[Free Train] Only 2 Runs! Eco Rail Tourist Train | Jeonju (Iksan), Taebaek 1 Day

• Eco Rail Tourist Train is an exclusive benefit available only to foreign customers, and is a free tourist train package that includes round-trip transportation. You can easily start your trip in Korea without complicated transportation reservations.
• General passengers do not board, as it operates as a tourist-only train, allowing you to travel in a pleasant environment without congestion, and since it is a route that goes directly to the destination, you can also save time.
• The train operates with Mugunghwa-ho class cars and is a specially configured train for tourism purposes. It provides stable and comfortable transportation, making it an optimized means of travel that allows you to experience everyday life in Korea.
• Without complicated transfers or language barriers, any foreign traveler can easily and efficiently enjoy Korea's major travel destinations. It's a convenient and smart way to travel in Korea, where everything from transportation to sightseeing is solved at once, without worrying about getting around.
• From Iksan Station to Jeonju Hanok Village, it takes about 40 minutes to get there, so you can start your trip to Jeonju comfortably without long-distance transfers or complicated travel!
  
  

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[Route 1] Seoul Station → Iksan Station → Jeonju Trip

• A representative travel destination where you can enjoy Korean tradition and gourmet cuisine at once
• Jeonju is an area where the KTX does not arrive directly, so this package consists of a route that goes from Seoul Station → Iksan Station, then transfers to Jeonju.
• Exclusive Benefit:
  • 1 chicken per 4 people + canned soft drink provided
• Things to enjoy in Jeonju:
  • Jeonju Hanok Village: Traditional hanok, hanbok experience, emotional photo spot, Gyeonggijeon
  • Gourmet Travel: Jeonju Choco Pie, Jeonju Bibimbap, Bean Sprout Soup Rice, Jeonju-style Korean Table d’hôte
  • Traditional·Culture Experience: Traditional crafts, traditional liquor experience, traditional market exploration, Daedunsan cable car snowy landscape experience
  • Cafe & Local Shop: Hanok-style Cafe, Local Specialty Shopping
• Transportation Information: Iksan Station → Jeonju (Use public transportation or taxi)

✨Recommended itinerary

* Train times may change depending on Korail’s operating conditions, and advance notice will be given in case of any changes.

📍Jeonju Hanok Village

Jeonju Hanok Village is the largest area in Korea concentrated with hanok houses, located in Jeonju, the birthplace of the Joseon Dynasty.
Thanks to preserving the life of hanok even amidst the flow of modernization, today more than 700 hanok remain intact right in the heart of the city.
This place, where tiled roofs and walls harmonize, is a symbolic space representing the traditional Korean landscape, where hanok continues as life rather than as an exhibition.

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(Source: Visit Jeonju)

📍Cheongyeonru·Namcheon Bridge

When you go up to Cheongyeonru, the walking path along Jeonjucheon and the old bridge unfold like a picture.
In the morning, the footsteps of citizens exercising, and at sunset, the strolls of families and couples come together, filling the hours of the day as if time flows slowly.
This place, slightly removed from the noise of the city, calms the mind with the sound of the river and is like a comma—a space where you can feel Jeonju’s unique sense of relaxation in the tranquil water’s light.

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(Source: Visit Jeonju)

📍Nambu Market·Youth Mall

Jeonju Nambu Market is Jeonju’s representative traditional market, opened in 1905.
A place where the lives of merchants and residents have accumulated over a long time, each alley is filled with friendly greetings and the lights of shops that complete the market’s day.
From dried seafood and vegetables to daily necessities and Jeonju specialties, a variety of goods are lined up, allowing you to naturally feel the daily life of Jeonju people and the rhythm of the market.

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(Source: Visit Jeonju)

[Line 2] Seoul Station → Taebaek Station Travel

• I recommend it to those who want to experience a relaxed and unique side of Korea outside the city center.
• We move to Taebaek, Gangwon-do, where you can experience both nature and retro vibes.
• Exclusive Benefit:
  • Board games and other spot events held, Korea Grand Sale merchandise prizes given to participating customers
• Things to enjoy in Taebaek:
  • Nature Travel: Taebaeksan National Park, Hwangji Pond
  • Healing Walk: Walking Courses with Different Charms in Each Season
  • Local cuisine: chicken kalguksu, potato ongsimi, wild vegetable dishes, Gangwon-do local food
  • Unique Experience: Taebaeksan Snow Flower Trekking, Tongri Tantan Park

✨Recommended itinerary

* Train times may change depending on Korail’s operating conditions, and advance notice will be provided in case of any changes.

📍Taebaeksan National Park

Taebaeksan National Park is a treasure trove of nature that stretches across several cities and counties, centered around Taebaeksan Mountain, which is located on the border between Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province and Gyeongsangbuk-do.
Gravel and sand are scattered on every peak, so from a distance it looks as if snow has piled up, which is how it got its name, and as a representative sacred mountain of the Baekdu Daegan, it has been loved for many years.

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(Source: Encyclopedia of Korean Culture)

📍Geomnyongso

At Geomnyongso, about 2,000 tons of groundwater gushes out each day through the limestone rocks, and the water temperature stays around 9℃ all year round, making it a very cold spring. This water flows down in a stepped waterfall over 20 meters high, and the rock below is deeply carved, so the waterway looks as if a dragon is twisting its body as it descends. Known as the source of the Han River, it is a great place to slowly look around while experiencing both nature and its stories.

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(Source: National Heritage Administration)