There are many ways to navigate through the Korean Peninsula and reach South Korea. They are as follows:

The most favoured and convenient way for international tourists to visit South Korea is via international flights. All major airlines offer flights to this region and the Seoul Incheon Airport sees the most international travellers all year round. If you are an Indian citizen, who’s craving to visit South Korea, then you can prefer booking Air India, Malaysia Airlines, Vietjet Air, Asiana Airlines, Thai Airways or Singapore Airlines flights.

However, if you are already in South Korea you can use domestic flights to get around.

Entering South Korea by land is a viable option if you reside in the neighbouring countries of Japan, North Korea or China. You can:

• Drive down yourself.
• Take a rental car.
• Use shuttle services
• Take buses.

However, if you stay near a DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) between South and North Korea you cannot use overland means of transport to enter. You can either take a detour through China and come back in by road or take a ferry or aeroplane from the DMZ.

• Neighbouring countries like Japan and China offer international ferries which can take you to South Korea. Popular port cities with ferries leaving for South Korea are Fukuaka and Busan in Japan or Dalian and Tianjin in China. .
• Cruise ships are also a viable option and can get you to coastal cities like Incheon, Jeju Island or Busan.

How to Commute while in South Korea?

When you are in South Korea, it is best to make use of the many means of transportation to make your life easier. Your options are as follows: :

• Taxis: They are the most popular mode of transport for foreigners as they are hassle free and easily obtainable.
• Rental cars: Rental car services are very popular with people who want to drive themselves and experience a customised trip.
• Rental bicycles : Bicycles can be rented via apps and from stores. They are a great way to explore the major cities and all of them are bike-friendly.
• Public buses: Public buses are a great way to interact with the locals and also save a ton of money while travelling from point A to B.
• Subway : The subway system is a viable option in major cities like Seoul. It is clean, safe, fast and cost-effective.
• KTX and Korail : The KTX and Korail railroad networks connect all major cities and have fast trains that save time.