Suwon Nammun Market Nearby Attraction : Hwaseong Train

Suwon Nammun Market Nearby Attraction : Hwaseong Train

It is a Hwaseong Train is a tourist train that circulates the main sightseeing spots of Suwon Hwaseong Fortress,

and it is popular because you can see the pride of Suwon at a glance. The traditional design made with the motif of the car and the king of the Joseon Dynasty attracts many attention.

It consists of the Hwaseong tourist point of Suwon Hwaseong, the traditional market, Yeonmudae, Hwahongmun, Jangan Park, Hwaseomun Paldalsan, and others.

The total number of vehicles in the Hwaseong Fortress is four, including one for power cars and three for passenger cars.

The driving speed is about 20 km/h, and the number of passengers is about 36 when operating one time. The service operates every 30 minutes.

Korean commentary is available during the operation of the Hwaseong Train. It is also an opportunity for families to have a chance to study history together with their children.

Foreign tourists can also listen to English, Chinese, and Japanese through an in-seater audio system. If you wish to listen to commentary, you must have a personal earphone.

Information Use

■ Address : 3-13 Maehyang-dong, Paldal-gu, Suwon-si, Gyeonggi-do

■ Contact : Yeonmudae ticket booth) 031-228-4686/ Hwaseong Palace tiket booth) 031-228-4683

■ Website : http://www.swcf.or.kr/

■ Business hours : Throughout the year

■ Fee : Adult 3,000 won | Youth and Soldier 2,000 won | Children 1,000 won

■ Duration : 40 ~ 50 minute, Circulation distance 5.8Km

■ Ticket office : Yeonmudae ticket booth, Hwaseong Palace ticket booth

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