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Starting from Dec. 16, the Korea Rail Corporation, or Korail, will offer a chance to spend an evening on a train, enjoying live shows, events and wine with those you love.
The “Tongtongtong Starlight Express” leaves Seoul Station at 7 p.m., traveling to Gudun Station in Yangpyeong and returning to Seoul around 10:50 p.m.
During the train service, passengers will be offered sweet wine, cheese and hot noodles as they enjoy live music shows and a belly dance performance.
Stopping at Gudun Station, passengers will be offered the chance to send off balloons carrying their New Year wishes. On the way back to Seoul, a disco party will be held aboard the train. For more information, call (02) 2084-7761.
The “Tongtongtong Starlight Express” leaves Seoul Station at 7 p.m., traveling to Gudun Station in Yangpyeong and returning to Seoul around 10:50 p.m.
During the train service, passengers will be offered sweet wine, cheese and hot noodles as they enjoy live music shows and a belly dance performance.
Stopping at Gudun Station, passengers will be offered the chance to send off balloons carrying their New Year wishes. On the way back to Seoul, a disco party will be held aboard the train. For more information, call (02) 2084-7761.
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