Trip report (Moscow) - Samara - Astana / Nur-Sultan by train (Silk road part 4 NL to China by train)
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2019
- Trip report 4
Welcome to another trip report. Video 4 out of 9 on my way to and in China along the Silk-Road.
A trip report on train № 084Ц (train D 84CJ).
This train route is being served by the Kazakh railway company and goes from Moscow to Astana / Nur-Sultan.
In this video i'll be taking the sleeper train that runs between Moscow and Astana / Nur- Sultan. I will take this train from Samara. I did the first part from Moscow to Samara a day earlier.
This is the 4th trip report along the silk road from the Netherlands to China via Germany, Poland, Belarus, Russia and Kazakhstan by train.
I will launch a website with more information soon www.trainviking.com
All silk-road series:
Amsterdam - Berlin: • Trip report Amsterdam ...
Berlin - Moscow: • Trip Report Berlin to ...
Moscow - Samara: • Trip report Moscow - S...
Samara - Nur-Sultan (Astana): • Trip report (Moscow) -...
Nur-Sultan (Astana) - Almaty: • Trip report Astana / N...
Almaty (Kazakhstan) - Ürumqi: • Trip report Almaty (Ka...
Ürümqi - Lanzhou: • Trip report Ürümqi - L...
Lanzhou - Beijing: • Trip report Lanzhou - ...
Beijing - Shanghai: • Trip report Beijing - ...
Extra China content:
Beijing - Great wall: • Visit the great wall o...
Shanghai Maglev: • The Shanghai maglev tr...
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Good video, thank you very much!
In Bald and Bankrupt Voice: “A Soviet Train.....to Nur-SulTAN!”
I really like these cars - Ammendorf made "Kupe" (2nd class) cars from DDR. Their interior "a-la wood" is really cozy and beautiful. And they are the part of my childhood - I travelled a lot by them in 1990's - 2000's. (These cars imported to USSR and were the main Kupe cars in Russia 15 - 20 years ago yet.)
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Да, самые уютные вагоны, то самое купе )
As train travelling goes, there's nothing like travelling in a sturdy Russian Soviet-style coach and being served fresh tea from the onboard samovar by a friendly Russian train attendant.
Awesome trip!
2nd class cars (rus купейный), You've used, were constructed in DDR (Ammendorf) in 1970-1980's:) And they are used now too somewhere in Russia:) Greetings from Moscow!
Мля, мой родной Курган )))
Very nice train trip I didn't notice much difference between second and third class apart from that in second despite having potentially 3 others with you you do get privacy from the rest of the train whilst 3rd class is open
There are "open space" in 3rd class "Platzcart" - different of 2nd class "Kupe". And there are 54 seats in one 3rd class car, 18 more than in 2nd class (36 passengers). With the same number of toilets - 2 ☝️ And old Soviet Platzcart cars don't have air conditioning (Kupe cars have). I don't know, are it on modern Platzcarts or not... 😐
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Looking forward to the site! Will you have information on where to book?
Haha still need to work in this :)
This train operates by the Kazakh rail company. Russian railways just sell tickets.
Aaahhh I thought it was more like the concept of eurocity trains, so all working together and so. Good to know :).
@@Trainviking Moreover, foreign carriers pay to Russian railways for using tracks and stations. E.g. Estonian rail company decided to cancel their line to Moscow because it was very expensive for them even though the tickets were 100% sold out. And now RZD operates that line with modern cars for cheaper price.
@@matveypavlov495 It's okay to ask money for it of course. But not like this way. Actually when I can enter St. Petersburg without a visum with the Allegro train and this train I'm planning to make a video on this as well next summer.
Trainviking you already can enter St. Petersburg on e-visa. But I was sure this regime works only for those enter Russia by plane or by car. You need to check it.
@@Trainviking Welcome St. Petersburg after COVID pandemic! 😉
Petuhovo!!! daar is de Peking Express volgens mij ook geweest
Hi Man! Nice vids, congrats. Do u speak any russian? If no did u have any problems during your trip? Thank u :)
No I don't speak any russian at all. Well some simple words but not enough for real understanding. I can read the alphabet though. But I haven't got any Problems with this, also Google made if easy for me. You can buy relatively cheap SIM cards with unlimited data, so you're always online.
@@Trainviking thanks for your answer!
Make a video on Indian train's too.
The rail station in Moscow is called Kazansky, not Kazanskaya, I believe.
Thanks, my Russian isn't good at all :).
hi ' from Samara and Astana how much was the train ticket includes border crossing ? thankyou buddy .
I paid about € 80,- for this rise in 2nd class. The price in Russian rubel was 6.385,-
Of course, 3rd class is cheaper.
Can you tell for how much dollar the ticket cost??? For 3rd class please….. guess??
You can find the fares on eng.rzd.ru/en
This kind of video could be rare. But the cabin was filmed in too dark. I barely see them.
4:15 race
Another terrible Kazakh train traveling from Russia. I used to go from Novosibirsk to Almaty by Kazakh train, it is more or less the same, old-fashioned and dirty
It's definitely true you'll find better trains on many routes. But for me as a foreign tourist from Western Europe traveling the silk-road, this is also a great experience. And within Kazakhstan the trains are just really modern.
As a Russian, from Samara, the beauty fo old trains are the click-clack sounds that modern trains don't have.
Loli I guess, what you are saying is true)
Ride talgo, nice and fast train
@@sus5976 They aren't international, yet. Let's hope.