General Train Gyeongbu Line (일반열차 경부선)

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The General Train Gyeongbu Line is the principal conventional corridor between Seoul Station (서울역) and Busan Station (부산역). Its current timetable serves major cities and intermediate regional communities with stopping patterns distinct from KTX.

General Train Gyeongbu Line belongs to the General Trains passenger timetable. This page uses the timetable effective September 1, 2026.

General Train Gyeongbu Line timetable — effective September 1, 2026

The scheduled train count refers to distinct train identities associated with this timetable Line, not physical trainsets. A train may be associated with more than one Line, so these train counts should not be added across Lines.

Measure Count
Associated scheduled train identities 78
Down-direction display positions 41
Distinct stations in the down-direction display 41

Service types

Trains and timetables — General Train Gyeongbu Line, effective September 1, 2026

Choose a weekday and direction to view the scheduled trains associated with this Line. Select a train number for its service information and complete stop-by-stop timetable.

Source timetable weekday Down services Down timetable Up services Up timetable Total operating services
Monday (MON) 38 Down timetable 38 Up timetable 76
Tuesday (TUE) 38 Down timetable 38 Up timetable 76
Wednesday (WED) 38 Down timetable 38 Up timetable 76
Thursday (THU) 38 Down timetable 38 Up timetable 76
Friday (FRI) 38 Down timetable 38 Up timetable 76
Saturday (SAT) 38 Down timetable 38 Up timetable 76
Sunday (SUN) 38 Down timetable 38 Up timetable 76

The weekday counts cover all associated operating services, not only those shown in the down-direction display. Weekdays follow the source timetable's operating-day labels; they are not station-level calendar-day departure counts.

Official timetable station list — down direction — General Train Gyeongbu Line, effective September 1, 2026

The stations below follow the down-direction display in the official timetable. This Line-level display should not be used as an individual train’s stopping pattern or as an exhaustive list of every stop made by all associated trains. ‘Down direction’ follows the timetable’s own convention and does not necessarily mean north to south.

  1. Seoul Station (서울역)
  2. Yeongdeungpo Station (영등포역)
  3. Anyang Station (안양역)
  4. Suwon Station (수원역)
  5. Osan Station (오산역)
  6. Seojeong-ri Station (서정리역)
  7. Pyeongtaek Station (평택역)
  8. Seonghwan Station (성환역)
  9. Cheonan Station (천안역)
  10. Jeonui Station (전의역)
  11. Jochiwon Station (조치원역)
  12. Bugang Station (부강역)
  13. Sintanjin Station (신탄진역)
  14. Daejeon Station (대전역)
  15. Okcheon Station (옥천역)
  16. Iwon Station (이원역)
  17. Jitan Station (지탄역)
  18. Simcheon Station (심천역)
  19. Gakgye Station (각계역)
  20. Yeongdong Station (영동역)
  21. Hwanggan Station (황간역)
  22. Chupungnyeong Station (추풍령역)
  23. Gimcheon Station (김천역)
  24. Gumi Station (구미역)
  25. Yangmok Station (약목역)
  26. Waegwan Station (왜관역)
  27. Sindong Station (신동역)
  28. Daegu Station (대구역)
  29. Dongdaegu Station (동대구역)
  30. Gyeongsan Station (경산역)
  31. Namseonghyeon Station (남성현역)
  32. Cheongdo Station (청도역)
  33. Sangdong Station (상동역)
  34. Miryang Station (밀양역)
  35. Samnangjin Station (삼랑진역)
  36. Wondong Station (원동역)
  37. Mulgeum Station (물금역)
  38. Hwamyeong Station (화명역)
  39. Gupo Station (구포역)
  40. Sasang Station (사상역)
  41. Busan Station (부산역)

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