I have used the double-decker bus that operates in the metropolitan area several times, but the bus number 300 waiting at Ansan Station on Line 4 is special. It is the only route bus that operates on weekends and holidays in Ansan City, and it is also characterized by the fact that the double-decker bus goes through the seawall. So I feel like I'm using a city tour bus that circulates around major tourist spots in the area. A double-decker bus with 14 seats (including two folding seats) on the first floor and 59 seats on the second floor, capable of transporting a total of 73 passengers. no see. It is also possible for wheelchair users (using the ramp) to board the bus through the middle gate (get off gate). It provides an unobstructed view through the double-decker windshield. The double-decker bus is 4 meters high, so (in some operating sections) it conveys the feeling of passing through a tree-lined tunnel through the glass surface of the roof escape device. There are two passages that lead to the second floor. And, due to the structure of the double-decker bus, the preferred seat for passengers is the front seat. When driving over the Sihwa Embankment, the view of the sea is at a glance, so the satisfaction is high. After running the 12.67km-long Sihwa Embankment section that connects Jeongwang-dong, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do and Daebu-dong, Ansan-si, an announcement is made to the arrival stop as it gets closer to the Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Plant. Comes out. From the front seat, you can see the Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Plant, the Sihwa Lake Moon Observatory, and Keungari Island (seen to the right). The bus stop is named 'Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Plant'.
There are Sihwanarae Rest Area where you can eat and Sihwanarae Tidal Park where you can take a break after looking at the scenery for a while. This is a scenic restaurant that will blow away the burden of driving for a long time with the wind. In addition, there is the Sihwa Lake Moon Observatory, so if you can see the flow of water in which tidal power is being generated directly from the observation deck, you will be amazed at the technology that produces clean energy through the world's largest Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Plant. In 2011, Sihwa Lake celebrates the 10th anniversary of the start of electricity generation through tidal power generation. You can also gauge how far the bus is passing through the long section of the Sihwa Embankment while looking at the 75-meter-high moon observatory. A living city centering on roundabouts We are announcing Ansan. It is impressive to capture the image of two people smiling and smiling through the Korean language 'Ansan'. A sculpture of 'Yellow-billed Egret', a bird that symbolizes Ansan City, was installed to promote the eco-friendly city. It is a summer bird that lives on the shores of tidal flats and tidal flats and eats fish or crustaceans. Designated as Natural Monument No. 361 (1988). Bus No. 300 was also used when leaving Daebudo Island. Depending on the direction, the West Sea is on the left and Lake Sihwa is on the right.
When the double-decker bus ran over the Sihwa Embankment, it overlapped with the sunset time, and I was able to see a wonderful sunset scene. In the distance, there is a quay crane that looks like a giraffe at Incheon New Port.
The sun shows the end of the day in the direction of Daemuido. Weekend service Bus No. 300 makes rounds at Daebu Marine Headquarters in front of Jungang Station, Ansan Station, across from E-Mart, Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Plant, Bangamori, and Gubongdo Entrance.
Departure times from the bus stop in front of Jungang Station are 07:00, 08:30, 09:50, 11:30, 13:30, 15:00, 16:50, 18:30, 20:10, 21:50 (last train)
Timetable as of December 2020. It is still valid to this day.
At Ansan Station, it is recommended to use the Kakao app to find out where the bus is operating and to wait at the bus stop.
Ansan city bus information website
Adult fare: 2,900 won (transport card 2,800 won)
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