The Korea Railroad Corporation, commonly known as KORAIL, is the national railway operator in South Korea. Established in 1963, it manages the country's extensive rail network, including high-speed trains like the KTX and conventional services. KORAIL plays a crucial role in providing efficient and reliable transportation for both passengers and freight across the nation. KORAIL operates various train services, connecting major cities and regions, which helps promote economic growth and tourism. The corporation is also involved in infrastructure development and modernization projects to enhance the overall rail experience. With a focus on safety and customer service, KORAIL continues to be a vital part of South Korea's transportation system.