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I recommend you get yourself a transportation recharge card. It is very useful if you plan to do alot of sightseeing around Daegu. They cost W 2000 and can be bought at most subway stops. You can also recharge it at all subway stops. You can use it pay for the subway and local busses. You also get a discount rate on the subway system.
Written Sep 26, 2007
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The city busses in Daegu are very cheap, and unique in that they come in three different flavours. There are the community shuttles, which are the cheapest and dirtiest, the regular busses, which are pretty much like any city bus you've ever seen and cost a fraction more than the community shuttles, and then there are the deluxe busses, which cost a bit more (but are still quite inexpensive) and have padded seats and curtained windows.
The busses are pretty regular and frequent, at least in the middle of the city. Also, several lines go as far as forty minute out of city limits, so are a good way to access tourist sites surrounding Daegu, such as temples and hiking trails.
Written Oct 23, 2005
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The city busses in Daegu are very cheap, and unique in that they come in three different flavours. There are the community shuttles, which are the cheapest and...
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Q: Hi all, I will be spending 10 nights in Daegu this August/ September to watch the IAAF World Athletics Championships which are...
A: Maybe not. Only Seoul and Pusan seem to have hostels.
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Daegu is located about as centrally as you can get in Korea. While many of the business and industrial hubs are on the coast, this is the largest internal city. Some argue that there are not that...
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Daegu is one of the most historic and picturesque cities in South Korea. With 2.5 million residents (same population as Toronto, but not as spread out), it is South Korea's third largest city.
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