Is there a train from China to Moscow?

There is a train from China to Moscow. This is the K3 train.

K3 train starts from Beijing, passes through Ulaanbaatar and goes to Moscow. It is a transnational train known as "the longest in China". Most of the passengers on this train are tourists from all over the world, who are eager to explore the scenery along the Siberian railway.

K3 train passes through China, Mongolia and Russia and crosses Eurasia, with a total distance of 78 19 km and a total journey of 129 hours and 50 minutes, which is close to six days and six nights. The fare of this train is not cheap, and the whole fare is as high as 5600 yuan. The lowest air ticket price from Beijing to Moscow is less than 2000 yuan. In other words, the fare of k3 train is much higher than the ticket price.

The train traveled more than 42 million kilometers from 1960 to 20 10 * *, and the round-trip mileage was equivalent to more than one circle around the earth 1000, which safely transported more than 400,000 passengers from more than1000 countries, so it was praised as "the first in China.

In the 1990s, most of the passengers on this train were Chinese and Russian businessmen carrying various goods, commonly known as "profiteers". They sell things to Russia or China and earn a considerable price difference. Today, this train has become a popular tourist train, and tourists are basically full in spring, summer and autumn every year.

The existing 18 and 19 passenger cars of K3/4 train, with chassis of 1995, were purchased from Armandov vehicles under the German Vehicle Production Group. They kept the green leather body and there was no air conditioning in the car. Heating comes from burning coal. Because the train passes through special climatic zones such as Mongolia and Siberia, it needs heating for eight months in a year, so a round trip needs a lot of coal.

You also need to pay attention to the reasonable collocation of various foods during your trip. The most important staple food is to fill your stomach. It is recommended to bring bread, biscuits, etc. As a staple food. If you want to have more flavors, you can also choose kimbap, flour bread, pies, vegetarian buns, red bean buns, whole wheat pancakes, sandwiches and hamburgers. Some people are used to traveling with instant noodles, so it is recommended to choose something light and eat less spicy.