All Aboard the Train
It's time to board the train! Just let us know how you'd like to travel.
All Aboard the Train
It's time to board the train! Just let us know how you'd like to travel.
Trans Siberian Railway Map & Routes
There are several destinations and options of transportation while traveling along the Trans-Siberian train route, varying from private luxury trains to regular Russian trains. The choice depends solely on your preferences and budget, however, each Trans-Siberian railway journey provides with scenic views and an unforgettable traveling experience without a doubt. Crossing the regions of Siberia and Ural Mountains, the Russia Trans-Siberian railway route takes you to the scenic Russian Far East or Mongolia, depending on the chosen destination. The original Trans-Siberian route, which is actually the longest railway in the world, extends for 9289 km (5771.9 mi) from Moscow to Vladivostok, crossing the cities of Ekaterinburg and Ulan Ude along the way, while the Trans-Mongolian railway map is drawn from Moscow to the wondrous capital of Mongolia, Ulan Bator. In addition to that, you can even reach wondrous Beijing onboard the train!
Moscow - Vladivostok
The classic route is indeed the one along the Trans-Siberian railway, stretching from one end of Russia to another.
If you're wondering where does the Tans-Siberian railway start and end, the answer is in Moscow and Vladivostok
The Trans-Siberian railroad length is a total of 9258 kilometers (5753 miles).
It crosses 7 time zones and passes over 30 cities in regions including Siberia and the Russian Far East.
A journey on the Trans-Siberian railway Moscow to Vladivostok is among the most popular Russian routes. See all train journeys on this route.
Moscow - Ulan Bator
Another route fancied by travelers is the one combining Russia travel with time in neighboring Mongolia. As a rule, such a rail trip begins (or ends) in Moscow.
The train makes its way to Siberia's Irkutsk and the mighty Lake Baikal.
Travelers then switch to the Trans-Mongolian Railway and continue traveling towards the capital of Mongolia, Ulan Bator.
Join them and witness al of the Russian and Mongolian gems on this route: Moscow to Ulan Bator.
Moscow - Beijing
The third route is the Trans-Siberian Moscow to Beijing. Such a journey covers three countries, Russia, Mongolia, and China, and provides a chance for the in-depth exploration of three great nations. Such rail trip usually take more than 3 weeks, around 20-23 days. There are several trains from Russia to China which you could take but the long experience is really worth your time it. Browse the train journeys along this route.
