My friend and I did the Trans-Sib 2 years ago from Moscow to Ulan Bator, Mongolia, and it was probably the most memorable trip I've ever taken. We broke up the trip in Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk and Ulan Ude. We did 1st class (2 berth cabin) because we didn't want to risk sharing a berth with strange men. What several people told us is that if you're a woman travelling solo and don't want to spend the $$$ for 1st class, then plastkartny is usually safer than 2nd class because the sleeping area is open (no doors) and always in plain view of the provodnik/nitsa, so it's much harder for anyone to get away with taking advantage of other people.
first view...first like...first comment!!!!!!!!!!!!!...last year I went to Russia for the World Cup....I traveled by train (3rd class) Moscow-Sochi (Adler) then Sochi-Volgograd and lastly Volgograd-Moscow...all those trips were very long journeys....and they were also very interesting....on 3rd class you really get a chance to mingle with real Russian people
noli sarmiento Wow, this summer I flew from Moscow to Volgograd then Volgograd to Sochi then back to Volgograd again for a few days and finally Volgograd to Moscow and back home to London.
Are you a Filipino by any chance? If you are, I am also a Filipino and I was in Russia too during the 2018 FIFA World Cup (Kazan - where I watched the France vs Argentina game - and Moscow)! 😁
I would land in Khabarovsk every 2 weeks to refuel while working for an Air Cargo outfit. Never had the chance to get out and explore but, watching your video brings me back great memories. Safe trip.
So happy you had an amazing start to your Trans-Siberian journey! I'm in absolute awe with the Russian railway stations- some of the best architecture I've seen! It's so cool to see Japanese vending machines in Khabarovsk- what a small world we live in :)
Спасибо за доброе видео видео о моем городе Хабаровске! Алина, Вы красивая русская девушка, хорошо владеющая английским, на сколько я могу понимать английский))) Но Ваш русский как мой, а может и лучше. На Вас приятно смотреть и приятно слушать.
@@AlinaMcleod Вы знаете, я посмотрел видео где Вы рассказываете как в детстве переехали в Канаду, и это многое объясняет. Вы действительно Русская, хотя и живете с детства в Канаде. Изначально Ваш родной язык русский, хотя многие уехавшие в детстве за границу часто плохо говорят по-русски. Надо сказать спасибо Вашей маме, что сберегла Вашу речь. Поэтому Вы и умная и красивая. Еще говорят, что у билингвов один язык всегда ведущий, но в вашем случае сложно понять распространяется ли на Вас это правило. Вы знаете, я смотрел другие ролики про путешествие по транссибу, так как сам люблю путешествовать на поезде, обычно покажут только вокзал или вообще пропускают Хабаровск. А Вы сделали остановку в городе и показали его. И правильно сделали, Ваше видео будет наиболее полным. Успехов Вам в Вашем путешествии.
We had a great time in Khabarovsk. We were there in summer and enjoyed a boat trip along the river and some great food! We took the train from Vladivostok and then flew on from Khabarovsk to Irkutsk for lake Baikal. Great trip!! Enjoying exploring your channel. Memoryseekers.
I have not followed your journey for the last 2 months as I have been in the thick of my own travels. Currently in Malaysia. But my 15 days in Russia was so memorable. I loved it and would love to repeat the experience one day. Maybe even stay longer and work there - such as teaching English. I also had a train journey. On the bullet train (Sapsan) from Moscow to St. Petersburg. Simply awesome. Thought I left the booking too late and there was no vacancy for the date I needed except for Business Class. So it was far more expensive than I had planned. But worth it.
Ooo hope you're having an amazing time! I am thinking of taking the bullet trains between those two cities as well since I've taken just the main passenger trains so far. Happy travels!
Спасибо большое за видео, Алина! Я родился и живу в этом городе Хабаровске. Он такой же как Владивосток и по размеру и по населению. 600000-650000 жителей. Но он спокойнее, чем Владивосток. Вы очень смелая, потому, что путешествовать через всю эту огромную страну в одиночку надо иметь решительность. Молодец. Так держать! ❤
Its a Blast to Sorta be with you when your Traveling! Seeing that part of the world , when your doing it all for us and I am just watching is a BLAST ! Thank YOU , I get to tag along and enjoy seeing a Place in the World I have never been to.. Your Great to Travel with !!!
