Anyang Train Tickets

Inbound trains reach Anyang at Anyang Station on the Gyeongbu Line. Korail services from Seoul Station arrive in around 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the stopping pattern. Trains from Suwon reach Anyang in about 15 minutes. Southbound corridor services from Cheonan arrive in roughly 55 minutes to 1h10m, while trains from Daejeon usually take around 1h45m to 2h when a direct conventional service is available. Some longer-distance passengers arriving from Daegu or Busan connect through larger hubs such as Daejeon, Gwangmyeong, or Seoul before continuing to Anyang by Korail service.

Anyang sits on the Gyeongbu Line south of Seoul, making it a practical rail stop between the capital area and central South Korea. The city has one main intercity rail station, Anyang Station, and Korail is the primary national operator serving passenger trains to Anyang. Its rail role is local and regional rather than high-speed, with larger KTX services using nearby hubs such as Seoul Station and Gwangmyeong Station. Trains from Anyang include Korail ITX-Saemaeul and Mugunghwa services on selected Gyeongbu Line departures. Anyang Station is the main train station for reserved intercity services, while high-speed train connections normally require a transfer to Gwangmyeong or Seoul. Travelers booking Anyang train tickets should check the operating train type carefully, because not every long-distance service on the Gyeongbu corridor stops at Anyang. Rail routes from Anyang run north toward Seoul and the national rail network, south toward Suwon, Cheonan, and Daejeon, and onward along the Gyeongbu corridor toward Daegu and Busan where direct or transfer services are available. Book trains from and to Anyang online at Rail Monsters.