People do not know how blessed they are to have the money and the good health to travel 😙

I got aboard a Russian freight ship from Yokohama,Japan, in 1970. Went on to get on the Trans Siberian train, 9 days to Moscow, quite an experience. Truly you go by the border of Mongolia, lake bykal, I was 21 years old, 74 years old now, plan on the trip from Moscow to Japan.

If you are fortunate enough to experience this magnificent rail adventure, take a few moments to think of the men who toiled and died to build this, the longest railroad in the world. Pray for their souls and that they Rest In Peace.

Once I visited Las Vegas and Disney World in LA, and I found it jaw-dropping. "This place is awesome"...I said. I was young at that time. Now this video makes me want to visit the 'real world' outside of USA, where every old building has a history, the people there are proud of. A place where you are greeted by normal elegantly dressed friendly people and not by people wearing Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Disney Princess and Elvis costumes. I wish every American agrees with me.

This is the Wonderful Areas of Russia I dreamed of as a young person. I know that while the government is dark and unwelcoming the wonderful architecture and past cultures are still maintained for the affluent. Thank you for sharing...

I just cried looking at this especially Lake Baikal. It’s so so beautiful ❤️

What a great experience for one like me who cannot afford it. This was educational and I felt I was on that trip thanks for putting it out there.

One of the nicest documentaries I have watched lately.

I've always been curious of Russian culture. Me being American, I don't see Russians as enemies. The political bs can't determine how I should see and feel about another country or it's people. Experiencing the culture and it's people is the best way to appreciate and demonstrate that we are not that different. Most important of all. We all live on this planet called Earth. Having compassion, respect, love for one another and that we are all brothers and sisters. Peace to you all and God bless.

Moscow metro stations are beautiful, and each station is very unique. Your trip by Trans-Siberian Express is amazing, very informative video!

That would be the trip of a life time. The history, the beauty.

The beauty of different countries and cultures never ceases to amaze me. I hope this never changes.

checked the price for this train -US $19,000 - $79,000 per person depending on the class you choose. I just saw it FREE and saved $19000

Beautiful, amazing film about Russia! It was like I was one of the travelers! Love Russia!

Wow. A lot better than American Amtrak trains. Looks more comfortable and luxurious.

I went to China and then for 10 days to Mongolia , what a trip ! ABSOLUTELY THE MOST WONDERFULLY TRIP I EVER HAD( AND I have traveled around the world)mongolian people are SO GREAT, the country SO open and wide, the wild horses the food, living in a jurt for a few days...unforgettable...Will be with me forever.....

I am Russian and I can say after this video, that's true - you can see more than Russian about Russia on this trip.

This is the most beautiful place I've ever seen. I never dreamed there was a place on our earth where the land and buildings pulled me in to love anywhere this much.

One of my top bucket-list travel experiences I hope to have one day

Absolutely stunning in every way!!

This is one of my fave videos about Russian, very thorough very elegant.

Great respect for Russia and its history after watching this in 2021.

Thank goodness that all countries can share there culture with the rest of the world. Much beauty to share.

I love how I can see this and my imagination brings me there as a passenger having an experiance.

That last lake is more prettier than the first lake and the village areas are beautiful!!!!

Beautiful county and Beautiful People what a wonderful way to experience such an amazing place.

Never really thought about visiting Russia but this travelogue really made me re-think that. Well presented. Thank you.

Amazing documentary!

I would have liked seeing more about the train itself. Food, staterooms, different cars, etc. Like you have seen on videos about the Orient Express.

This video brought me to tears . Thank you so much to all the staff who work hard to make this the most unique experience in the world. Russia is the most beautiful country in the world.

I absolutely loved this video, the production, the narration, the scenes captured, the whole thing, and to top it off, so informative, love Russia and would love to take that exact trip someday, thank you for such awesome video.

What a beautiful country!!! Cheers from Detroit!

I LOVE RUSSIA me and my lovely woman we live in Armavir and most of our family work for the railroad company of Russia as Engineers ! Its a pleasure to travel by train true Russia and so so many beautiful different landscape and city's !

This video inspires me to take the Trans Siberian Express. An experience of a lifetime.

Great words spoken ;" Russians and their Endurance " . Love to see Moscow and board the train .

Wonderful. Simply wonderful. A beautiful distraction from the misery of coronavirus. Thank you. Thank you.

So nice to see a place that has no graffiti plastered everywhere, even the metro looks immaculate.

Looks like it’d be the absolute trip of a lifetime.🚞🗺🇷🇺

Absolutely stunning. Each frame holds attention and there is something for everyone!

Something to certainly add to one's bucket list of things to enjoy. 🇺🇸 🇷🇺

Моя прекрасная страна, такая разная и такая неповторимая!

Beautiful country.