This is an excellent vid, it reinforces the belief I had experienced in my travels, there is beautiful cities and cultures, we just simply need to go and see them !!
Do you have any chance to make a video about Sochi? I heard it's spectacularly amazing for vacation and tourist and incredible parks and restaurants...
Нуууу скажу просто по русски красавица и так думаю русские парни ну как то влюбились и так приятно мы все тебя любим и уважаем за рассказ о твоей исторической Родине о наших городах
Alina, Love the interesting (media blackout) history lesson. At 18:30 - It might be a late harvest (Oct) which makes the wine sweeter. However, the bottle's label should indicate residual sugar content (>5 grams). If you can please take pictures/videos of the countryside from inside the Train perspective.
Алина нужно было обязательно посетить Зоосад им. Сысоева.)) Познакомилась бы с флорой и фауной Хабаровского края. И ещё много интересных и красивых мест ты не увидела в Хабаровске. Обязательно приезжай ещё.))))
Thanks for sharing these interesting videos of your trip across Siberia. They remind me of my own trans-Siberian journey many years ago, when I unfortunately didn't have a camera -- so I have no pictures to remember the trip. I traveled from Luxembourg to Moscow by train in October 1979 (during Brezhnev's time -- USSR), spent one night at the Leningrad hotel there, then took the trans-Siberian all the way to Khabarovsk, where all foreigners had to get off because the train continued directly to Vladivostok, which was a closed city in those days (no foreigners allowed -- Soviet Pacific Fleet HQ). So I spent one night and half a day in Khabarovsk, and then took another train to Nakhodka east of Vladivostok, and from there I took a Soviet passenger ship to Yokohama in Japan. I spent 11 days in a row traveling on trains that time. I still have the stub of my ticket from Moscow to Khabarovsk and a few other souvenirs, but no pictures.
Эх не знал что будешь у нас в Хабаровске, показал бы город, он вдоль реки на 40 км растянулся и есть что посмотреть, но на машине, а туристов у нас из Китая прилично приезжает, кстати штопоры продают ))) не в тот магазин зашла))) Лайк + подписка :)
14:46 omg, that pizza and the beer are all I wanted right now!! 17:47 Alina, if I ever meet you in Toronto or Eastern Europe, I'll give you a Victorinox Swiss Army Knife called "Climber". It's the best thing there is for travellers. It comes with a corkscrew, scissors and blade. It's OK to carry it on trains, but it must be in your checked luggage when you fly. 🍀
Interested to watch your journey as I plan on doing one form Khabarovsk(where Im going yo be living) all the way to Moscow. Excited to see what I should expect. Plus what places to see, visit etc. Have a great trip.
Nice video. I litteraly just get off the transsibierie express @ Irkutsk and went to the Baikal lake. We are on our way to Vladivlostok. This trip is mind blowing! Enjoy it.
9:00 Алина! Ты ошибаешься. Хабаровск больше чем Владивосток. По площади 117% от Владивостока и людей немного больше. Просто в нем меньше суеты и больше умиротворения..
Damn things , You speak Russian 🇷🇺Language very, very well . Your pronunciation in Russian is very correctly. Beside that English Language You got as well, easy to understand and very soft ! May GOD Bless You ! (From South East USA 🇺🇸)
20:20 The display is fairly missleading. I stumble upon this every time I plan a trip in Russia. In Coupe the prices highly vary between upper and bottom bunk - which . At the end the bottom bunk in Coupe is somewhere in the middle between Platscart and SV.
Would love to do that trip, it's on my bucket list!!)), always remember the trip from Kiev to Lugansk a few years ago, left Kiev at 7pm and arrived in Lugansk at 1.30pm the next day. First time I'd ever slept on a train o/night!!))
I don't know how people watching your videos would not want to visit Russia and see the things you're seeing and do the things you're doing. I smiled when you sampled new food and drink and were pleasantly surprised. That was my experience here, too. If you manage to visit the Northern Caucasus Mountain area near southern Stavropol Region not too far from the border with Ukraine, you'll be amazed at the food they serve. There are so many different ethnic communities, all with their own unique cuisine.
What a trill to see one of the train moving! So sad for the ladies left behind. Nice to have the privilege to be accompanied with 3 bodyguards from the military or better to say " the honour was theirs" to have a beauty with them.Thanks for reporting. May the best comes your way.
