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Seoul's public transportation system is a marvel of engineering. It is clean, cheap, on time, and covers every inch of the city. But to use it like a local (and save money), you need to understand the "Hwanseung" (Transfer) system.
Stop taking taxis. Here is how to navigate Seoul like a pro.
The journey from Seoul to Busan covers about 325 kilometers (200 miles) diagonally across the peninsula. It is the "Golden Route" of Korean travel. Almost every tourist will make this trip, and you have four distinct ways to do it.
Do you want to get there fast? Cheap? Or in luxury? Let's break it down.
In 2024, Korea's public transport payment landscape got complicated. What used to be just "T-Money for everyone" has now split into three major competitors: The resident-focused K-Pass, the Seoul-resident favorite Climate Card, and the classic T-Money.
Which one should you buy? Here is the definitive breakdown for 2025.
In Seoul, you don't need a reservation to eat like a king. You just need 5,000 won and a pair of comfortable shoes. The streets of Myeongdong and the aisles of Gwangjang Market are the world's greatest open-air kitchens.
Here is the ultimate checklist of 15 street foods you must try, ranging from timeless classics to the latest TikTok trends.
