Port of Seoul

Seoul Port (UN/LOCODE KRSEL) serves as a critical maritime hub within South Korea’s capital, Seoul‑teukbyeolsi. Positioned on the Han River at 37.52 Latitude and 126.93 Longitude, it integrates container, cargo, and passenger services, facilitating trade across the Korean Peninsula and the wider Asia‑Pacific region. Operating within the Asia/Seoul time zone, it boasts advanced terminal facilities, expedited customs procedures, and comprehensive logistics infrastructure. As a node for international shipping convoys, Seoul Port links to key global routes, reinforcing South Korea’s export capacity and supporting multimillion‑tonne throughput. Its berths, platforms, and security protocols underscore its role as a cornerstone of Korea’s marine trade network.