Busan Subway Map vs RailAngyer

Busan Metro Korea is a complete travel and subway guide for Busan, built for visitors who want to move around the city faster, smarter and with less stress. Plan metro trips, open detailed network maps, find the nearest station, check essential transport information, and explore practical travel tools for hotels, tours, airport transfers, mobile data, car rental, safety, food, shopping, banks, emergency help, tax free shopping and more. Whether you are landing at Gimhae International Airport, staying near Haeundae Beach, exploring Seomyeon, visiting Jagalchi Market, moving through Busan Station, or planning a coastal day trip, this app brings the most useful Busan travel essentials into one clean place. MAIN FEATURES Busan Metro Map View the Busan metro and rail network in a clear, mobile-friendly format. Use the map to understand lines, transfer points, airport rail access, Donghae Line connections and major city areas. Online Map Open an interactive map experience with Busan metro lines, station points and navigation tools. Use it to explore the network visually and understand where you are in relation to nearby stations. Route Planner Plan routes between Busan metro stations with a modern offline planner. The app uses route logic designed for practical metro travel, including transfers and walking connections where useful. Nearest Station Use your location to appear on the map and find the closest metro station. Helpful when you are in a new district, near the beach, at a market, or walking around the city. Travel Guide Explore a metro-based Busan guide with useful station anchors for beaches, markets, shopping, culture, food, transport hubs, airport links and popular visitor areas. Important Information Quick access to the practical screens travelers need most: guide, travel shop, support project, food, shopping, transport hub, travel hub, prices, banks, emergency, laws and tax. Travel Essentials Find useful travel services and planning tools in one place: - Best tours - Travel insurance - Car rental - Book hotels - Airport and tickets - Mobile data and eSIM Airport & Tickets Get compact airport guidance for Gimhae International Airport, including how to reach and leave the airport, public transport options, airport rail access and flight ticket links. Transport Hub Understand Busan’s major transport options, including metro, rail, train stations, airport connections, central bus terminal information, taxis, ride options, rentals and shared mobility. Travel Hub A modern travel planning section for hotels, flights, tours, car rental, mobile data and travel insurance. Designed to help you compare useful travel options before or during your trip. Book Hotels Find hotel booking access plus helpful Busan hotel price season guidance by month. Useful for understanding when demand may be lower, higher or at peak levels. Car Rental Open car rental options and review compact price-season guidance for Busan day trips, airport pickup, beach travel and flexible coastal routes. Tours & Tickets Explore Busan tours, tickets and experiences. Browse categories such as top Busan tours, day trips, food and markets, culture and history, coastal highlights and more. Mobile Data & eSIM Compare mobile data and eSIM options for travelers who need internet access while visiting Korea. Korea Safety View a travel safety screen with country-level safety guidance, emergency awareness, metro hub tips, coastal reminders and a direct path to travel insurance information. Emergency Access important emergency information, safety reminders and useful travel insurance links for unexpected situations. Prices Review practical Busan transport price information, including metro fares, bus fares, airport rail basics and USD estimates for easier traveler understanding. MULTI-LANGUAGE SUPPORT The app supports multiple languages for international visitors, including English, Russian, Ukrainian, Korean, Turkish, German, French, Spanish and Arabic.

Roll the dice and walk as many stations as it shows. At each stop, a mission written by your friends is waiting. RailAngyer is a walking board game played on real railway stations. You never ride the train. You look at the map, walk to the next station, do the mission when you arrive, and roll again. That is the whole game. ■ The dice decide where you go You do not choose. The die decides how many stations ahead you are heading, and you walk through every station on the way, one at a time. ■ Your friends write the missions "Photograph the station sign." "Eat standing-room soba." Everyone writes a mission for each station, and one is drawn when you arrive. You can keep them hidden until the day, or show them to each other in advance. ■ Your route stays on the map The path you walked becomes a line, coloured every 50 m by how fast you were going. Later you can see where you wandered off and where the hill slowed you down. ■ Make a plan and invite people Decide the time, the meeting place and the stretch to walk, then share it. Anyone who opens the link joins the room straight away. ■ It keeps working out of signal Records stay on your phone and are shared once the signal returns. In underground stations you can mark your arrival by hand. ■ Courses Sapporo Subway (Namboku, Tozai, Toho), Sapporo Streetcar, the Yamanote Line, the Hankyu Kyoto Line and the Osaka Loop Line. Overseas: Berlin Ringbahn, London Circle line, Moscow Koltsevaya and Bolshaya lines, Beijing Subway Line 10, New York 7 train and the Los Angeles E Line. 14 courses, 341 stations. Loop courses can be walked all the way round, in either direction. -- This game is played by walking real streets. Please do not look at your phone while walking, and take care in traffic. Station positions come from public data and are approximate. Distances and times are estimates.