How do you get around? At night, In Seoul?

There are many options. You can use public bicycles, take the night bus, or hop on a taxi! Today, let me provide more information about the night bus(a.k.a. Owl Bus) among those options.

The Seoul Night Bus, also known as the “Owl Bus,” is the brand name of the city’s intra-city buses that run nine routes exclusively from midnight to 5:00 a.m. Like an owl, animated in the dark with its yellow-glowing eyes, the “Owl Bus” was born to make Seoul’s public transportation service ceaseless, carrying the city’s late night commuters.

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Owl Bus routes

If you click on each bus route number, you can navigate to a page with more detailed bus schedules. Please note that the names of bus routes on the website may slightly differ from the actual bus announcements. Your understanding is appreciated.

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N37 [Click here for whole routes details]
Bokjeong Station Transfer Center <-> Jinkwan Public Bus Garage.

Operating information 23:50~03:10

Departure interval of 25 minutes

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N13
Sanggye Jugong 7th Complex <-> Bokjeong Station Transfer Center.

Operating information 23:30~03:25

Departure interval of 18 minutes

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N61
Yangcheon Public Bus Garage <-> Sanggye Jugong 7th Complex

Operating information 23:40~04:10

Departure interval of 15 minutes

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N15
Uidong <-> Namtaeryeong Station

Operating information 23:50~03:30

Departure interval of 20 minutes

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N62
Yangcheon Public Bus Garage<->Myeonmok-dong Bus Garage.

Operating information 23:40~03:10

Departure interval of 20minutes

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N30
Gangdong Public Bus Garage <-> Seoul Station Transfer Center

Operating information 23:10~03:50

Departure interval of 40minutes

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I hope this information will be useful
when traveling around Seoul by bus at night.
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