Gwangju Train Station is located in the center of Gwangju, South Korea, serving as a key transit point for travelers heading to and from the city. The station handles a significant volume of passengers daily, connecting Gwangju to various major cities via KTX high-speed rail, including Seoul, Busan, and Daejeon. This makes it a crucial link for both local commuters and tourists. The station was originally opened in 1912 and has undergone multiple renovations to improve facilities while maintaining its historical charm. Nearby attractions include the 5.4 km distance to the Gwangju Biennale Exhibition Hall, which takes roughly 15 minutes by taxi, and the May 18th National Cemetery located 6 km from the station, a 20-minute taxi ride away. For travelers with a layover, the Gwangju National Museum is approximately 4 km away, taking about 12 minutes by taxi.