Three days on a train, reminds me of my 3 days on a bus (greyhound). Try it once and you'll never do again, a little planning can ease the pain. The prices may be insanely cheap but at what cost? Almost going insane!
I hope you spend some time in Novosibirsk. I found it to have the same things as Moscow and St. Petersburg, but without the traffic and crowds on the Metro.
WOW. An amazing trip, well done. I really want to do it but I can never find anyone to do it with me that train journey. I will research the cost thank for the encouragement
Dude, I saw you on Dating without border, and I thought you're speaking that way!!! my god you are good, I wish you the best, hopeful you can make it as actress someday. Respectfully
Люблю поезда дальнего следования: едешь быстро, но при этом долго. Никуда не торопишься, но никогда не опоздаешь. И можно с чистой совестью отоспаться, начитаться, отъесться и встретить интересных людей, Хотя, как повезет, могут попасться соседи, громко храпящие во сне. :)
Thanks for bringing us along this trip! The places you visited I bet they're amazing in person. Congrats on no dislikes on the video lol. Got a question. Way back in high school I had a Russian friend and she told us so much stories about Russia and stuff (most shocking was things about the Chechen people) but long story short, is it really safe for Asians to visit Russia? She showed me videos of skinheads and I was shocked the things they'll do. But I guess they're not after the tourists? It's just people like the migrants from the south that they're attacking?
Yeah I'm pretty surprised there's no dislikes! lol As for the country being safe for Asians, I would say yes. I don't know if you saw my Vladivostok vlogs but the city is literally the mecca of tourists from Japan/Korea/China. Irkutsk was also very popular with Chinese and I assume Moscow/St Petersburg are popular too. Overall I don't think too many people are outwardly discriminating, but of course there's going to be the odd ones here and there. I'd say you'd be quite safe and welcome.
In general Russia is safer than big cities of Europe and north America, you won't see a lot of homelessness and drug users there. Be aware of alcoholics at night, you might be harassed robbed or beaten up. There are thieves and scams at tourists spots, but less than Paris, Rome.... Corrupted cops might extort foreign tourists, from asian countries in particular. Don't take seriously about the rudeness, that's the way when they interact with stangers. Be patient with inefficiency and don't expect a random person speaks in English with you. Have a nice journey.
9:11 LOL, You just started a Far Eastern civil war here, considering feud between the two, and the fact Khabarovsk is still bigger than Vladivostok, and until recently held more important political status.
Can always go eat at the Canteens for a cost effective meal. Schwarma is also a cheap eat. Gritchka = Buckwheat. For those that haven't eaten it, it's pretty bland and tasteless which is why it's just not popular in the states. Usually you mix some meat sauce of sorts (or whatever you have available) to give it a flavor. 15 yrs in Russia and I still don't eat it. However, it is healthy and contains that all important fiber for your "big deals"! My longest train ride was Moscow to near Crimea region (sea of Azov). 3 days/2 nights. The worst thing is if the air-con in your wagon doesn't work. Can get quite hot as you can't open the windows in your cabin! Only the ones in the common corridor can you open on the newer wagons. Another thing is when sharing a cabin with people not of your party. When you buy a ticket, you are assigned a bunk. Now, I'm not sure if there's a written rule on this, however, if your bunk is on the top, sometimes the person below you may demand you move to the top even if it's mid day! Now the unwritten rule is that you only have to go to your bunk when it's time for sleep at night. But you will get the occasional 50yr old woman who will demand you move to your assigned bunk. I figure it's because she grew up in Soviet times, and she paid money for "Her Bunk" and she's got all rights to it. Gives her kind of power in a sense.
Lol yeah that annoys me when people hog the bottom bunk the whole day. It’s like fine I get you bought it for the majority of the day but where are the people sleeping in the top supposed to eat?
Now that's real history, one of my dreams is to take a ride The Siberian Express with a total goddess... The cost of building it is said to have bankrupted the empire so, we had all better enjoy it! A tremendous amount of blood, sweat and tears went into building it!
Thank you for the video, I smiled. I knew that all tourists are invited to the Russian restaurant. Our embankment, along which you walked and ate ice cream, has recently been completely repaired, everything has become new. I'm glad you enjoyed the ice cream. I myself buy Japanese coffee and drinks :) I have a Japanese right-hand drive car that goes always and everywhere :) I am sorry to see your video just now. One could show you a larger Khabarovsk, the historical part of the city. It would not be difficult for me at all. But I don't know English spoken at all. I can only read a little :) We still have an excellent Ukrainian restaurant, they cook deliciously there.
