South Korea transportation is as sophisticated and efficient as anywhere else in the world. The high speed rail system is a major technological advance and the highways, ferries, buses, and subways are all integrated into a highly functional system that connects the entire country. There are several train providers that regularly offer service to all of the most populated cities in the country. Major cities including Seoul, Busan, Incheon, and Daegu all have subway systems. Many of the cities that do not have subways provide South Korea bus service, both locally and express buses to other cities.
When traveling in South Korea bus transportation around the city is a great way to arrive where you need to go with as little hassle as possible. The same can be said for the underground trains in South Korea. The subway system and local buses provide vital services both to residents traveling back and forth from home to work and tourists looking to get around without having to go the South Korea car rental route. If you do however find that you prefer to have your own car while on vacation in South Korea, look to the airport rentals or ask at your hotel or place of lodging where to find a rental agency.
The South Korea transportation system is even more developed and high tech than much of that in the United States. The addition of the high speed trains in South Korea means an increased output in tourism revenues and ensures that travelers and locals alike can get around the country quickly and efficiently. The country already ranks in the top 30 of the most frequently visited by tourists, and with these particular trains and the size of the country itself, tourists are able to tour the whole country if they so desire. For residents of South Korea, traveling on business within the country is fairly straight foward due to the South Korea transportation system and high speed trains. They are so advanced and reach such accelerated speeds that they have become an attraction in and of themselves within South Korea. If you want to take a high speed train tour Korea is the definitely the place to do it.
The South Korea bus system and subway system are the two most vital cogs of the transportation wheel as it relates to innercity travel. With at least four population centers exceeding 2.5 million people, one of them being Seoul which ranks as the second largest metropolitan area in the world, it is necessary to have an efficient system of underground trains and buses. There are express subway trains (just like in New York City) if you are making a longer trip and the same applies for buses.
On your trip to South Korea you will experience the ease that comes with traveling within a country whose population is widely trained in English. This comes in handy when hailing cabs, and asking help with train routes and the like.
Thursday, 28 October 2010
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