아름다운 바다를 보며 달리는 해변열차(한국 부산 해운대 블루라인파크 해변열차)

with subtitles [chapter] 00:00 Seaside train running while looking at the sea 01:55 Arrive at Mipo stop 05:50 Arrival of the seaside train to board 07:32 Beach train departs from Mipo Station 14:28 Arrive at the destination, Songjeong Station 16:08 Arrive at Songjeong Beach [Travel Tip] -Location: Haeundae Mipo Station (https://goo.gl/maps/1kArXNVCRJvNYDJE6) Mipo Station is a 10-minute walk from Exit 5 of Jungdong Station (Line 2). Songjeong Station is a 10-minute walk from Exit 1 of Songjeong Station on the Donghae Line. (6 stops in total) Mipo Station - Dalmaji Tunnel - Cheongsapo Station - Daritdol Observatory - Gudeokpo - Go 4.8km to the end of Songjeong Station. Intermediate stops except for Mipo and Songjeong stations are operated in the form of simple stops. The first train is at 9:30 am, and the trains run every 30 minutes. Fee: 1 time 7,000 won, 2 times 10,000 won, free pass 13,000 won If you buy a free pass, you can get off at the intermediate stop and get on. It can be a bit disappointing to use one-way or round-trip, so it is good to purchase a free pass and get off for a while before taking a look at the surrounding attractions. There are many good cafes around Cheongsapo and Gudeokpo stations, and there are many good places to enjoy the scenery of the Haeundae Beach Train. It moves slowly at a speed of 15 km/h, and it takes about 30 minutes from Songjeong to Mipo. The track used by the Haeundae Beach Train is the same track used by the old Donghae Nambu Line train. The Sky Capsule is a new rail that has been laid on top of it and is operating at a slightly higher place. Haeundae Beach Train runs all the sections from Mipo to Songjeong, but Sky Capsule only operates the section from Mipo to Cheongsapo, which is only half the point of the beach train. On the Haeundae Beach Train, all seats are arranged in the direction of the beach, so you can enjoy the sea right in front of you when you sit on the train. The beach train has a slightly classic appearance and is operated in the form of a wire-free tram. At Mipo Station, Haeundae Beach, Dongbaek Island, and Gwangan Bridge are located to the right of the sea. The Dalmaji Tunnel Station is where a North Korean spy ship infiltrated in 1985. Cheongsapo Station has a beautiful village and natural scenery with the Cheongsapo Lighthouse behind it in harmony. The Daritdol Observatory was made in the shape of a blue dragon that is said to be the guardian deity of Cheongsapo Village. The lower part is made of transparent glass, so you can feel the feeling of walking on the sea. The meaning of “Daridstone” is that the reef in front of the observatory seems to be connected to Daemado like a stepping bridge. Gudeokpo Station is an area with beautiful reeds and strangely shaped rocks, and now there are many restaurants and cafes with a unique atmosphere. Songjeong Beach at Songjeong Station is one of the three major beaches in Dongbusan. It is popular as a family retreat due to its shallow water depth and gentle slope. In addition, surfers flock throughout the four seasons to take pictures at Songjeong Coast, and it is a sanctuary for surfing, similar to Waikiki Beach in Hawaii. It is also the place where surfing first started in Korea. The water temperature is high in all seasons, and the waves and wind are just right for surfing. There are many guest houses and pensions nearby, so it is a place frequented by university students from the Busan metropolitan area. #Subtitle #Korea #Busan #Travel #Haeundae #Train (Title, description, and subtitle translations are automatically generated and may contain errors.)