyeongju, and other cities on a clean, fast-speed train. Reserve your tickets here on Creatrip!

SRT Reservation Service

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Time Table and Price

[Suseo Station <-> Busan Station]

Duration: Approx. 2 hours 30 minutes (depends on train type)

Price (one-way): Adults (above 13) 57,000 KRW, Children (6-12) 29,000 KRW

[Suseo Station <-> Seo(West) Daegu Station]

Duration: Approx. 1 hour 30 minutes (depends on train type)

Price (one-way): Adults (above 13) 40,000 KRW, Children (6~12) 20,000 KRW

[Suseo Station <-> Sin Gyeongju Station]

Duration: Approx. 2 hours (depends on train type)

Price (one-way): Adults (above 13) 47,000 KRW, Children (6~12) 23,000 KRW

Things to Keep In Mind

Please reserve at least 2 days before departure.

Depending on the train type, the train might stop at a train station. Please look out for which train station you have to disembark.

You can only reserve tickets that are one month from the current date.

Cancellations and refunds are possible up to 3 days before departure. Please request cancellations and refunds at help@creatrip.com.

Tickets are in high demand on Korean holidays like Seolnal and Chuseok. If tickets are not available, you will get a 100% refund.

The prices above have Creatrip booking service fees included.

If the SRT train attendant asks to see a copy of your ticket, show them the voucher on the My reservation page. Use the free wifi "SRT-free" on the train to retrieve the voucher.

Seats cannot be chosen when making reservations but adjacent seats are normally assigned to people in the same group.

Children aged between 6 and 12 can reserve tickets for 50% off of adult tickets.

Children under 5 years of age can board for free with their guardians. However, an extra seat will not be provided.

Food and drink consumption is prohibited on the train to avoid the spread of COVID19.

The boarding gate will appear on the screen 15 minutes before departure. Please check if it is the correct train by looking at the departure and arrival times.

If you are accompanied by a wheelchair or stroller, please let Creatrip know beforehand at help@creatrip.com.

How to Reserve

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You can get to Korea's major cities in 1 - 2.5 hours with the SRT. Let's take a look at what each city is famous for.

Busan

Busan is Korea's second-largest city and is often visited for tourism purposes. It's a coastal city so there are several beautiful beaches and the night view is amazing because of its tall buildings. It may be on the other side of the country, but the visit is worth it and it only takes 2.5 hours to get there on the SRT.

Haeundae Beach is the most popular beach in Busan. It is where Koreans visit when they want to enjoy summer to the fullest. The beaches are long and the food is great, what's not to love?

The temple in the picture above is called Haedong Yonggungsa. It is located on a cliff which makes it unique from all the other temples in Korea. The view from the temple is immaculate and definitely worth the visit. Breathe in the fresh ocean air and heal your soul at this temple.

Daegu

There are tons of places to visit near Seo Daegu Station, all worth a visit!

The 83 Tower and E-World are the most popular tourist attractions in Daegu. They often hold festivals like the lantern flying festival. The lanterns floating up into the sky look like a scene from a movie. It's a special moment that is worth sharing with special people like friends, family, or lovers.

Daegu's Seomun Market was open since the Joseon Dynasty. Talk about a long history! The market has all sorts of street food snacks and fresh produce. It'd be fun to visit to grab something to eat and look at what types of groceries Koreans get.

Gyeongju

Gyeongju in itself is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The city is full of historic sites and artifacts because it was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Shilla. Everywhere you go has significance in Korea's history.

Gyeongju's Kyochon Hanok Village is where original hanoks still remain. A lot of the stories mentioned in the Memorabilia of the Three Kingdoms originate in this village. Nearby is the Cheomseongdae, the oldest surviving astronomical structure in Asia, and other historic sites. If you're interested in Korean history, Gyeongju is a must-visit city.

These may look like small hills, but they are actually ancient tombs. Under these tombs, Korean royals were buried during Shilla Kingdom rule. The park surrounding these 'neungs' are great for leisurely strolls and you will be shocked at how big these tombs actually are in person.

Bulguksa is another UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Gyeongju. The temple itself is huge and is especially visited in the Fall when the scenery is on another level. Take the SRT and visit Gyeongju for a day or two. You won't regret it!

SRT Reservation Service

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We hope that you can enjoy a day visiting one of the cities above, getting there riding the SRT! If you have any questions or concerns, please leave a comment below or send us an email at help@creatrip.com! You can follow us on Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook to stay updated on all things Korea!