Gyeonggi Province and the Gyeonggi Tourism Organization have started a shuttle bus service connecting Seoul and major tourist spots in the province to promote the tourism industry.
Since April, Gyeonggi Province has operated shuttle buses on a trial basis to and from Insa-dong in Seoul and the venue of the Gyeonggi International Ceramic Biennale 2017 and other destinations, and now it plans to extend the service with routes to major tourist destinations in the region.
The official name of the shuttle bus is “EG-Shuttle” (Explore Gyeonggi-do Enjoy G-Shuttle), which refers to “exciting exploration of Gyeonggi Province.” As the shuttle bus is expected to provide easier access to the province, it also includes the meaning of “Easy Gyeonggi-Shuttle.”

▲ Route A→ Gwangmyeong Cave and Uiwang Rail Bike, Hwaseong Fortress, Suwon and the Temporary Palace at Hwaseong Fortress, Korean Folk Village
▲ Route B→ Unification Observatory and Provence Village, Heyri Art Valley, Imjingak Pavilion
▲ Route C→ Pocheon Herb Island and Art Valley, The Garden of Morning Calm, Petite France, etc.

For Routes A and B, two buses depart at 9:00 am and 11:00 am, and for Route C, the bus departs at 7:30 am. Buses on each route have 25 seats and do not operate on Mondays.
This service is available free to individual foreign tourists and Korean guides who accompany foreign travelers. Wi-fi access and a multilingual guide are provided for the convenience of passengers.
A one-day pass costs USD 10 for Routes A and B and USD 30 for Route C. A three-day pass for all three routes costs USD 40.
Gilbut Space, a bus transportation company located in Gyeonggi Province, handles operation of the shuttle bus. Hana Tour ITC is responsible for traveler recruitment, website establishment and management, and PR activities through its overseas branch network. For more information, please visit www.eg-shuttle.com.