Taebaek

It is a train station on the Taebaek Line, between Chujeon Station and Mungok Station. On December 10, 1962, it started business in the Hwangji area. In 1984, it was renamed Taebaek Station. Gangwon at the time of opening It was the only means of transportation for residents in the southern region, It has been used as a major means of transportation, but the coal industry Due to the rationalization, the current This station serves as a means of transportation for tourists. Mugunghwa Lake runs, and passengers, cargo, and ticket sales In charge of work. [Naver Knowledge Encyclopedia] Taebaek Station 太白驛, Rehearsing in front of Taebaek Station It contains the image of Yongshin-gut, the Nakdong River originating agent. Departing from here and going on a long journey to Hwangji Lake

Beautiful town, beautiful nature

Taebaek Station is very helpful to other students who come to Taebaek. I am one of my favorite foreigners. The convenience store had a storyway inside the station, but it was always closed because of poor sales. I'm not going to deal with this because I only know insiders. First of all, there is a downhill road where you can drag a wheelchair and an elevator to the 2nd floor. The convenience store is opposite the station, but the pedestrian crossing is far, so you have to go back.

If you come from Seoul, there are two ways to come by KTX via Gangneung, or from Cheongnyangni Station by Mugungha. Both are around 4 hours. There is a bus terminal in front of the station. In this bus terminal, bus stops of local bus and express bus (intercity bus) coexist. (Inside) Buses are faster and more convenient because you can come by bus from Higashi Seoul and there are many. Taxis are always standing by in front of the station and the bus terminal. There are more frequent buses at Taishakusan and Ryobi Station (Itetsuiwa Station). 20 minutes by taxi to High One Chew Chew Park about 15,000 won

Way to taebaek mountain Ramen is a snack shop in front of Taebaek station.