Jangsan Station 장산
Line 2 eastern terminus
First & last trains
Toward Yangsan양산
| Mon-Fri | Sat | Sun & hol | |
|---|---|---|---|
| First | 05:18 | 05:18 | 05:18 |
| Last | 23:43 → Gwangan | 23:43 → Gwangan | 23:43 → Gwangan |
Busan Metro standard timetable (Busan Transportation Corporation), snapshot 2026-09-01. Actual times can differ slightly; short last trains show their real terminus.
Which exit?
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Jangsan mountain approach
- Jangsan mountain (장산) The mountain rising behind Haeundae, with summit views over Marine City and the Gwangan Bridge; Visit Busan puts the approach at a 26-minute walk from the exit.
- Jangsan Valley (장산 계곡) A shaded stream valley above Daecheon Park with Pokposa temple and Yangun Falls; Visit Busan's own directions say to take a taxi from this exit.
Exit 10 is the mountain side of the station; Visit Busan gives it as a 26-minute walk to the mountain, and recommends a taxi from this exit if you are heading up to the valley.
14 mapped exits · Step-free: 4, 7, 8 · exit data: OpenStreetMap
Eats near here1 within 900m
About
Jangsan Station is the eastern terminus of Busan Metro Line 2, in Haeundae-gu, and opened on 29 August 2002 with fourteen exits. It serves a residential district around Inje University Haeundae Paik Hospital and is the metro access point for Jangsan mountain, whose summit overlooks Marine City and the Gwangan Bridge.
