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Transportation Transportation Transportation From Incheon Int’l Airport to Daejeon By Airport Step 1. Limousine Bus After collecting your luggage, make an exit from Gate # 9D. Check the bus time table at the following link http://www.airport.kr/pa/en/d/3/1/1/index.jsp-> Bus Routes -> Destination: Daejeon Step 2. Cross the road and find the bus ticket stall. Purchase a ticket for the Daejeon Government Complex (Jeong-boo Cheong-sa). (Fare: KRW 23,100 / Night Fare: KRW 25,400) Step 3. Go to Bus Stop 9D and get on the bus. Step 4. Get off the bus at the Government Complex bus stop. -It takes about 3 hours and 20 minutes from Incheon International Airport to the Daejeon Government Complex. Step 5. Take a taxi from the stop to the KAIST Main Campus. It will cost about KRW 5,000. Please show the following phrase to the taxi driver if necessary. “카이스트(구성동 캠퍼스)로 가주세요.” (Please take me to the KAIST Main Campus.) 1 Transportation From Incheon Int’l Airport to Daejeon By Train To take an express train (KTX) to Daejeon, you must first go to Seoul Station from Incheon Airport by taking the Airport Railroad (KTX) Express (AREX). Step 1. After collecting your luggage, go to Floor B1 of the airport. Follow the “Airport Railroad” signs to arrive at the train station. Step 2. Purchase a ticket for Seoul Station. Tickets can be purchased at the Information Center. Fare: All-Stop Train - KRW 4,250 / Express Train - KRW 8,000 Step 3. Once at Seoul Station, purchase a KTX ticket bound for Daejeon. Fare: KRW 23,400 Step 4. At Daejeon Station, take a taxi to KAIST main campus. Fare: about KRW 10,000. Please show this phrase to the taxi driver if necessary. “카이스트(구성동 캠퍼스)로 가주세요.” (Please take me to the KAIST Main Campus.) *Train reservation: http://www.letskorail.com/ebizbf/EbizbfForeign_pr16100.do?gubu n=1 -> Rail Tickets -> Destination: Daejeon 2 Transportation From Gimpo Int’l Airport to Daejeon Airport Step 1. After collecting your luggage, make an exit at Gate 2, 11-1. Limousine Bus Step 2. Take an Airport Limousine Bus (Fare: KRW 14,300) bound for the Daejeon Government Complex. Bus Time Table 07:30 11:00 12:00 14:00 15:00 17:00 18:50 20:30 Step 3. Get off at the Government Complex bus stop (‘Jeong-boo Cheong- sa’ in Korean). Step 4. Please take a taxi from the stop to KAIST Daejeon main campus. Fair: about KRW 5,000 Please show this phrase to the taxi driver if necessary. “카이스트(구성동 캠퍼스)로 가주세요.” (Please take me to the KAIST Main Campus.) 3 Transportation From Gimpo Int’l Airport to Daejeon By Train (KTX) To take an express train (KTX) to Daejeon, you must first go to Seoul Station from Gimpo Airport by taking the Airport Railroad Express (AREX). Step 1. After collecting your luggage, go to floor B1 of the airport. Step 2. Take an Airport Railroad Express (AREX) to Seoul Station Fare: All-Stop Train - KRW 4,250 / Express Train - KRW 8,000 Step 3. Once at Seoul Station, purchase a KTX ticket bound for Daejeon. Fare: KRW 23,400 Step 4. At Daejeon Station, take a taxi to the KAIST main campus. Fare: about KRW 10,000. Please show this phrase to the taxi driver if necessary. “카이스트(구성동 캠퍼스)로 가주세요.” (Please take me to the KAIST Main Campus.) *Train reservation: http://www.letskorail.com/ebizbf/EbizbfForeign_pr16100.do?gubu n=1 -> Rail Tickets -> Destination: Daejeon 4 .
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