Хм, хорошая идея - попросить открыть вино в магазине... Но боюсь, это только к иностранцам снисходят. А Хабаровск хорош! И думаю, что Алина ещё не всё увидела.
Oh goodness! Finally somebody is paying a proper respect to what such a vast country as Russia has to offer to a tourist and inversting TWO MONTHS of their time into the trip! Not just rushing through the whole county in 10-14 days! Definitely subscribing!
When you get to Moscow, I can show it from the inside. There are so many hidden gems and places that tourists miss. Following the same paths they see half as much and spend twice as much. Therefore, all the vlogs about Moscow are like corn on the cob and why should you do it again?
Транссибирская магистраль-самая большая ж/дорожная магистраль на свете...И мечта многих путешественников проехать по ней.Целая неделя для неспешного путешествия под перестук рельсов...
Fantastic to see an inside look of the Trans Siberian Express, great video Alina
Thank you so much!
My friend and I did the Trans-Sib 2 years ago from Moscow to Ulan Bator, Mongolia, and it was probably the most memorable trip I've ever taken. We broke up the trip in Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk and Ulan Ude. We did 1st class (2 berth cabin) because we didn't want to risk sharing a berth with strange men. What several people told us is that if you're a woman travelling solo and don't want to spend the $$$ for 1st class, then plastkartny is usually safer than 2nd class because the sleeping area is open (no doors) and always in plain view of the provodnik/nitsa, so it's much harder for anyone to get away with taking advantage of other people.
first view...first like...first comment!!!!!!!!!!!!!...last year I went to Russia for the World Cup....I traveled by train (3rd class) Moscow-Sochi (Adler) then Sochi-Volgograd and lastly Volgograd-Moscow...all those trips were very long journeys....and they were also very interesting....on 3rd class you really get a chance to mingle with real Russian people
noli sarmiento Wow, this summer I flew from Moscow to Volgograd then Volgograd to Sochi then back to Volgograd again for a few days and finally Volgograd to Moscow and back home to London.
Wow! Great trip! Welcome to Russia!
That sounds amazing! My first platzkart trip will be tomorrow! Excited to see what it's like!
Are you a Filipino by any chance? If you are, I am also a Filipino and I was in Russia too during the 2018 FIFA World Cup (Kazan - where I watched the France vs Argentina game - and Moscow)! 😁
I’ m italian i was here , Transiberiana is a legend ,
I would land in Khabarovsk every 2 weeks to refuel while working for an Air Cargo outfit.
Never had the chance to get out and explore but, watching your video brings me back great memories.
Safe trip.
Who were you flying for?
So happy you had an amazing start to your Trans-Siberian journey! I'm in absolute awe with the Russian railway stations- some of the best architecture I've seen! It's so cool to see Japanese vending machines in Khabarovsk- what a small world we live in :)
It does become such a smaller world when you travel! The fact we can be on the other side of the world in a day is amazing!
You should see the Moscow subway stations. They are works of art!
Спасибо за доброе видео видео о моем городе Хабаровске! Алина, Вы красивая русская девушка, хорошо владеющая английским, на сколько я могу понимать английский))) Но Ваш русский как мой, а может и лучше. На Вас приятно смотреть и приятно слушать.
спасибо :) было здорово иметь возможность практиковать мой русский так много
@@AlinaMcleod Вы знаете, я посмотрел видео где Вы рассказываете как в детстве переехали в Канаду, и это многое объясняет. Вы действительно Русская, хотя и живете с детства в Канаде. Изначально Ваш родной язык русский, хотя многие уехавшие в детстве за границу часто плохо говорят по-русски. Надо сказать спасибо Вашей маме, что сберегла Вашу речь. Поэтому Вы и умная и красивая. Еще говорят, что у билингвов один язык всегда ведущий, но в вашем случае сложно понять распространяется ли на Вас это правило. Вы знаете, я смотрел другие ролики про путешествие по транссибу, так как сам люблю путешествовать на поезде, обычно покажут только вокзал или вообще пропускают Хабаровск. А Вы сделали остановку в городе и показали его. И правильно сделали, Ваше видео будет наиболее полным. Успехов Вам в Вашем путешествии.
