Sea Train (Korail)

The Sea Train is a tourist train operated by Korail, the national railway operator of South Korea. It runs along the eastern coast of the country, offering passengers scenic views of the East Sea (also known as the Sea of Japan). The train's route primarily follows sections of the Yeongdong Line, adapted to maximize coastal exposure.

The Sea Train is specifically designed for sightseeing, featuring large windows, comfortable seating arranged to face the ocean, and observation decks. It typically makes multiple stops at popular coastal attractions and scenic spots along its route, allowing passengers to disembark and explore.

The train aims to provide a unique and relaxing travel experience, contrasting with the faster, more utilitarian KTX high-speed rail service. It often incorporates themed carriages or special events to enhance the onboard atmosphere. Tickets are typically purchased in advance and may be subject to higher fares compared to standard Korail services due to the specialized nature of the tour. The operating schedule of the Sea Train may vary depending on the season and demand.