Cruise the world on the wheels! Travel Trans Mongolian Railway route, explore the very best of Russia and Northern Europe’s beautiful scenery packed into 31-day journey across full breath of Asia and good part of Europe. Home to some of the world’s most populous cultures, and the most hidden ones, the journey of the Trans-Mongolian Railway is of almost inconceivable legend. Words can’t do it justice; trust that we’ll guide you every step of the way, and make sure you gain the most out of your intercontinental adventure.
Discover the best of Asia and Europe between Beijing and Bergen. Attend the world-famous Naadam Festival in Mongolia, Ulaanbataar
Day 1, Arrive Beijing
Day 2, Discover Beijing
Day 3, The adventure begins!
Day 4, Terelj National Park
Day 5, Discover Mongolia
Day 6, Naadam Festival, Day 1
Day 7, Naadam Festival, Day 2
Day 8, Arrive Lake Baikal
Day 9, Lake Baikal Tour
Day 10, Discover Irkutsk & train to Urals
Day 11, On board
Day 12, Arrive Yekaterinburg & tour
Day 13, Arrive Kazan
Day 14, Discover Kazan
Day 15, Mighty Kremlin & The City
Day 16, Tretyakov State Gallery, Novodevichy Convent & More
Day 17, Arrive St. Petersburg
Day 18, Peterhof Palace & boat cruise
Day 19, The Hermitage & Iconic Landmarks
Day 20, Catherine's Palace
Day 21, Arrive Helsinki
Day 22, Helsinki - Ferry to Stockholm
Day 23, Stockholm
Day 24, Stockholm-Copenhagen
Day 25, Copenhagen
Day 26, Copenhagen-Gothenburg
Day 27, Gothenburg - Oslo
Day 28, Oslo
Day 29, Oslo - Flam- Bergen
Day 30, Bergen
Day 31, Departure from Bergen
Train 2nd class train compartment as per itinerary
from Beijing to Mongolia by train fare economy
from Mongolia to Lake Baikal by train fare economy
from Lake Baikal to Yekaterinburg by train fare economy
from Yekaterinburg to Kazan by train fare economy
from Kazan to Moscow by train fare economy
Gary Edwards, Australia: Thank you for a very interesting trip!
In July 2019 my wife and I went with Discovery Russia from Beijing to Moscow by train. This is not your common trip. This is to remote parts of the world and among very different cultures. We went to the Naadam Festival in Mongolia after riding through all of China. Then we went into Siberia going east to west. Then European Russia to Moscow. Our eyes were opened to a world we had never seen before.