We had a great time in Khabarovsk. We were there in summer and enjoyed a boat trip along the river and some great food! We took the train from Vladivostok and then flew on from Khabarovsk to Irkutsk for lake Baikal. Great trip!!
Enjoying exploring your channel. Memoryseekers.
Прекрасно ! Сама красавица, и к тому же интересная !
Хорошо, что показываешь Россию с другой стороны, которую многие туристы не знают )
Молодец Алина , отличное видео! Удачи тебе в дороге!
I have not followed your journey for the last 2 months as I have been in the thick of my own travels. Currently in Malaysia. But my 15 days in Russia was so memorable. I loved it and would love to repeat the experience one day. Maybe even stay longer and work there - such as teaching English. I also had a train journey. On the bullet train (Sapsan) from Moscow to St. Petersburg. Simply awesome. Thought I left the booking too late and there was no vacancy for the date I needed except for Business Class. So it was far more expensive than I had planned. But worth it.
Wow! Welcome to Russia!
Ooo hope you're having an amazing time! I am thinking of taking the bullet trains between those two cities as well since I've taken just the main passenger trains so far. Happy travels!
Спасибо большое за видео, Алина!
Я родился и живу в этом городе Хабаровске. Он такой же как Владивосток и по размеру и по населению. 600000-650000
жителей. Но он спокойнее, чем Владивосток.
Вы очень смелая, потому, что путешествовать через всю эту огромную страну в одиночку надо иметь решительность. Молодец. Так держать! ❤
I’ve just remembered another breakaway republic in Georgia that’s South Ossetia.
Ooo Georgia has two??? Thanks for giving me another idea to consider!
Alina Mcleod And Lithuania 🇱🇹 has one too Uzupis Republic.
Amazing video, very nice explanations..
Wanna travel across Russia from now on. Thank you Alina 😘
Thanks for sharing Your adventures with Us. I can't wait to see what's next :)
Its a Blast to Sorta be with you when your Traveling!
Seeing that part of the world , when your doing it all for us and I am just watching is a BLAST !
Thank YOU , I get to tag along and enjoy seeing a Place in the World I have never been to.. Your Great to Travel with !!!
This is an excellent vid, it reinforces the belief I had experienced in my travels, there is beautiful cities and cultures, we just simply need to go and see them !!
вы сняли отличное видео о Хабаровске, город достоин посещения
Wow!!!! Amazing trip...enjoy everything!!
Thank you!
Khabarovsk somehow looks like a place hat i definitely will enjoy
Алина, ты шикарна :) По возможности посмотрю все твои видео, не обращай внимания на всяких злопыхателей :)
Красавица! По- русски хорошо говоришь!😍
Спасибо :)
Наша она . в Канаду в детстве увезенная .
@@сергейатласов-э4ю а я и думаю откуда она такая красивая
@@AlinaMcleod Ты Очень Крутая )
Do you have any chance to make a video about Sochi? I heard it's spectacularly amazing for vacation and tourist and incredible parks and restaurants...
I've heard great things about Sochi too. Sadly that's too far south for me this trip, will have to come back!
Прекрасное видео о Хабаровске!!)) Спасибо)))))
Looks like a fun ride Alina id like to ride on a train like that looks like your having a lot of fun
Нуууу скажу просто по русски красавица и так думаю русские парни ну как то влюбились и так приятно мы все тебя любим и уважаем за рассказ о твоей исторической Родине о наших городах
Alina, Love the interesting (media blackout) history lesson. At 18:30 - It might be a late harvest (Oct) which makes the wine sweeter. However, the bottle's label should indicate residual sugar content (>5 grams). If you can please take pictures/videos of the countryside from inside the Train perspective.
Next video will be like that!
Funny at 12:54 What does the store star bricks sell? Something similar to Legos toys?
everything that is brand new for my eyes is turistic and call my attention....those churches and mosq wonderful....
Алина нужно было обязательно посетить Зоосад им. Сысоева.))
Познакомилась бы с флорой и фауной Хабаровского края.
И ещё много интересных и красивых мест ты не увидела в Хабаровске.
Обязательно приезжай ещё.))))
