ITX-Youth (Korean: ITX-청춘) is one of the electric trains of the Korea Railway Corporation. It started operations on the Tokyo Metropolitan Railway and the Beijing-Chuan Line on February 28, 2012, and then on May 1, 2017. Started operations on the Gyeongbu line. After the electrification of the Beijing-Spring Line in 2010, the Korea Railway Corporation plans to replace the Infinity Flower and the Nuriro on the Jingchun Line with new trains. Finally, after the train was shipped on September 25, 2011, it was decided to name ITX-Youth. The ITX Jingchun Line runs between Longshan Station and Chuncheon Station and is an urgent train. Passengers can board the bus at Longshan Station, Yushui Station, Shili Station and Qingliangli Station in Seoul. The stop station will vary according to the date and time period, and all ITX youth train train stops at Longshan Station, Qingliangli Station, Jiaping Station, Nanchunchuan Station and Chuncheon Station. Beginning in 2017, the ITX Youth Train from the Yongsan Station in Seoul to the Gyeongbu Line in Daejeon Station was officially opened. You can take a bus at Seoul's Longshan Station, Noryangjin Station and Xindolin Station. You can easily transfer to Metro Lines 1, 2 and 9. Although there is no difference in the stop site, the train schedules may be different on different dates, so be careful when riding. The ticket is divided into general ticket and station ticket.

1st Class

Facilities in the coach

2nd Class

Facilities in the coach

Ultimate Guide to Korean Railway

Ultimate Guide to Korea Railway

Trains are one of the best means of transportation when traveling between cities in Korea. South Korean trains are divided into three levels according to the speed of the train and the conveniences in the train: the first level is high-speed railway, including KTX and KTX-Shanchuan trains. The second level is electric EMU, including ITX Youth, ITX Xincun and Nuriro. The third level is diesel EMUs, including Infinity Flower, Xincun, diesel-electric commuter trains and sightseeing trains, and the prices are also different. The Gyeongbu Line and the Honam Line are the main hubs of Korean Railways. In addition, there are Jeolla Line and Gyeongjeon Line that connect Yeosu, Changwon and other regions, and Gyeongui Line, Gyeongchun Line, Jungang Line and Donghae...