On the Real Silk Road: China Railway Night Train Chengdu - Urumqi in Soft Sleeper Car

[@theresemuckel]

Very rare to see the landscape in China. Fascinating video!

[@andrewdomaracki]

Amazing video and love the music.

[@kevinellis8869]

Totally agree no sleeping is allowed, you don't want to miss the stunning landscape. Thank you for showing it to us.

[@doc7austin]

yes, I was glad not to sleep

[@sbose64]

fabulous video, of a less travelled zone, yet massive and now brought world class by chinese enterprise. once in a lifetime experience of sort. background music is stunning in its soft melodiousness. a class production from the renowned channel one cant do without.

[@doc7austin]

yes thank you for your feedback

[@BraveAjay-iy7js]

Ni hao Zhongguo ❤❤❤hello china

[@GraemeBray]

I have taken this journey from Lanzhou to Zhangye a dozen times back and forth. It was always a favourite train journey. Like yourself, I always tried to this section in daylight and even went from Chengdu to Zhangye on a hard seat once. I was wondering if you would have a shot of the statue and temple complex, I have always wondered about it too. Looking forward to the next video as it has my favourite part of this route.

[@doc7austin]

yes; it was difficult to book this train;

[@natraj_j]

A lovely train journey 🚊

[@mickeycao148]

thank you for your nice youtube, which website did you get the train tickets, please?

[@iany2448]

Landscape in this part of China is so distinctive.

[@ctyl5686]

Really good video, as always... thank you. Your editing, i.e. with ambient train sounds and without commentary, works really well for the territories that your videos cover.

[@doc7austin]

thank you for the feedback

[@manusia4759]

Reupload?

[@doc7austin]

copyright strike - different music now

[@manusia4759]

​@@doc7austinahh, ok. Glad to see your video

[@jfmezei]

I thought that huge bridge at start of video was familiar ! Might wish to note in the info panel that this is a re-upload. @@doc7austin

[@AlokKumar-ws3by]

Iran overnight train journeys

[@egorvorobtsov5607]

Спасибо за хорошие видео.Всегда интересно наблюдать за вашими путешествиями и поездами!!!

[@RovexHD]

China seems to be quite big on warning signs - almost UK like with health and safety

[@doc7austin]

yeah , this is also my observation

[@AndreiIvanescuOficial]

You will go to Urumqy?

[@doc7austin]

of course

[@saptarshiray9027]

In India himalaya starts from North West

[@doc7austin]

ah sure

[@christopheruy4329]

China is being OA! Gosh! I wonder if they’re still happy of what they do?

[@christopdeck3457]

Christ, those Chinese are noisy !

[@doc7austin]

yes; you are right there

[@sellier-bellot22]

Chinese are pretty clever people !!! LOL🥸

[@doc7austin]

yes, they are.

[@0.0LEE-n8i]

What’s interesting is that China’s railway lines are named according to the starting and ending cities, but the Lanzhou-Xinjiang Railway is named according to the city and province. It is a very rare naming because it came from the 1950s to 1960s and went through more than ten years of hard work. The construction, with a total length of 1,903 kilometers, was of great significance at the time and was named the Lanzhou-Xinjiang Railway by Mao Zedong himself.

[@xscores9694]

great video, thank you, I really enjoy it. As for "epic journeys" your already did one - Germany to Kazakhstan so you sure can do another one

[@ArandonWolfVlcek77]

Nice travel

[@doc7austin]

come to china )))

[@ArandonWolfVlcek77]

@@doc7austin i watch you 2 year anymore

[@vignettesdevoyage]

Such a brilliant journey, wonderful scenery. Thanks for sharing.

[@doc7austin]

yes, china's wild northwest

[@saptarshiray9027]

From where in China the Himalayan mountain starts

[@vrkoven]

Beautiful!

[@saptarshiray9027]

Show bullet train instead of showing normal trains in prc

[@doc7austin]

there are a number of chinese bullet train videos on my channel