Train Beijing - Moscow (Beijing to Border China/Mongolia) 

Elle voyage au Paris du Moscou? les Estacion du Est et de Estacion Belorusskaya en Moscu en les lines peremetre du Estacion Yaroslavsky du Tren Trans Siberienne

I agree! I have traveled places in Russia and USA.

哈哈哈，兄弟，Peking man 是北京周口店猿人的意思啊

Just sleeping tiny places there … but very cozy …очень уютно там …

part 5 will be released at the end of June

I got off because I was stupid; The conductors recommended us to leave the train there, but if a passenger insisted, the pax could stay on the train; when i got off the train it was not clear whether the train will leave now for the boogie change or later; well, each pax had to pass through chinese border control in the station, but (if insisting) getting back onto the train

Ah I see. Thanks for the info

it is indeed better to stay on the train. It is already late evening and the boogie changing procedure including border control can take 2-3h go and sleep after watching the boogie change. Border control ( Chinese) will be on the train in no time, as the Chinese are equipped with mobile terminals for reading your passport. With new boogies the train will move the few km into Mongolia where the Mongolian border control will come on board. They will collect the passports and bring them back to you after an hour or so.

They are very similar, especially for those old industry cities of China. in 1950s, USSR really helped China to create its own industry system. It basically was a copy of the Soviet version. The layout of cities, the buildings and roads, all the same. And in 1960s the two counties broke up, but the knowledge of Soviet engineers remained in China until late 1990s before China completely abandoned those stale design. The following 20 years witnessed a booming growth of China and those Soviet style things were mostly replaced by more modern sutff; but Roma was not built in one day, so you can see many things in striking common in the two counties. I can also see similarities in Czech, Poland and part of Germany. The reasons behind are probably the same.

are you kidding? your cold war mindset is stunning ! there is not even a trace or influence of russia in ALL china !

There are 2 Trains : "Beijing - Moscow". 1-First ( Train) Pure Chinese ( only through territory China ( Manchuria) and Russia) ; 2-Second (train) through territory Mongolia ( through Chinese-Mongolian border).

There are 2-two Trains : "Beijing - Moscow". 1-First ( Train) Pure Chinese - my Favorite ( only through territory China ( Manchuria) and Russia) ; 2-Second (train) through territory Mongolia ( through Chinese-Mongolian border).

tea, coffee in cabin, and resturant in train; drink water, toilett in cabin; shower in first class cabin

Zhangjiakou Railway Station

13:50 Xiahuayuan

bushyconn it takes around 10.5 hours to get from Beijing to Erlian/Erenhot (the town at the Chinese/Mongolian border); the line is only electrified between Beijing and Jining (now Jining South)

check minute 16:10 for the food

@@doc7austin It looks so delicious. I love eating on the train in this style although it is disappearing in my country.

I don't really think that would be very scary if I was you. So far. I would definitely feeling enjoyable if I am going to challenge tran siberian railway from Peking to Moscow.

Top Travel Official sure

Both China and Russia (I'm talking about the part of Russia along the railway from Ulaan Ude to Moscow) is much safer than the United States (though both are slightly less safer than Japan or Singapore). For the whites, Mongolia is also a pretty safe country as long as you don't go to suburban Ulaanbaatar. So I really don't know what you're afraid of.

it leaves at 8.05am; the 8.05am train goes via Mongolia and is operated by old Chinese cars; the 11pm train goes via Manchuria and is operated by new Russian cars

doc7austin

In 2015 it leaves at 11.22 am from Beijing and it is the K3 Chinese train.

in 2016 the train leaving Saturdays at 11:22 is a Mongolian Train (K23) which terminates in Ulaanbaatar. It carries air-conditioned cars and a Chinese dining car until Erlian and a Mongolian dining car to UB. The Mongolian cars are spotless clean. www.kaemena360.com/360/TransSiberian/GTSE-7-2016-Train/indexPK-UB.html

The ball is rolling...off the edge!

+Top Travel Official If you buy it through an official Chinese tour agency, you pay EUR 652 for a bed in a 4-person sleeper compartment

These use really old Chinese Type 22 carriages (manufactured between 1959-1994) and thus their maximum permissible speed is 120 km/h, which feels really dated and old when compared to the Beijing - Ulan Bator trains that uses the somewhat new 25G carriages

idk but it's 171 hours

Difficulties in obtaining Russian visas in the US, England and several other countries is a mirror response of Russia to obtaining visas to these countries. I and my friends have a sad experience of "communication" with your consulates! It's politics - Russia always answers!

September

+Zachariah Pearson sure; there is a one-weekly Beijing - Ulan Bator - Moscow train and a weekly Ulan Bator - Moscow train; you can make a stopover in Ulan Bator; the only complicated thing is the ticket; theoretically the ticket is open, however, it will be tough to get a reservation for Ulan Bator - Moscow

So long as the train isn't full though, it shouldn't be a problem though, no?

There is NO JUMP OFF JUMP ON OPTION either in China Mongolia or Russia as of June 2016. You need to buy a ticket for each sector so that is two tickets at least. One to stop at Ulan Bataar (there ain't much there believe me) and a separate one to continue on.

"Не жнаю, само приполжло".

不通过满洲里，从北京出来先走河北张家口，然后去了山西大同，然后到内蒙古二连浩特，然后出境到蒙古国。

You may find the prices here (these prices include a heavy surcharge by the travel agency, however, you cannot book these international tickets at the normal railway counter): www.cits.net/china-tour/trans-siberian-trains/from-beijing-to-moscow.html Beijing - Ulan Bator goes for USD 240 one-way per person in a 4 person sleeping car compartment. Beijing - Ulan Bator - Novosibirsk is USD 487 Beijing - Ulan Bator - Moscow cost USD 652

Surya Narayanan Kumaravelan if you take the K3 ,from Beijing to Moscow,the cheapest ticket value about 4000 Chinese yuan

Judy Davenport Beijing - Ulan Bator by train starts from EUR 200 per person in a sleeper berth

Hi Judy. This trip from China to Moscow has always been my school boy dream. If you are keen and can get the money together, do it alone. My wife Chrisna and I are taking the 1 July departure and you are welcome to join us. That means you fly over to Beijing a few days earlier and wait for us. We will come over from Bangkok. Chrisna is a teacher here. If you take 2 weeks off, you can make it. We will help you with all the formalities. We have booked 1st class for 1100$US per person.

Sarath De Silva Jayasinghe I appreciate the offer, but unfortunatley, I cant make it at that ttime. I wish yoiu all the best on your trip ! And thank yo so much for offering.

@@doc7austin thank you brother.

.. because youtube deleted them

@@doc7austin I see. Can you share link of this travel series from Ulaanbaatar to Moscow. This video is 7 years old and trans siberian series that I found is 2 years old. Are they same? Thank you

All international trains (except from Belarus) had been cancelled in March of 2020

@@doc7austin your trans siberian journey after this video?

That*s a very long way my friend....

there were only 3 passengers in these soft sleeper car. its a myth that these trains are constantly sold out.

兄弟，写英文地址是先写小地方再写大地方