Trans-Siberian Railway Winter Journey - part 4: Ulan-Ude - Lake Baikal - Irkutsk on Train № 001M

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Part 4 of the Trans-Siberian Winter Journey Vladivostok - Novosibirsk - Moscow - Helsinki;
Train: № 001М
Brand name: Rossiya
From: Vladivostok
To: Moscow Yaroslavsky
Travelling: From Ulan-Ude to Irkutsk Pass
Tracks: Trans-Baikal Railway and Circum-Baikal Railway, which are part of the Trans-Siberian Railway
Route via: Selenga (Republic of Buryatia), Lake Baikal, Mysovaya, Vydrino, Slyudyanka (Irkutsk Oblast)
Travel Class: Spalny Wagon (First Class sleeping compartment)
Car No: 6
Seat No: 1 (lower berth)
Wagon Model: 61-4440
Manufacturer: Transmashholding
Price: RUB 6,200 (approx. EUR 85)
Travel time: 6 hours and 43 minutes
Distance: 456 km
Travel season: November 2018
Train operator: RZD Russian Railways, Moscow Railway
Locomotive: ЭП1-342
Built by: Novocherkassk Electric Locomotive Plant
Delivered to RZD: 2006
Depot: Irkutsk Sortirovochnyy
Locomotive operator: East Siberian Railway
Part 1 (Fast Train № 007Н Vladivostok - Belogorsk): • Trans-Siberian Railway...
Part 2 (Fast Train № 007Н Belogorsk - Chita-2): • Trans-Siberian Railway...
Part 3 (Fast Train: № 099Э Chita-2 - Ulan-Ude):
• Trans-Siberian Railway...
Part 4 (Firmeny Train № 001M Ulan-Ude - Irkutsk Pass):
This video
Music used in intro: AK Night Drive musicvine.com/track/ak/night-...
Фирменный поезд: № 001M
Брендовое название: "Россия"
Откуда: Владивосток
До: Москва Ярославский
Путешествие: из Улан-Удэ в Иркутск Пассажирский
Железнодорожные пути: Забайкальская железная дорога и Кругобайкальская железная дорога, входящие в состав Транссибирской магистрали.
Маршрут через: Селенга (Республика Бурятия), Байкал, Мысовая, Выдрино, Слюдянка (Иркутская область)
Класс поездки: спальный вагон св (первый класс)
Номер вагон:: № 6
Место для сидения: 1 (нижний причал)
Модель вагона: 61-4440
Производитель: Трансмашхолдинг
Цена: 6,200 рублей (около 85 евро)
Время в пути: 6 часов и 43 минуты
Расстояние: 456 км
Туристический сезон: ноября 2018
Оператор поезда: ОАО «РЖД», Московская железная дорога
электровоз: ЭП1-342
Построен: Новочеркасский электровозостроительный завод
Поставлено РЖД: 2006
Депо: Иркутск Сортировочный
Локомотивный оператор: Восточно-Сибирская железная дорога
Часть 1 (Скорый поезд № 007Н Владивосток - Белогорск): • Trans-Siberian Railway...
Часть 2 (Скорый поезд № 007Н Белогорск - Чита-2): • Trans-Siberian Railway...
Часть 3 (Скорый поезд: № 099Э Чита-2 - Улан-Удэ):
• Trans-Siberian Railway...
Часть 4 (Фирменный поезд № 001М Россия Улан-Удэ - Иркутск):
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@natraj_j 5 лет назад

This series is far better than any TV documentary or travel based reality show

@doc7austin 5 лет назад

thanks

@aloysiusflartey6122 3 года назад

spose that is one problem today cannot smoke on the train poor ciggy junkies desperate for a smoke lol good time to give up the filthy habit

@sharmaineiglesias4477 2 года назад

i will try to ride this in the future

@chchaitanya4974 5 лет назад

Hatts off to the Russian engineers and workers who built the longest rail road on the earth,even surviving the extreme climatic conditions... Really lovely and beautiful.... I hope that one day I can travel on this Serene and scenic route Lots of love to RUSSIA FROM INDIA 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

@morzh1978 5 лет назад

"even surviving the extreme climatic conditions" - in some years at some sections, about half of the workforce did not

@alb12345672 5 лет назад

@@morzh1978 My great grandfather was a frequent traveller, for his business, I have his old ticket stubs. He used to deal in furs. Imagine how amazing something like that was in 1905. Getting on in Moscow and Ending in Vladvostock in less than a week.

