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A Day Trip on the Gyeongui Line: Explore Yangju

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Did you know? The Gyeongui Line has resumed passenger service after 21 years!

In January 2025, the Gyeongui Line started running again between Daegok and Uijeongbu.

From the scenery of old small stations to cultural and artistic spaces in Yangju, you can explore a variety of attractions along this route.

Today, I will introduce a day trip itinerary in Yangju using the Gyeongui Line.

Day Trip Course on the Gyeongui Line

Ilyeong Station (Railway Mini Museum) → Yangju City Museum of Art → Cheongam Folk Museum → Whiwoo Coffee

Total Duration: About 5 to 6 hours

Total Cost: 20,000 KRW per adult

(Gyeongui Line One-Day Pass 4,000 KRW + Yangju City Museum of Art 5,000 KRW + Cheongam Folk Museum 5,000 KRW + Whiwoo Coffee 6,000 KRW)

The Gyeongui Line runs between Daegok Station and Uijeongbu Station (Daegok → Wonreung → Ilyeong → Jangheung → Songchu → Uijeongbu).

Operating Frequency: 18 round trips on weekdays / 20 round trips on weekends and holidays

Travel Time: Approximately 50 minutes to 1 hour for the entire route

Fare: 2,600 KRW one way (4,000 KRW with the One-Day Pass)

In 2004, the Gyeongui Line ceased operations, but after 21 years, it has resumed passenger service.

The train passes through a total of six stations: Daegok, Wonreung, Ilyeong, Jangheung, Songchu, and Uijeongbu.

As you travel out of the city, you will enjoy the serene atmosphere of the mountains and the charm of old small stations, offering a different vibe compared to the usual metropolitan subway experience.

One-Day Pass: The Gyeongui One-Day Pass allows unlimited travel from Daegok Station to Uijeongbu Station for 4,000 KRW.

Note that this is a standing-only pass, so be sure to carry your ID when using it.

Here are some tips for your trip:

1. Ilyeong Mini Railway Museum

Location: 25, Ilyeong-ro 647beon-gil, Jangheung-myeon, Yangju-si

Operating Hours: Open when using Ilyeong Station

Admission Fee: Free

Parking: Available (Free)

2. Yangju City Museum of Art

Location: 193, Gwon-yul-ro, Jangheung-myeon, Yangju-si

Operating Hours: Tue-Sun 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Closed on Mondays and holidays)

Admission Fee: 5,000 KRW for adults, 1,000 KRW for youth and military personnel, 1,000 KRW for children

Parking: Public parking available (Free for museum visitors)

3. Cheongam Folk Museum

Location: 83-5, Gwon-yul-ro, Jangheung-myeon, Yangju-si

Operating Hours: Tue-Sun 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Closed on Mondays)

Admission Fee: 5,000 KRW for adults, 3,000 KRW for children

Parking: Available (Free)

4. Whiwoo Coffee

Location: 133-30, Seonyu-gil, Deogyang-gu, Goyang-si

Operating Hours: Tue-Sun 10:30 AM - 8:30 PM (Last order at 8:00 PM, closed on Mondays)

Price: Coffee ranges from 6,000 to 8,000 KRW

Parking: Available (Free)

Whiwoo Coffee is located right next to the railway, making it a perfect spot to enjoy a cup of coffee while watching the Gyeongui Line trains pass by.

What do you think about taking a day trip to Yangju this weekend? From old small stations to art galleries, museums, and cafes by the railway, every moment of your journey will feel like an adventure!

Experience the unique charm of the Gyeongui Line!

Here are some images from the trip:

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