Train Type: Nuriro

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The Nuriro, or Nooriro (Korean: 누리로), is one of the quasi-high-speed rail trains of the Korea Railway Corporation. It began operations on the Gyeongbu Line and the Long Line on June 1, 2009, and began on March 31, 2010. Chungbuk Line operates. After the electrification of the long line on December 15, 2008, the southernmost end of the Metro Line 1 of the Metropolitan Area extended to Xinchang Station. On June 1, 2009, the Korea Railway Corporation began to replace the Infinity Train with the Nuriro train on the Seoul-Xinchang section of the Metro Line 1 of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area. On March 31, 2010, the Seoul-Jichuan section was opened, and the original Infinity Train replaced the Xincun Line in 2015. In addition, before the emergence of ITX-Youth, the Nuririo train was once operated on the Beijing-Spring line from December 25, 2010 to February 28, 2012. The train is currently operating on the following railway lines:

Gyeongbu Line, Long Line: Seoul to Xinchang Gyeongbu Line, Chungbuk Line: Seoul to Jecheon Gyeongbu Line, Chungbuk Line: Daejeon to Jecheon Gyeongbu Line, Hunan Line, Gwangju Line: Longshan to Gwangju


1st Class

Facilities in the coach
  • Disabled facilities

2nd Class

Facilities in the coach
  • Disabled facilities

Ultimate Guide to Korean Railway

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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 Dongh...


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