2 days in Lithuania and catching, local passenger and freight trains around of Lithuania. 13-14.05.2017 Featured stations in the video: Vilnius, Naoujoji Vilnia, Airport, Paneriai, Lentvaris, Trakai, Kaišiadorys, Kaunas and Radviliškis.
Странно, поезда ходят почти пустыми. Хотя может быть это и есть максимальное удобство и забота о людях, а не отмена электричек, где оставшиеся вынуждены возить людей вплотную, как у нас, восточных соседей. Но вообще все выглядит уютненько, даже этот голос [АСЭГЕНЬ ДУРИС УЖ СЕДАРУ] тоже добавляет атмосферы
This Video is very timely for me. I hope to travel by train from Marijampole to Kaunas on July 23; from Kaunas to Vilnius on July 24; and back to Kaunas on July 25 or 26. The only thing is: 1) I have a small dog (she travels often by air and is happy to be in her travel case); and 2) I don't speak Lithuanian or Polish--just English and French. Is this plan OK?
You should be fine with your doggy, but I'd reccomend to check Lithuanian Railways website to see what's the exact policy to traveling with pets. When I was in Lithuania I spoke inEnglish, and had no problems, but be aware that older people may not understand English.
Why is Lithuania that isolated to his neighborcountries? To Poland and Latvija are only a very few trains during the weekend, though good track routes exist.
Hahahah funny question! The whole Lithuania has barely 3 million inhabitants. That's just 0.21% of India's population (1,364 million). That should answer your question