@GottliebGoltz 5 лет назад

You won't think so if you see what those slaves went through in doing so. It's on RU-vid The laborers went thru pure hell getting the first line across Siberia living the conditions they went through "Those that survived". Human life meant nothing then.

@ammm-wq2mz 4 года назад

@@GottliebGoltz At the beginning of the 20th century, my great-grandfather was a railway worker in Siberia. He alone provided for a large family. The daughters had a dowry in the bank. Children all studied. If you look at family photos, the family was no poorer than my other relatives from the intelligentsia.

@deepaky100 4 года назад

You are write my bro

@bolek_i_lyolek Год назад

Очень интересно!!! И ощущение, будто я ехал в этом поезде ВМЕСТЕ с Вами!!!

@souravcal81 3 года назад

For a moment I thought that I'm the one who is travelling and watching lake baikar through the window

@ritterkreuzer1868 4 года назад

I visited Lake Baikal in the someway as you did 27 years ago. This Lake is so beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Your videos are very professional.

@jimholder6656 4 года назад

Superb video! Magnificent trip along Lake Baikal!

@gustavomora3445 Год назад

Un cariñoso abrazo a todos los amigos que les gusta ver este fantástico viaje le escribo desde Chile nuestro poeta Pablo neruda viajó en este tren y nos hizo soñar con conocerlo y ahora la tecnología nos permite conocer más a fondo esto también un cariñoso saludo al pueblo Ruso que ha sido tenaz en su lucha por su identidad y soberanía!

@user-pv9bp1wi2c 4 года назад

Places of my mom's childhood: Ulan Ude, Sljudanka, Baikal. Thanks for possibilities to saw it! Kiev 🌍 Ukraine

@PlanesTrainsEverything 5 лет назад

Superb video! I did this part in reverse last summer, and watching your video brought back great memories - especially the station pre-announcement melody. I'll be doing the journey again this summer and can't wait. Thanks again for giving me 'itchy feet' to return to Mother Russia.

@deanb4799 4 года назад

I'm binge watching all of these. AWESOME VIDEOS MAN! Thanks for not ruining them with a soundtrack.

@shyamkapadia3752 5 лет назад

Its my dream to see Lake Baikal one day. Love to Russia from India :-)

@venkateshkavarthapu6129 4 года назад

Me too

@vrushabhbhise3807 3 года назад

Same bro

@AnandRaj-ho8nn 3 года назад

Me too planning 2021 Nov

@sharan9936 2 года назад

@@AnandRaj-ho8nn planned? started?

@seanboudreau 5 лет назад

Another great video. Thank you! I'm looking forward to Part 5.

@massivley 5 лет назад

Love watching these sleeper train videos

@basstrader1 5 лет назад

Awesome concept, amazing footage. Looking forward for subsequent parts.

@nickweiserfolz 5 лет назад

Thank you again. This is one is as beutiful as the others before. Well done!

@JayDomBubos 5 лет назад

This is looking like a superb effort. Many thanks.

@kirbystiening5510 5 лет назад

The CircumBaikal track from Port Baikal to Irkutsk was abandoned because the track was submerged when a large hydroelectric dam was built on the Angara River near Irkutsk. Very slow trains still cover the original route between Slydyanka and Port Baikal and tourist excursions are also available. Rode that route in 2016.

@marcofonseca2897 2 года назад

thanks for the information, are you from Irkutsk? I'm from Brazil and was planning to make this trip in 2020 👍🏻

@cecilb48 2 года назад

@@marcofonseca2897 I am an American. I hope that you will be able to make the trip sometime in the future. International travel is very difficult due to COVID.

