Trans-Siberian Railway: Beijing to Moscow via Mongolia
Updated On: 24 June, 2019 03:50 PM IST | | mid-day online correspondent
Starting from Moscow to Vladivostok covering a distance of 9289kms the Trans-Siberian railway was built between 1891 and 1961 under Tsar Nicolas

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It sure does sound exciting - exploring an unexplored region from the comforts of your very own luxury cabin on a train. Railroad trips are for the intrepid traveler who love good dose of adventure and love to do something out of the ordinary. Embark upon a grand journey on the longest railway line in the world, the Trans- Siberian Railway.
Starting from Moscow to Vladivostok covering a distance of 9289kms the Trans-Siberian railway was built between 1891 and 1961 under Tsar Nicolas. This rail – line played a strategic role in shaping Russian history, be it Russo – Japan war of 1904, the Russian revolution of 1917, or World War II in 1941. Even today the line remains the most important transport link within Russia after 100 years, transporting goods and people. The journey is one of the most desired travel adventures for the discerning traveller. There are connecting branch lines into Mongolia, China, and North Korea.
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