Thanks for sharing these interesting videos of your trip across Siberia. They remind me of my own trans-Siberian journey many years ago, when I unfortunately didn't have a camera -- so I have no pictures to remember the trip. I traveled from Luxembourg to Moscow by train in October 1979 (during Brezhnev's time -- USSR), spent one night at the Leningrad hotel there, then took the trans-Siberian all the way to Khabarovsk, where all foreigners had to get off because the train continued directly to Vladivostok, which was a closed city in those days (no foreigners allowed -- Soviet Pacific Fleet HQ). So I spent one night and half a day in Khabarovsk, and then took another train to Nakhodka east of Vladivostok, and from there I took a Soviet passenger ship to Yokohama in Japan. I spent 11 days in a row traveling on trains that time. I still have the stub of my ticket from Moscow to Khabarovsk and a few other souvenirs, but no pictures.
Эх не знал что будешь у нас в Хабаровске, показал бы город, он вдоль реки на 40 км растянулся и есть что посмотреть, но на машине, а туристов у нас из Китая прилично приезжает, кстати штопоры продают ))) не в тот магазин зашла))) Лайк + подписка :)
I'm astonished to see the abundance in the stores....all the food - - a far cry from the Soviet days!
14:46 omg, that pizza and the beer are all I wanted right now!! 17:47 Alina, if I ever meet you in Toronto or Eastern Europe, I'll give you a Victorinox Swiss Army Knife called "Climber". It's the best thing there is for travellers. It comes with a corkscrew, scissors and blade. It's OK to carry it on trains, but it must be in your checked luggage when you fly. 🍀
Interested to watch your journey as I plan on doing one form Khabarovsk(where Im going yo be living) all the way to Moscow. Excited to see what I should expect. Plus what places to see, visit etc. Have a great trip.
That’s awesome! I’m in Perm currently and there has been some awesome in between. Thank you for the support!
Nice video. I litteraly just get off the transsibierie express @ Irkutsk and went to the Baikal lake. We are on our way to Vladivlostok. This trip is mind blowing! Enjoy it.
In Marzipanian, The architecture is just chilling.
In Orientala, Architecture influence you!
Лучше брать билеты на фирменные поезда, они имеют название в кавычках "Россия" , "Томич", там обслуживание лучше, а ещё лучше иметь попутчиков.
9:00 Алина! Ты ошибаешься. Хабаровск больше чем Владивосток. По площади 117% от Владивостока и людей немного больше. Просто в нем меньше суеты и больше умиротворения..
Владивосток - это большой порт, понятно, что там суеты больше))
Это мой родной город!❤ my native city!
Damn things , You speak Russian 🇷🇺Language very, very well . Your pronunciation in Russian is very correctly. Beside that English Language You got as well, easy to understand and very soft !
May GOD Bless You !
(From South East USA 🇺🇸)
Какая ты молодец, а сколько людей так никогда и не воплотят свою мечту в жизнь..
Saludos Y Abrazos Para Todos Desde COLOMBIA.....
Hey beautiful, that was pretty cool you can see China from the one point you were standing at!!😊❤
Thank you Alina
20:20 The display is fairly missleading. I stumble upon this every time I plan a trip in Russia. In Coupe the prices highly vary between upper and bottom bunk - which . At the end the bottom bunk in Coupe is somewhere in the middle between Platscart and SV.
I am Russian, but I have never been to Vladivostok, now I really think I should visit it.
I whish you an amazing trip Alina, it’s gonna be one to remember 😉
Yes it is! Thank you
Great video Alina. It looks beautiful there!
Awesome video......nice experience captured........
14:21 What a beautiful city totally love it.
Wow you're so lucky enjoying the 🚂 choo-choo
Would love to do that trip, it's on my bucket list!!)), always remember the trip from Kiev to Lugansk a few years ago, left Kiev at 7pm and arrived in Lugansk at 1.30pm the next day. First time I'd ever slept on a train o/night!!))
I don't know how people watching your videos would not want to visit Russia and see the things you're seeing and do the things you're doing. I smiled when you sampled new food and drink and were pleasantly surprised. That was my experience here, too. If you manage to visit the Northern Caucasus Mountain area near southern Stavropol Region not too far from the border with Ukraine, you'll be amazed at the food they serve. There are so many different ethnic communities, all with their own unique cuisine.
Very interesting trip - Wow!
Cool get to see more of Khabarovsk in vid!=8)👍👍👍👍👍👌😍😋😎
Man oh man, you whisked right by without a stop at: SVOBODNY!!!
