A Journey of Siberian Train From Moscow to Vladivostok.
Although many travelers are drawn to the Trans-Siberian each year, it is also a popular method of travel for Russian locals needing to get across the country. With its unique history and enduring legacy, the Trans-Siberian has definitely caught our interest!
If you want to say that you have taken the longest train journey in the world, then you’ll need to ride on the Trans-Siberian Railway. Running from the Yaroslavsky Terminal in Moscow, Russia, the railway runs all the way to the coastal city of Vladivostok.
Along the way, there are 64 stops. The railway passes through a total of 87 cities and towns and crosses over 16 rivers. One of the tunnels on the route is over a mile long. Overall, the railway is longer than the Great Wall of China