Ive done this trans Siberian trip twice but back in 1981-83. Would love to revisit the train and the places to see the changes. Back then the food was very basic and different but the staff were equally friendly back then even though they would steer away answering some of our questions back then. Lovely film you have done here

This is the third time I have watched this. I still have no words to describe my feelings.

That must be an awesome trip. It was enjoyable seeing this. Gave me a different perspective of Russian life. I am unable to travel now, but this video let me see what l will never be able to do in person.

Oh what? The mineral museum surprised me! Incredible content here on KZfaq, thanks for the upload!

Trans Siberian Express, I am from India & we used to learn about this longest train journey when I was a Kid. Lovely train & a lovely journey. Thank you for the views.👍🤝

The most spectacular train journey of all the continents!

What an absolute dream this trip would be

Looks like I have to save some money. Love to do it! I was on the Volga river cruise this year 2020 from Volgograd to Astrakhan (black caviar place) it was great experience, great food, friendly people, great service. And places with unique history. 👍

People are not their governments. Usually the people are wonderful, their governments are another issue altogether. Looks like such a lovely trip.

Predivno i hvala ,bio je užitak gledati i približiti si virtualno životnu želju...Predivna i moćna Russija

WOW. The video quality! What shall one say? Like: "I'm dying here?" oH, and the audio is yet another story.

Wow! How beautiful. What a wonderful video.

This just popped up Oct 12, 2021 - what an amazing experience this must have been

That was absolutely awesome. I just would have liked to see the sleeping quarters.

I am so glad Russia has opened up to the rest of the world. It is a wonderful place with great people.

Looks like a great way to see many beautiful places. Speaking of beautiful, can we just stop and give a nod of appreciation to... well, the entire train staff - WoW, what a great-looking crew !

What an exquisite experience! Thanks you for uploading this. The presentation and narration was riveting

I'm from Indonesia... Woow.. amazing trip. I like this video..the author explains clearly the destination while we don't feel it when we are on the way by train.

This is a fantastic video. Thank you for sharing it with us!

I just decided since I’ve always loved trains and never been on one - I will spend the rest of my life traveling on a train. First I’ll go right here in the USA outwest - then to this train in Russia!

With this video of the Trans Siberian train travel from Moscow to Vladivostok seems I was in that 6,000 mile travel which I could not afford. Wow, I really like it. Thanks to the vloggers.

Thank you so much for taking us with you on this beautiful Trip! Only a few Can make this trip in person! Greetings from Holland🌷

What a gorgeous trip ❤️

Let's hear it for the music 🎶. Outstanding.

I came by bus with four kids in 1979 to San Francisco from Memphis!!!!We ( who could!) had to get off the bus four times to kick start it!! I never looked back!! It was a gorgeous trip, done by way of the northern route!!!Over the Rocky Mountains, we were above clouds! !I love trains!!!This is a great video! I have only traveled by train from San Francisco to Vancouver, equally gorgeous trip.

This is a dream vacation .

An incredible video. I love this country with its beautiful landscapes, people with such humble homeliness, the beautiful architecture. On my bucket list

Yeah right. I'll have to win Texas Powerball before I can even think about taking a trip like that.

What a beautiful production! Kudos for sharing this amazing view of a widely unknown and misunderstood geography!!!!!!!!!!

Very interesting and beautiful . Makes you wonder what really goes on behind closed doors.

This would be an amazing journey and vacation!!

Beautifully made video, I felt as though I was in a classroom! WELL DONE.

What a beauty!!!!I would have liked to see more of the interiors of the cabins and so on. Anyway ...with the history of Russia and a so different kind of nature and cultures, this journey is a fantastic way to try to understand something about this huge country. Well done.

A great train journey! The nature is spectacular. Lots of natural sites to see. Great museums. Great authentic meals. Worth to spend some bucks.

Thank you, for the memories.

Wow! Heard a lot about this longest train route but felt amazed to saw this video; felt as if boarded this train and part of this journey. Really appreciate this great video.

Wow, I really enjoyed the indepth view into all these seldom explored cities, especially Ulaan Baatar. The music choice and the drone shots were beautiful, and I much appreciate the relaxing narration and the enthusiastic tourists.

Once we are able to travel again -- this is a trip that I would love to take. This is truly an amazing video ... thank you for sharing it with us.

I love this. So informative. I look forward to be a part of this. Hoping to drop by near Lake Baikal and Siberia also. 💗

01:00 The Volga is not call the Moskva in Moscow. They are two entirely different rivers, though the latter is a tributary to the former.

It's even a spiritual journey, Irkutsk and port baikal enchanted me, I was in kazan and 2018 in the soccer world cup, I was in some places in the video👍🏻🍺⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ exceptional quality

The Volga river does not run through Moscow as the Moskva; the Moskva feeds into the Volga two rivers later. The Christ the Savior Cathedral is not the 1800’s original, but a 1990’s reconstruction. The original was demolished in the 1930’s for the Palace of the Soviets, which was never built and whose massive, unfinished foundations were converted to an outdoor, public swimming pool.

