Public transportation in Korea is cheap and efficient and you really will be selling yourself short if you don’t make an effort to get out and see the country.
The subway system in Seoul is one of the finest in the world and is simple enough that a small town boy from a town with one traffic light could navigate it on his own from day one (that's me by the way).
Korea is one of the easiest countries to get around in, yes, even as a foreigner.
Despite English not being widely spoken, you can always find someone to help you get on the right bus or train. These buses, trains, planes and taxis will take you anywhere in South Korea - and - this is the kicker - they will do it very cheap.
Here are a list of the various modes of transport in South Korea:
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