Trans Siberian Express - Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - Moscow, Russia

18D 15N Trans Siberian Express (Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia – Moscow, Russia)

Date: 11 – 28 September 2024

Includes: Train Fare / Hotel / Entrance Fees / Meals as indicated / Russian Visa / Gratuities / Services of Malaysian Tour Manager and local English speaking guides

Excludes: Flights / Travel Insurance

Highlights

– Intercontinental journey – 6,300 km

– Two countries: Mongolia & Russia

– Every second overnight in city hotel

– All meals included

– Lake Baikal, deepest lake, and biggest freshwater reserve of the world

– Private classical concert in Irkutsk

– Europe – Asia border visit

– Vodka tasting

– Travel in style, safety, and comfort

– Daily shower guaranteed for travelers

– Modern sleeping cars with 2 attendants

– Guide throughout the tour / Local guides in every visited city

Jump aboard for the world’s ultimate train ride – the Trans Siberian on our 18 days adventure!

Hop on at Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia with stops in Ulan Ude – Russia’s bastion of Buddhism, Irkustk – a Siberian exile point, Lake Baikal – the world’s deepest lake, Krasnoyarsk, Ekaterinburg – last home of the Romanov Tsars, Kazan, before disembarking at Moscow.

An incredible journey across 6,300km / 11 time zones and 2 countries, connecting the Far East with Moscow, through remote and ever-changing landscapes, from the rugged Ural Mountains in Siberia to end of the line at Moscow, encountering fascinating people and sights en route. You will encounter Russia in all its glory with sights few foreigners get to see.

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Tour Fare (Ulaanbaatar to Moscow)

1. RM34,500pp – Base on 4pax to a cabin and 2 in a hotel room

2. RM39,000pp – Base on 2 pax to a cabin and 2 in a hotel room

3. RM48,000 – Base on 1 pax to a cabin and hotel room

Jump aboard for the world’s ultimate train ride – the Trans Siberian on our 18 days adventure!

Hop on at Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia with stops in Ulan Ude – Russia’s bastion of Buddhism, Irkustk – a Siberian exile point, Lake Baikal – the world’s deepest lake, Krasnoyarsk, Ekaterinburg – last home of the Romanov Tsars, Kazan, before disembarking at Moscow.