By plane
Incheon International is Koreaâs largest airport and is served by over 70 airlines. Itâs known as the gateway to Korea.
By bus
Red commuter buses run from the center of Seoul out to the suburbs. Other destinations can be reached by a large number of express buses that mainly run from Dong Seoul and Nambu bus terminals. From Incheon International Airport, airport limousine buses also run to many destinations in Gyeonggi.
By train
The Seoul subway system links to some of Gyeonggiâs towns, such as Incheon and Suwon, as well as areas like Goyang, Bundang, and Namyangju. The Gyeongchun mainland line runs from Seoul to eastern destinations such as Cheongpyeong and Gapyeong and is known as one of the countryâs most scenic rail routes. The Jungang line runs southeast from Seoul and stops at Yangpyeong station. Should the border re-open then the Donghae Bukbu line will once again connect Gyeonggi with North Korea.