KTX Train Timetable
Everything you need to decide where and when to travel by KTX in Korea. We sort out which departure station to use when one city has several - Seoul, Yongsan, Cheongnyangni - and, station by station along the Gyeongbu, Honam, Jeolla, Gangneung, Jungang and Donghae lines, what each stop is like, how transfers work, and what parking, luggage storage and other facilities there are.
Fares are checked against Korail's official notices: the standard adult fare, discounts for children, seniors and young adults, and how first class differs. We also cover booking, changing and refunding tickets on the website, in the Korail+ app or at the station counter, including cancellation fees. Each guide states the date it was checked and points you back to Korail for numbers that can change.
The "Find KTX train times" tool on this page lists that day's KTX trains in time order once you pick a departure station, an arrival station and a date. Timetables come from MOLIT's TAGO train information on the Korea Public Data Portal; check fares and seat availability with Korail. Since the high-speed rail merger on September 1, 2026, trains from Suseo station (formerly SRT) also run as KTX.
A 3D route map of the KTX network drawn on a board shaped like South Korea. When you search, a train runs from the departure station to the arrival station, and the same trains are listed in the timetable below.
Find KTX train times
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Timetable
Timetable and fares: MOLIT TAGO train information (Korea Public Data Portal) ·
Fares are for one adult in standard class, from the public data. Check Korail for the amount you actually pay, discounts, first-class fares and seat availability. Since the high-speed rail merger on September 1, 2026, trains from Suseo and Dongtan (formerly SRT) also run as KTX. Pyeongtaek-Jije is not in the public data's station list, so it cannot be picked here; for that station or any train missing here, check the Korail+ app or the Korail website.
