The longest railway cost in the world 1700 yuan. Is it expensive or cheap to see the scenery?

A few years ago, a beautiful Siberian railway landscape was outlined in the New Year film "Anma". When the audience saw it, they all said they wanted to buy tickets. However, many people began to feel distressed when they asked about the fare, saying that they would not buy wallets. It turns out that the one-way fare from China to this railway costs more than 1700 yuan. You know, in our country, so far, no railway fare has been sold above 1700 yuan, so many people want to buy it, but their spending power is not allowed.

It is understood that the railway appearing in this embarrassing film is called the Trans-Siberian Railway, also known as the first Eurasian Continental Bridge. It is a railway line connecting Russia and Vladivostok, with a total length of more than 9,200 kilometers. Don't think that this railway line only connects Russia. In fact, its branch railway line also connects Mongolia, China and North Korea. This railway existed as early as the Qing Dynasty, when it crossed the most important railway in China at that time, namely the Dong Qing Railway.

Later, trans-siberian railway also extended the railway branch line in the northeast of China, and gradually formed the present appearance of trans-siberian railway. As the longest railway in the world, the completion of the railway is of great significance across the times. The project itself was built from the end of 19 to the beginning of the 20th century, and many scenic spots along the way naturally brought great popularity to trans-siberian railway. Obviously, the most important tourist group on this railway is China people. Many people travel to Russia by this train, but many people often get off on the way. Just because of being attracted by the scenery along the train, what scenery attracts tourists along the way?

1. ob river

Ob river is the third largest river in Russia and an important transportation channel in western Siberia. Affected by the cold current, the annual navigation time in the upper reaches of ob river is about half a year, and only half a year in the lower reaches. So tourists sitting on the train can see whether ob river is frozen for hundreds of miles or rough, which is also affected by seasonal changes.

2. Liujiangka Railway Station

Located near Lake Baikal, Sriujianka Railway Station is one of the oldest railway stations in Russia and the first railway station in Russia that uses granite marble as decorative material and is widely used in platform construction. The completed Sriujianka Railway Station gives people a beautiful and compact feeling. Although 100 years has been used, the design sense is not outdated at all.

3. Lake Baikal

Lake Baikal is the deepest lake in the world. According to the exploration data in 20 15 years, the average water depth of the lake is 730m, and the deepest point reaches1637 m. In Russian, Lake Baikal is understood as a rich lake, which is indeed rich in resources and fish. Every winter, Lake Baikal becomes a world of ice and snow. Visitors can walk on the ice of the deepest lake in the world and get a sense of satisfaction. You know, there is no chance to stay in the lake for more than 10 minutes in summer.

After seeing the most representative scenic spots in trans-siberian railway, do you still think that the train ticket cost more than 1700 yuan?