Enjoy your trip ❤❤❤
What a trill to see one of the train moving! So sad for the ladies left behind. Nice to have the privilege to be accompanied with 3 bodyguards from the military or better to say " the honour was theirs" to have a beauty with them.Thanks for reporting. May the best comes your way.
Three days on a train, reminds me of my 3 days on a bus (greyhound). Try it once and you'll never do again, a little planning can ease the pain. The prices may be insanely cheap but at what cost? Almost going insane!
I loved 🇷🇺. Spent 3 weeks there
Brave to drink that wine. Do you have a time frame for the total journey?
My visa expires November 4th so most likely leaving Russia a few days before making the whole journey about 2 1/2 months!
Умница! Жду видео из Новосибирска
I hope you spend some time in Novosibirsk. I found it to have the same things as Moscow and St. Petersburg, but without the traffic and crowds on the Metro.
Already did as I flew from Kazakhstan to Vladivostok but stopped in Novosibirsk for about 5 days. Nice city!
WOW. An amazing trip, well done. I really want to do it but I can never find anyone to do it with me that train journey. I will research the cost thank for the encouragement
Hope you get to do it sometime!
❄The music of the North and South Poles!❄
So AWESOME!!!!!!
Wish for your happy journey 😁😊
Those soviet style trains. When I was little my parents always took me on third class train rides to Belarus.
Wow this super nice.
Dude, I saw you on Dating without border, and I thought you're speaking that way!!! my god you are good, I wish you the best, hopeful you can make it as actress someday.
Respectfully
She's not a "dude." But prolly doesn't take it personally you refer to her in that fashion.
Люблю поезда дальнего следования: едешь быстро, но при этом долго. Никуда не торопишься, но никогда не опоздаешь. И можно с чистой совестью отоспаться, начитаться, отъесться и встретить интересных людей, Хотя, как повезет, могут попасться соседи, громко храпящие во сне. :)
Хабаровск - огонь!!! 🤘🔥🔥🔥😱
Wow 12 hour 🚆 route just to start ! Military guys sound like great fellow travelers.
It was 62 after that lol
Thanks for bringing us along this trip! The places you visited I bet they're amazing in person.
Congrats on no dislikes on the video lol.
Got a question. Way back in high school I had a Russian friend and she told us so much stories about Russia and stuff (most shocking was things about the Chechen people) but long story short, is it really safe for Asians to visit Russia? She showed me videos of skinheads and I was shocked the things they'll do. But I guess they're not after the tourists? It's just people like the migrants from the south that they're attacking?
Yeah I'm pretty surprised there's no dislikes! lol
As for the country being safe for Asians, I would say yes. I don't know if you saw my Vladivostok vlogs but the city is literally the mecca of tourists from Japan/Korea/China. Irkutsk was also very popular with Chinese and I assume Moscow/St Petersburg are popular too. Overall I don't think too many people are outwardly discriminating, but of course there's going to be the odd ones here and there. I'd say you'd be quite safe and welcome.
In general Russia is safer than big cities of Europe and north America, you won't see a lot of homelessness and drug users there. Be aware of alcoholics at night, you might be harassed robbed or beaten up. There are thieves and scams at tourists spots, but less than Paris, Rome.... Corrupted cops might extort foreign tourists, from asian countries in particular. Don't take seriously about the rudeness, that's the way when they interact with stangers. Be patient with inefficiency and don't expect a random person speaks in English with you.
Have a nice journey.
9:11 LOL, You just started a Far Eastern civil war here, considering feud between the two, and the fact Khabarovsk is still bigger than Vladivostok, and until recently held more important political status.
It's much better than Vladivostok for sure. Shame about the stuff that happened recently.
