A quiet moment in motion — the rhythm of city life seen through glass and steel.
About the train
This is a third-generation unit of the 311000 series, a familiar sight across South Korea’s metropolitan rail lines. Its nickname, “뱀눈이” (“Snake Eyes”), comes from the sleek, elongated headlights that define its striking front design.
Unit 311X67 was photographed at Suwon Station, one of the key railway junctions south of Seoul, where commuter and high-speed lines intersect. The train’s form and function capture the evolution of urban transit — efficient, modern, and unmistakably Korean.
Suwon Station, Suwon, Gyeonggi, South Korea
Photo Taken: May 05, 2025
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