Busan to Daegu High-Speed Train
Taking a train is the fastest and often the cheapest option you can find for Busan to Daegu trips. It is easy to plan the journey and book the tickets, as Korail and KTX trains run from Busan daily (usually 17). The train trip between these Korean cities takes around 40 minutes, carriers offer Economy Class seats and Business Class seats for your convenience. You can buy your train tickets online, or at the train station.
Departures per day
17 departures
Longest Travel Time
38 minutes
Distance
Ticket price starts from:
25$
Busan to Seoul Train Schedule
About Busan to Daegu Route & Map Busan to Daegu train line is one of the most popular ways for travelers and locals alike to travel up-and-down South Korea. So if you need a mode of transportation from either city or vice versa, just book the tickets online and enjoy your trip. And here you can check the route and map, and choose the station you need. The Busan-Daegu train route is an essential transportation link connecting Busan, South Korea's second-largest city and major port, with Daegu, a bustling city in the country's southeast. Covering a distance of approximately 200 kilometers (about 124 miles) through diverse landscapes and urban centers, this route offers travelers a convenient and efficient mode of transportation between these two significant urban hubs. |
KTX Train Lines Map
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Stations Servicing Busan - Daegu Trains
Arriving at
*The exact departure and arrival station information will be shown on your ticket.
F.A.Q.
The ticket price starts from 25$, but the price tends to vary due to such factors as the seat class, the purchase date, and booking.
The shortest travel time is 38 m, but it also depends on the day (weekend or regular day).
The Korea high-speed rail has 4 major lines. All lines begin in the capital city, Seoul. The KTX Gyeongbu Line from northwest to southeast Korea includes such cities like Busan, Ulsan, Daejeon, Suwon, among others. The KTX Gyeongjeon Line has a similar route as the previously mentioned one and stretches to towns, including Changwon. The KTX Honam Line travels mostly along the west coast of the country from north to south from Seoul to Makpo. The fourth line, KTX Jeolla Line, is used for linking Seoul with southern destinations like Suncheon.
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