Can always go eat at the Canteens for a cost effective meal. Schwarma is also a cheap eat. Gritchka = Buckwheat. For those that haven't eaten it, it's pretty bland and tasteless which is why it's just not popular in the states. Usually you mix some meat sauce of sorts (or whatever you have available) to give it a flavor. 15 yrs in Russia and I still don't eat it. However, it is healthy and contains that all important fiber for your "big deals"! My longest train ride was Moscow to near Crimea region (sea of Azov). 3 days/2 nights. The worst thing is if the air-con in your wagon doesn't work. Can get quite hot as you can't open the windows in your cabin! Only the ones in the common corridor can you open on the newer wagons. Another thing is when sharing a cabin with people not of your party. When you buy a ticket, you are assigned a bunk. Now, I'm not sure if there's a written rule on this, however, if your bunk is on the top, sometimes the person below you may demand you move to the top even if it's mid day! Now the unwritten rule is that you only have to go to your bunk when it's time for sleep at night. But you will get the occasional 50yr old woman who will demand you move to your assigned bunk. I figure it's because she grew up in Soviet times, and she paid money for "Her Bunk" and she's got all rights to it. Gives her kind of power in a sense.
Lol yeah that annoys me when people hog the bottom bunk the whole day. It’s like fine I get you bought it for the majority of the day but where are the people sleeping in the top supposed to eat?
Now that's real history, one of my dreams is to take a ride The Siberian Express with a total goddess... The cost of building it is said to have bankrupted the empire so, we had all better enjoy it! A tremendous amount of blood, sweat and tears went into building it!
Quebec - Vancouver is approximately equal to Vladivostok -Irkutsk )))) Who told you that this is a good idea! 3800 km !!!
Abkazia was where Stalins's dacha was.
From cheap vines I would recommend Fanagoria
Милая Алинушка, я за тобой слежу,мне все нравится,удачи тебе!
Спасибо :)
I am glad for you Alina. It is not easy for a woman to embark on a long travel alone. How much does it cost in total?
I live in Khabarovsk.Thank you for your amazing and interesting video.Alina, enjoy your trip!
Thank you so much!
До этого не мог представить слова "компот" и "very good deal" в одном предложении. Теперь могу, спасибо!
lololol
Язык в разведшколе изучала?
The menu has english on it...so a restaurant geared towards tourists?
Thank you for the video, I smiled. I knew that all tourists are invited to the Russian restaurant. Our embankment, along which you walked and ate ice cream, has recently been completely repaired, everything has become new. I'm glad you enjoyed the ice cream. I myself buy Japanese coffee and drinks :) I have a Japanese right-hand drive car that goes always and everywhere :) I am sorry to see your video just now. One could show you a larger Khabarovsk, the historical part of the city. It would not be difficult for me at all. But I don't know English spoken at all. I can only read a little :) We still have an excellent Ukrainian restaurant, they cook deliciously there.
I really enjoyed Khabarovsk! Really wonderful city :)
Хм, хорошая идея - попросить открыть вино в магазине... Но боюсь, это только к иностранцам снисходят. А Хабаровск хорош! И думаю, что Алина ещё не всё увидела.
Oh goodness! Finally somebody is paying a proper respect to what such a vast country as Russia has to offer to a tourist and inversting TWO MONTHS of their time into the trip! Not just rushing through the whole county in 10-14 days! Definitely subscribing!
I totally feel the same! I put off doing this trip until I could make some concrete time to do it justice. Thank you for noticing :)
Green green grass of home Khabarovsk !
MY friend very nice
Oh Roman is from Chelyabinsk (I don’t the name of his UA-cam channel).
Do you mean NFKRZ?
M88ULV Yep!
@@Svetlana-says-it-as-it-is. His video where him an Bald get drunk is hilarious
M88ULV I know hahaha😁
Как жаль, что я наткнулся на твой канал только сегодня. Ты не канадка, ты настоящая руса, просто с незначительным акцентом😊
7:00 (1080p) а я такую недобритую бороду у женщин никогда не видел.
Алина, Хабаровск не меньше Владивостока. Он крупнее (на несколько тысяч жителей) и старше - на пару лет.
Sergej Titenko
Да, когда Хабаровский край был в пределах России, Владивостокский угол на карте, был под Манджюрией.
When you get to Moscow, I can show it from the inside.
There are so many hidden gems and places that tourists miss. Following the same paths they see half as much and spend twice as much. Therefore, all the vlogs about Moscow are like corn on the cob and why should you do it again?
Legend say that Peter Goudanis architecture are influenced by India.
Interesting that the menu was also in English
There's beginning to be more and more places outside of just the main hubs that are opening themselves up to tourism, which is great to see.
Транссибирская магистраль-самая большая ж/дорожная магистраль на свете...И мечта многих путешественников проехать по ней.Целая неделя для неспешного путешествия под перестук рельсов...
what is the name of the start song ?