Boris Piaterikov swears by train travel and is never far from the Chainik, the kettle that heats water for tea in each car. The Trans-Siberian goes through the Ural region and Siberia: 9,300 ...

Travelling by train is often associated with nostalgic childhood memories. While flights have become the preferred mode of transportation for their speed, train journeys still hold a unique charm.

Start from your local station in the UK and take the Trans-Siberian Railway to the Far East. Your journey will be amazing enough – there’s no need to chase a flawed, and possibly unattainable ...

The journey then takes travellers west across Europe until they reach Moscow. From there, they board the famous Trans-Siberian railway line, which takes six nights to arrive in Beijing.

Journey 9,290km (5772 miles ... its population was sparse and the area had not been extensively explored. The Trans-Siberian Railway helped to change that. Originally, the railroad was to run ...

The Trans-Siberian Railway in Russia, which runs from Moscow to Vladisvostok and stretches across 6,152 miles, takes seven days to travel. Read next ...

We have left the Trans-Siberian line to branch off onto the Baikal-Amur Main Line by night. After a 12-hour trip, we arrive in Targiz. We step off the train, and we are in the middle of nowhere.

TASS/. Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) has foiled a terrorist attack on the Trans-Siberian Railway in the Urals plotted by a Ukrainian military intelligence agent, the FSB press office ...