@omycaramel: If you’re using the Seoul Climate Card and your daily route involves Subway Line 4, save this — this is your Line 4 covered stations cheat sheet 🚇 Line 4 is one of the most practical subway lines in Seoul, especially if you’re commuting between north–south Seoul or traveling to major 생활권 (daily life zones). This line connects residential neighborhoods, universities, office districts, and transfer-heavy stations — which is why it’s one of the most used lines for locals. With the Climate Card, these Line 4 stations are covered for unlimited rides within the valid Seoul transport network, making it ideal if: • you commute daily • you transfer between subway + bus • you live a few stops away but travel often • you’re staying in Seoul for more than a few days Line 4 is especially useful for: – students and office workers – long daily commutes – travelers staying outside central tourist areas – people who rely on transfers instead of point-to-point trips This cheat sheet is meant to make things easier — no guessing, no checking the app every time, and no confusion about coverage. Just a quick reference you can look at before tapping in. If you’re new to Seoul, visiting short-term, or living here full-time, understanding which stations are covered helps you save money, plan routes better, and use the Climate Card properly. I’ll be posting more line-by-line Climate Card guides, so you don’t have to figure it out the hard way. Save this. Send it to someone moving to Seoul. And follow for more Seoul transport guides, climate card tips, and daily Seoul life updates 🤍 #seoultravelguide #seoulitinerary #seoulclimatecard #koreatravel #travelhack

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