@Parlophonic 5 лет назад

Your videos are sublimely beautiful. Thank you and please keep your standards high as ever. I can't wait until June!

@bidsvon6379 4 года назад

Awesome view of lake Baikal😍. Added to my bucket list 😎 Thanks for sharing this. Love from India.

@ivanildagomes7314 5 лет назад

Gostei bastante de ver. Viajei junto. Obrigada por nos proporcionar tão belo passeio!

@Tararsupport 5 лет назад

I love to travel on this train, My dream will true.

@user-bh3ey8ml8c 3 года назад

And my too😪😪😪

@BhagyanagarRE 3 года назад

Yes you will some day :)

@BhagyanagarRE 3 года назад

@@user-bh3ey8ml8c you too :)

@user-bh3ey8ml8c 3 года назад

@@BhagyanagarRE and my too ( my dream)...)))

@marcelmuller8572 6 месяцев назад

19:51 This looks so good. Now I'm getting very Hungry

@palibrae 5 лет назад

And above all thank you for not spoiling a fine video with insipid background music.

@marcofonseca2897 2 года назад

👍🏻 a Yes I agree

@praveencharypoloju3415 4 года назад

Hi 👋 I'm from India. Thanks to shows me beautiful Baikal lake In my real life😍..I followed your journey

@user-jXuELydMX4rX 3 года назад

I will definitely go there someday. Thank you

@PatrickLechevallier 5 лет назад

I watched all 4 vidéos.They are all great and very interesting.Bravo!

@samtrak1204 2 года назад

Thank you for the dramatic scenes of Lake Baikal. It was dark when my train passed by the lake so I didn't see a thing - and the lake was one of the main reasons I wanted to explore Siberia in the first place! Actually I'm seeing and learning more from your video trip than I did on my Trans-Mongolian/Siberian tour in 2011. I didn't enjoy riding and sleeping in 4-bed cabin so I upgraded to first class on last leg of the trip and that was a whole different ballgame because I had the cabin to myself for most of time until I was joined by a beautiful Russian soldier. Thanks again because I'm really enjoying the virtual ride.

@marcofonseca2897 2 года назад

😂😂😂😂 I will survive 😂😂😂

@katdodd6211 4 года назад

This is my dream trip

@Alexriga 5 лет назад

So good video. But maaaaan. 2 months to wait. We will hardly reach Moscow till 2020 with such pace.

@Lucky0670 3 года назад

Still the best holiday you can go there... amazing trip.

@eileensickel 4 года назад

Thank you What a beautiful trip

@user-tl1kb8oh9z 2 года назад

Thanks that you have exited the train in Ulan-Ude evening. Because seeing Baikal at daylight is great

@uncletimo6059 5 лет назад

Great series, thank you for posting it. Bonus points for the Russian Bear snoring ;=D

@psypepper 5 лет назад

в детстве очень часто ездил этим маршрутом, две родных станции)

@adisoft1991s 5 лет назад

Big Like from Romania!

@carlosquezada7135 5 лет назад

Que hermosos paisajes espero pronto hacer el viaje en ese tren historico

@PaulKasner 4 года назад

Lovely and comfy

@AntSknny 5 лет назад

What a ride! Thank you for the video and comments!

@iskander1313 5 лет назад

Мимо моего дома в Иркутске проехал :)

@Kostet91 4 года назад

Привет из Иркутска!)

@hahulin7052 5 лет назад

Отлично!!!👍👍👍

@neerajdhanoa5701 4 года назад

amezing train journy in siberian , beautifull russia , beautifull locations..........................................love from punjab india

@exceptionhandler78 4 года назад

i really liked your video.

@deepalib3096 3 года назад

Wonderful journey!

