How much is the train ticket from Beijing to Moscow?

If you go from Beijing to Moscow by train, you need an international train. Here, I would like to summarize some information about train fares, trains and timetables from Beijing to Moscow, hoping to help friends who are willing to travel abroad.

Russia's tourism industry is not very developed, unlike Xinmatai, which has many travel strategies. There are roughly two international trains that can reach the purpose of Beijing to Moscow. One is the K 19/20 international train, from Beijing to Russia. It departs from Beijing Railway Station at 23: 00 every Saturday and arrives in Moscow every Friday 18+03. The train goes directly to Moscow, Russia, passing through Shenyang, Changchun, Harbin, Manzhouli, Houbaikal, Irkutsk, Novosibirsk and other stations. The fare also varies according to the seat. Hard sleeper 4473 yuan, berth 4049 yuan, soft sleeper 5962 yuan, senior box 6527 yuan. The other is the K03/04 international train, which leaves at 8: 05 every Wednesday. The train will pass through Ulaanbaatar and then arrive in Russia on Monday 14: 28. This train passes through Datong, Erlian, Zamenud, Ulaanbaatar, Irkutsk, Novosibirsk and other stations. However, this train must have a Mongolian transit sign to go to Moscow via Ulaanbaatar.

This is the only two trains between Moscow and Beijing. K03/04 international train passes through Mongolia, with the whole journey 136 hours. K 19/20 international train passes through Changchun, Harbin and Manzhouli, with a travel time of 149 hours. The details of the fare have been introduced above. Other fares are also based on the fact that the car is not in the range of 220-350 USD, and the lowest fare also needs RMB 1600 yuan.

On the selection of K3 and K 19. Personally, I prefer to recommend K03 train. The reason for this is the following：

1.K3 is a transit through Mongolia. As a southerner, Mongolia is really an interesting country. When I entered Mongolia, I was very excited. However, K 19 entered Russia directly from Manchuria and had no knowledge of Mongolian.