KORAIL
National🇰🇷 South Korea
Korea Railroad Corporation (KORAIL) is the national railway operator of South Korea. It operates KTX high-speed services, ITX-Saemaeul intercity, and Mugunghwa regional trains connecting Seoul to all major Korean cities.
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Overview
Reaching its present form in 1963, KORAIL is the national railway of South Korea. It runs high-speed, intercity, and regional services across a compact but heavily used network, with its fastest trains reaching 305 km/h. KORAIL operates the principal high-speed brand linking Seoul with the major southern cities, a corridor carrying an exceptionally high volume of intercity travel in one of the world's most densely populated countries.
KTX
ITX
Mugunghwa
Operator Details
| Full Name | KORAIL |
| Short Name | KORAIL |
| Type | National |
| Country | 🇰🇷 South Korea |
| Founded | 1963 |
| Max Speed | 305 km/h |
| Stations Served | 0 |
Services
High Speed
Intercity
Regional
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Frequently Asked Questions
Korail is a railway operator that provides passenger train services. The company operates various types of rail services connecting cities and regions within its network.
Korail operates multiple rail routes connecting major cities and towns. You can explore the full list of routes served by Korail on the operator detail page, including popular destinations and connection information.
Korail uses a range of train types depending on the route and service class. These may include high-speed, intercity, regional, and commuter trains. Check the operator page for specific service types offered by Korail.
Tickets for Korail can typically be purchased through the operator's official website, at station ticket offices, or via third-party booking platforms. Early booking often provides the best fares and seat availability.
Data last updated: 2026-02-27