@upenderrai1810 3 года назад

Great video

@aliabtahi2313 4 года назад

supper nice, I goolge the locations to figure out the map of the travel route . The info provided so useful Thanks from chicago

@mahaveerprasadkanwariya2605 3 года назад

Most beautiful sea,first class compartment,best and most beautiful cold season and railway journey ,railway journey in the minus temperature,very very good river,natural seens is injoyful

@danielpeter2802 2 года назад

Great

@shaoh7239 3 года назад

great Lake Baikal

@dhirendramishra3209 Год назад

Nice

@user-fy6gg5qo8p 4 года назад

супер поездка

@FYCH45 5 лет назад

Many thanks for another interesting and well-produced video of this fascinating railway. I look forward to the next episode. At 35.15 there is a great scene of 3 westbound expresses waiting departure. I presume the train headed by the blue EP1P loco is 057 Irkutsk-Kislovodsk you pointed out earlier?

@umesh3587 5 лет назад

Kudos to russian engineers from India.

@gregcrowe8885 3 года назад

Amazing Russia im in love.i ride train in heaven. sooner if possible

@chromebomb 5 лет назад

I did ST pete to Vladivostok in the summer of 2012 amazing time

@AnurudhBabua 4 года назад

15:52 - "Those aren't mountains, they're waves".

@greenturtle7183 4 года назад

꿀잼이네요

@pega17pl 3 года назад

(22:38) Reminds me to previous winters in Germany with lots of snow where the crossings in express trains were also blown with snow. - Heinz

@samtrak1204 2 года назад

Does the lake ever rise and flood railroad, roads and settlements on the shore? 15-foot waves sound scary!

@margo7059 Год назад

Нет. У Байкала есть приливы и отливы (небольшие). Но затопления нет. Затопление может быть по рекам. Та же Селенга. Ангара разливается регулярно. Шторма и ветра на Байкале - это отдельная большая тема. Их много. Их очень много. А поскольку их много, то местные жители точно знают куда дойдет вода, а куда не дойдет.

@ericjamieson 5 лет назад

I like the comment about how it looks like the American West. It really does. Always felt like when that one Russian guy is dying in Hunt for Red October and says "I would have liked to have seen Montana" someone should have let him know that it's a lot like Siberia, just with a slightly different mix of trees.

@RJH1971 5 лет назад

Another fantastic video in an enthralling series! So much fascinating footage. 20:03 "Mushroom Bum" ... ?!? ;)

@peterdemm1 4 года назад

I think mushroom bun would be right lol

@1ki22 4 года назад

15:45 красота какая!

@user-dr2tl9st9v 4 года назад

Lake Baikal 👍

@luisbabicek1169 5 лет назад

Part 5 in June? No May installment? Great series, thanks for sharing!

@user-gg3hd2zx5q 10 месяцев назад

❤❤❤❤❤

@aloysiusflartey6122 3 года назад

There is something very comforting when snug inside your warm roomette with the wind and snow howling outside as you move along the track listening to the sound of the wheels on the rails I always had no trouble being lulled to sleep in a sleepier car great video no running commentary running the scene well done is the carriage heating still coal fired? lol What is outside temperature minus 50C 20:02 on screen LOL A typing error Boeuf Stroganoff, Fruits, Mushroom *bum* and bread?

@pluemsakulkerewatana9515 5 лет назад

So you will not upload the next one in May? Really love your vids and this is outstanding.

@rangifamilyontour4371 3 года назад

What a landscape. This journey is a dream. How was the „russian-style-food“?

@Ginny2708 4 года назад

Love the videos and travelog. You don't show us restroom facilities on these sleepers much. Are they respectable?

@abbeystump 5 лет назад

Another Great Episode.Very helpful for my future trip plans.Looks like November? 26c in the train will be hot for me.Do any cabins have windows to open or elsewhere on the train to get fresh air ?.

@doc7austin 5 лет назад

there are small ventilation windows that can be opened in the cabin

@TianBaoLongJun 5 лет назад

very nice

@exceptionhandler78 4 года назад

russian foods i can manage to eat and survive. bread, potato . food looks good also

@stephanedajtlich 4 года назад

Hi Austin. Have you had a chance to see the slopes of the Baikalsk ski resort from the train?

