About Korea & Life

Welcome to Korea & Life – a quiet corner of the internet where we share the everyday culture, habits, and charm of life in Korea.


This blog was created for curious minds around the world

who want to experience Korea beyond tourist guides and viral trends.

From cozy cafés and seasonal snacks to cultural habits and daily life,

we capture the little things that make Korea truly unique.


Here, you won’t find flashy headlines or sponsored content.

Just honest stories, warm visuals, and slow, thoughtful reflections.



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This blog is curated by a Korean culture enthusiast based in Icheon, South Korea.

For any inquiries or feedback, feel free to contact me at:

📧 korealife0129@gmail.com




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How to Use the KTX in Korea – A Simple Guide to Korea’s Fast and Comfortable Bullet Train

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  How to Use the KTX in Korea – A Simple Guide to Korea’s Fast and Comfortable Bullet Train --- What is the KTX? KTX stands for Korea Train Express, Korea’s high-speed train. It connects major cities like Seoul, Busan, Daejeon, and Gwangju quickly and comfortably.  If you're short on time or traveling between cities, KTX is the most efficient way to go. For example, Seoul to Busan takes just about 2.5 hours! --- 1. Where do I take the KTX? Main departure stations: Seoul Station (to Busan, Daejeon, Daegu, etc.) Yongsan Station (to Jeonju, Mokpo, etc.) Busan, Daejeon, Daegu, Gwangju-Songjeong for return trips Note: SRT trains depart from Suseo Station (separate system) --- 2. How do I buy tickets? Option 1 – App: Download Korail Talk app (English available) Choose date, station, seat → Pay with card No Korean phone number or ID needed Option 2 – In person: Use ticket counters or kiosks at any KTX station English option available Tickets can be purchased on the same day, even sho...
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How to Use the Airport Railroad (AREX) – Easy Guide for First-Time Travelers

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  How to Use the Airport Railroad (AREX) – Easy Guide for First-Time Travelers Just arrived at Incheon Airport? Want to go to Seoul fast and cheap? Take the Airport Railroad (AREX)! Here’s a very simple guide. Let’s go! --- Step 1: Find the AREX Sign After you arrive, look for blue signs that say “Airport Railroad” or “AREX” Go to the basement: Terminal 1: B1 floor Terminal 2: B3 floor --- Step 2: Choose Your Train There are 2 types of trains. ( 1) Express Train Goes direct to Seoul Station Takes 43 minutes Costs 9,500 won You get a reserved seat, and it's very quiet Buy a ticket at the machine or counter (2) All-stop Train Stops at many stations Takes about 60 minutes Costs 4,750 won Use a T-money card or buy a paper ticket Great for saving money! --- Step 3: Buy Your Ticket Use the ticket machine (English available) Or go to the ticket counter Pay with cash or card Already have a T-money card? You can skip this and go straight in! --- S tep 4: Go Through the Gate Tap your ticket ...
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How to Use the KTX in Korea – A Simple Guide to Korea’s Fast and Comfortable Bullet Train

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  How to Use the KTX in Korea – A Simple Guide to Korea’s Fast and Comfortable Bullet Train --- What is the KTX? KTX stands for Korea Train Express, Korea’s high-speed train. It connects major cities like Seoul, Busan, Daejeon, and Gwangju quickly and comfortably. For example, Seoul to Busan takes just about 2.5 hours! --- 1. Where do I take the KTX? Main departure stations: Seoul Station (to Busan, Daejeon, Daegu, etc.) Yongsan Station (to Jeonju, Mokpo, etc.) Busan, Daejeon, Daegu, Gwangju-Songjeong for return trips Note: SRT trains depart from Suseo Station (separate system) --- 2. How do I buy tickets? Option 1 – App: Download Korail Talk app (English available) Choose date, station, seat → Pay with card No Korean phone number or ID needed Option 2 – In person: Use ticket counters or kiosks at any KTX station English option available Tickets can be purchased on the same day, even shortly before departure --- 3. What types of seats are there? Economy (Standard Class): Most affor...
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