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You will travel through one of Russia's oldest cities, called Yaroslavl which was founded by Yaroslav
Wise in
year 1010. Another city, Yekaterinburg, was founded in 1721 by Catherine
Great. This is
city where Tsar Nicholas II and his family were executed in 1918.
The experience will also propel you through numerous tunnels, some of them more than 2 km long. Feel and see
experience of riding in your rail car on a bridge which is 2500 meters long over
deepest lake in
world,
Baikal which is said to hold one fifth of
world’s fresh water.
Along
way you will see
biggest Siberian cities of Krasnoyarsk and Irkutsk , watching
vast Siberian taiga which is
largest remaining forest in
world.
The train will also stop in
city of Ulan -Ude which house
Tibetan Buddhist monastery -
center of Buddhism in Russia.
Finally you will arrive in Vladivostok,
last city of Russia Far East.
Vladivostok is they gateway to Korea, China and Japan.
During
Soviet era, Vladivostok was a secret military base and was completely closed, not only to all foreigners but even to
citizens of all regions of
then, Soviet Union. You needed special permits just to visit relatives that lived in Vladivostok.
After 1992 this city was opened to all and now anyone can see this beautiful sea port on
hills, named
" Russian San-Francisco” which is surrounded by
gorgeous Gold Horn Bay.
Although
Trans Siberian Railway end in
sea port of Vladivostok, your journey does not need to end there. You could travel on to Russia’s eastern neighbors, Japan, Korea and China.
Have a wonderful journey!

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