@marynavanschalkwyk5896 3 года назад

It would be incredible love to Russia from South Africa

@ivankoturovic151 5 месяцев назад

Nadovezacu se na Natrray😊.Zeleznicka eciklopedija.Sve kad,gde....Ovo treba ubaciti u udzbenike🤔🏔️🍀🗾.Pruga 20 veka,veliko postovanje za sve graditelje😊😢😊😢

@drugapochodna Год назад

A mushroom bum does not sound extremely tasty... Never mind, a great video, thanks

@j.f.aitchison9903 5 лет назад

What a wonderful journey you had. I've watched all five parts of it from Vladivostok to Novosibirsk. I remember learning about those two cities, Lake Baikal and other places on the Trans Siberian Railway in Geography lessons at school 57 years ago. Very interesting and as others have said, there wasn't any distracting background music. Russia looks after it's railways much better than the USA does. The sleepers (ties in America) and ballast are kept in tip-top condition. Those important components of a rail system look pretty sad in the USA. On another RU-vid video I've watched it was said (by an American) that the reason for this, is that the railways are privately owned, and the owners don't want to spend money on upkeep of the infrastructure. Also that this is apparently one of the reasons why the speed of Amtrak trains is limited. Thanks so much for posting these videos. At 20:05 in Video 4, I think you hit the wrong key on your keyboard, and “mushroom bum” should be “mushroom bun”. It certainly looks like a bun with mushrooms on it!

@fernandodacruz7822 3 года назад

👍👍👍

@gabbyhyman1246 4 года назад

This is sublime. I would love is a map where you show the route of the trip in the video. How do people in some of those towns live? Do they hunt? I lived a year in the permafrost of Alaska and the natives were horribly poor. The borscht looked amazing. I grew up eating it. My grandparents were from Kyev. Also loved your commentary about the drunk hooligans in the dining car. They're ubiquitous in every country. In America, use the insulting phrase, Trailer Trash. Thanks for your work in both thoughts and images!

@postgradsibstud9321 4 года назад

Industry.Soviets brought a lot of mining,steel and machienary industries here,so many of us even dont hunting anymore,even natives. Just match Alaska and Pittsburg.

@badquestion4785 3 года назад

These area has oil, metals, timber, etc. So people mine, use that. Soviets have build huge factories that used those materials to build all kinds of things. Soviet collapse have hurt these people horribly, but still some industry remains. In russia, people who live by hunting are a very veeeerrryyy small minority. You need to go to true subartic region, north of irkutsk.

@Badmike53 5 лет назад

Beautiful footage, what kind of camera are you using, very clear footage indeed.

@doc7austin 5 лет назад

just an iPhone

@jgodfrey546 3 года назад

Is the mail car staffed or for transport only? It sould be nice to mail a card home from the train...

@samtrak1204 3 года назад

What is maximum speed on TranSiberian Railroad? When I rode it in 2011 the train was running pretty slow.

@scottbrettschneider9782 3 года назад

These videos are wonderful! Thank you for sharing them. Out of curiosity, why don’t the conductors like passengers filming the tracks from the back of the train?

@doc7austin 3 года назад

Because the conductor use this back room for personal stuff or cleaninf equipment; They dont want pax there

@user-zk2hl9ib9u 3 года назад

никто не запрещает-снимайте

@MajorWolfgangHochstetter 5 лет назад

As much as I am enjoying this, it would be so much better if it was filmed in January when Siberia would be covered in snow!

@dianem7677 5 лет назад

hahaha...covered in snow and not functioning?