Found this gem due to my love for trains algorithm. So glad i did- very well done! Thank you!

That was amazing! Thank you so much for sharing. The beautiful accommodations, friendly and attentive staff, fantastic food, and glorious countryside make this a must-see experience. I was particularly impressed with the open-mindedness of the Amerian gentleman who seemed to defy the Yankee stereotype with genuine interest and love of other cultures. Bravo!

Riding this train IS, ON, MY, BUCKET, LIST!

Thank you for taking me on this fantastic journey.

I put this trip on my bucket, even though I don't know when.

Beautiful subways in Moscow. Then I see the subways in the U.S.

TOP CLASS COVERAGE . TRULY MEMORABLE.

The intro Moscow tour was so good I forgot I was watching a video about a train ride.

WHOA! This was a sharp contrast to my Trans-Siberian Express journey from Moscow to Irkutsk in 1986. 5 day journey. We didn't have swank accomodations: very basic but not uncomfortable. But there was "a shower" for our entire car and ONLY cold or tepid water. No fancy dining car! I don't remember going hungry, but the meals were bland and unremarkable. If I hadn't brought my own bottle of wine, there wouldn't have been a single drop available on the whole trip. It was an amazing once in a life time journey, and I took many notes. Would love to do the trip "in style." Visited Lake Baikal also!

I had my tickets booked in May 2020 to travel on the Trans Siberian from Moscow to Vladivostok with six intermediate stops. All to no avail due to COVID-19, but planning for May 2022.

I am praying this stupid war ends because the beauty and wonder of the trip is breathtaking

I really enjoyed this video. Sure, I would like to have seen more content, but I don't know how much other people would be willing to watch, describing such a long journey. I really wish I were in a position to afford such a dream trip. Such amazing examples of architecture, culture, and nature... It saddens me to see comments here denigrating Russia, its people, and its governors. I am an American who has been a news junkie for over 50 years. I used to read at least 2 major newspapers per day, front to back (except most society and obituary pages). This I did when the papers made some attempt at journalistic integrity. Of course, some papers leaned left and others right, which is why I read more than one. For many of those years, Pravda was held up here as the ultimate example of state-sponsored propaganda. While communism or socialism never made sense to me as a long-term system of government or economics, still I often wished I could read and understand Russian so that I could see for myself what was being promulgated by the Soviet powers that were. When the Soviet Union broke up, I had hoped that our nation's leaders would breathe a sigh of relief and find joy in the prospects of working with Russia, a great nation with people of a long history of great strength and resilience instead of fearing the prospect of another world war. Part of me hesitated, though, remembering Eisenhower's warning about our own military-industrial complex. There is much money to be made off the fear of war. Unfortunately, many of my fellow Americans have not done their homework in this Internet age. Much of that is because our own media have become propagandists that would make Pravda's operatchiks proud. Many Americans (and other Westerners) conflate Russia with the Soviet Union. They do not know about America's involvement in the overthrow of the democratically elected Ukrainian government 9 years ago. They do not know that it is the Ukrainian government who has been murdering its own people in eastern Ukraine since 2014 and that those people voted for independence from Ukraine. They do not know that Putin stepped in simply to stop the attacks against these people. Most amazingly, they do not understand that Russian forces could simply have destroyed most of Ukraine and its people long ago. They do not see the Christian values that Putin expresses in some of his speeches -- the very values that have led him to show restraint, limiting the conflict to eastern Ukraine, protecting the people who have been attacked by the Ukrainian government -- their *own government* since 2014. By simply rolling into eastern Ukraine and taking a defensive posture, Putin has *limited* the casualties of innocent civilians in Ukraine. Unfortunately, Zelensky has persisted in attacking the vastly superior Russian forces. Unfortunately, our so-called "leaders" have funneled billions of dollars in cash and weapons to Zelensky and his cohorts -- much of which has gone unaccounted for as hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian men -- and tens of thousands of Russian men -- have died in this pointless war. It is a sad state that we are in. We elect leaders based on the believability of their lies, then try to justify our poor choices by holding up their further lies as truths. As our wisest founding father, Benjamin Franklin, replied when asked by a concerned citizen what we had after our Constitutional Convention, he replied, " A republic -- for as long as you can keep it." He understood the draw of power and the people's willingness to grant that power to those who promised the most. Those willing to seek truth can see clearly how far our country has strayed from our Founding Fathers' intent. It seems Russia has undergone a revival. Please pray that we might, too, for the benefit of all mankind.

this looks absolutely incredible I hope I get to go someday!

Fabulous voice commentary and beautifully filmed however I would like to have seen more of the train itself 👍

20 years ago I took the Trans Siberian. An unforgettable journy, SO, this video is and was fantastic. Thank you

The sky there is so beautiful the colors are unbelievable