Three exotic train travel experiences in South Korea.

Traveling by train is gaining popularity here in South Korea.
One of Korea's largest travel agency, Webtour recommend three exotic train travel experiences.

Railbike in South Korea is a popular Korean fun activity for whole family and now it’s becoming tourist attraction also. the best activities that you can exercise your legs and sightseeing the beautiful of nature surrounded you and it’s won’t be bored at all, you can do in different season and the most beautiful time is Spring from March-May and Fall from September-November when the weather is not too hot nor cold.

The popular Railbike locations include Gangchon railbike park near Nami Island, Seomjingang river railbike and Yeosu ocean railbike which runs the nation's coastline along the railbike trail, etc.

Tour programs such as Hyangilam Sunrise for two days without sleeping tour on Mugunghwa Train and Yeosu+Suncheon one night two days tour on KTX offers visitors a opportunity to visit nearby tourist spot, eat at famous local restaurant and ride railbike at the same time.

 Korea offers plenty of breathtaking scenery, though some of the region is less accessible than major cities due to its rugged geography.

In 2013, Korea Railroad Corporation (Korail) introduced special railroads V-train to cater for tourists and locals to enjoy the spectacular views of mountains, cliffs and valleys along the ride.

The mountain train, named V-train, takes a round trip down Baekdudaegan, a mountain range which runs most of the length of the Korean Peninsula, from Baekdusan in the north to Jirisan in the south. The train runs through Buncheon Station in Gyeongsangbuk-do and Cheolam Station in Gangwon-do.  The character “V” in V-train stems from the V-shaped gorge and the word “Valley.” V-train travels 27.7 kilometers back and forth from Bunchen Station to Chulam Station (Gangwon-do). This 70-minute round trip will be available three times a day.

The train also offers observatory rooms for comfortable sightseeing in the rear car. From Buncheon Station to Seokpo Station, the train will slow to 30 kilometers per hour, so passengers can enjoy the entrancing landscape presented by the valley of Bonghwa, Gyeongsangbuk-do.

Korea’s eastern coastline is known for having some of the most scenic rocky cliffs and ocean views in the nation.

The Donghae Sea Train is a tourist train, traveling over 58km, connecting Jeongdongjin, Donghae, and Samcheok.
Running along the beautiful East Coast, every seat is tailored to see the ocean and windows are larger than those of regular trains for visitors to overlook the majestic waves, elegant beaches, and the emerald-blue ocean.
Revamping three passenger cars, the Sea Train boasts a unique façade, seamlessly intermingling with the surrounding coast.

The Sea Train offers a unique opportunity for visitors to enjoy the blue ocean on the East Coast and its vibrant vibes changing every season. Each stopping station is also unique in its own way, adding to the pleasure of the tour.