@maxg2371 4 года назад

@@dianem7677 Siberia is functioning 24/7/365 as well as the railways 😀

@amtrakharry 5 лет назад

Very interesting !!! I was wondering if you could "book" the whole first class room if you weren't comfortable sharing with strangers? I am not sure if I asked you this question in a earlier video? Not trying to be snobby... :) The dining car didn't look to be to busy. Could you have eaten your meal in there ? Looks like it would be a fun trip to do... Can't wait for the next part !!! Thank you for sharing !!! :):):)

@doc7austin 5 лет назад

but you need to book adult ticket (not discounted child one)

@user-zk2hl9ib9u 3 года назад

конечно можно всё купэ если у вас есть деньги

@user-zk2hl9ib9u 3 года назад

вы можете выкупить всё купе-весь вопрос в деньгах

@user-zk2hl9ib9u 3 года назад

уже писали -вы можете снять хоть всё купе-вагон ресторан относительно дорог

@keday8138 2 года назад

@Ned Chil Hi bro THX 4 ya input Maybe next time U get to share it with a Hot Russian Lady It s like Russian Roulette ,eh

@PutXi_Whipped 3 месяца назад

What is the intro music!? Thanks.

@willdehne1 5 лет назад

Wonderful video. Thank you. What is the relative cost of air travel in Russia I wonder. I would not want to be on such a long trip except vacation to see the scenery.

@JuniGobi 5 лет назад

Flights are on average more expensive ($ 240-340), but you can find low-cost airlines or state-run flights. Quite a lot of people are afraid to fly on airplanes.

@backo9002 5 лет назад

Thanks for posting the 4 videos. I'd love to watch the rest of the trip. I confess that I would like to know the value - cost - of the tickets, service and food of the big trip. Thank you.

@dirkdiggler2930 4 года назад

I agree! But a trip of a lifetime.

@seangurevich5077 5 лет назад

Wow. Didn't knew that mail wagons are still in use :)

@LeeBv9983 4 года назад

I've been watching these in order whilst also reading Paul Theroux's book "The Great Railway Bazaar." His trip on the Trans-Siberian in December 1973 was VERY different from this trip. What video camera are you using? I can't believe you used a smartphone. Excellent reportage and editing! Well done (and subscribed).

@user-zk2hl9ib9u 3 года назад

зачем сравнивать сервис 73 года и 2020 другое дело сколько у вас лове

@joliettraveler 2 года назад

Actually Lake Superior has a larger surface area.

@westernkorean1289 3 года назад

How to reserve tickets of these trains from China?

@georgekusz4221 4 года назад

There were a few second I did not know you were on the boat or the train, :-) :-) Will I have enough years to do this? ?????

@antonvanschalkwyk5966 5 лет назад

Hi, can you provide info on where to book, the pricing, info about the food (if included) and whether there are showers on the train?

@doc7austin 5 лет назад

there is (usually) no shower on the train; some modern trains offer one per-pay shower, but I havent spotted it on this train; tickets can easily booked at the english version of pass.rzd.ru; the food quality is average in the restaurant car; it is better to buy some food before the trip; i still havent understand how many meals are included in the fare;

@NataliaYasnaya 4 года назад

Anton van Schalkwyk My friend's daughter made a ride on the Trans-Siberian Railway and as I was seeing her away at the train terminal in Moscow, the train attendant told us shower was available in another carriage, only the passengers have to tell her at what time they want to go there so that she could reserve it for them. I have checked several sites in Russian now, and they say shower is available at 001M train and it costs 150 rubles ($2,4)

@Izmael1310 4 года назад

This is interesting - Vladivostok - Moscow 1st class 700€ but from the Ulan-Ude only 80€. and it is about in the middle of the whole route. I expected it will be cheaper but not that much. I expected something between 200-300€ because it is still 1/2 of the same distance (more or less) from Vladivostok and to Moscow :D

@doc7austin 4 года назад

EUR 80 is for Ulan-Ude - Irkutsk; not Moscow

@Izmael1310 4 года назад

Ah I see. Thanks for clarification.

@DenisTriton 4 года назад

"Zzzzz" all day long. ))

@bogdansiuda2799 3 года назад

I know that this train hes even a mail car, because it has russian mail's livery (and logo, maybe an former logo or outdated livery, or these cars should be replaced with newer ones, but still in use).