TRANS-SIBERIAN DAY 2 | Exploring the rest of the train!

[@KaraandNate]

Planning our Trans-Siberian Railway adventure wasn't easy! We had a ton of questions, and the internet had very few answers! So to help out our fellow travelers who might be interested in booking a trip of their own, we've put together the Ultimate Guide to Riding the Trans-Siberian. This guide will walk you through all of the steps from securing your visa to planning your route and booking your tickets. Read it here karaandnate.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-riding-the-trans-siberian-railway/

[@matta4u]

Kara and Nate hey its simar from india just saw your channel and videos you guys are just awesome. 👍

[@sovietunioncollector5396]

Kara and Nate thank you for the help

[@streetvideos260]

Kara and Nate awesome. I have been thinking about this trip for over 2 years. This will be very helpful. One recommendation though- do tell the names of the stations.

[@Cloud-eh6rp]

Kara and Nate just a fact but there’s kvass in Latvia, there’s a company there who makes a few tastes, I’ve tasted it and it’s great. =)

[@ИванНеизвестный-е7н]

What scared you the most in Russia?

[@changadox8789]

Am I the only one that likes how enthusiastic and happy both of them are all the time?

[@TwoMonkeysInATrenchcoat]

Ya that’s what money does to ya 😂

[@jculver1674]

Kara is so cheerful and cute, she's wife material for sure.

[@AsheKardashe9]

Kara is really cheerful but he’s really rude af at times and he thinks he’s a know it all. 😒

[@robertmorris2056]

If you binge all the videos, you'll eventually see Kara get a little hangry, but Nate feeds her and she's good again. 😀

[@EzraStyles-b6n]

OH GOD

[@bobbear4437]

A little added info, we have taken this route as far as the Urals about 10 times,(about 17 hours long, +,-) so here we go,,,, 1st class is 2 beds, 2nd class is 4 beds, 'but' you can buy all 4 beds in second class, which sometimes is less expensive then buying 1st class, and still have the cabin to yourself! The 1st class you showed was a newer car, which all cars will be someday, as the trains are going through a period of renewal. the newer cars have electrical outlets as you showed under the 'fold up table'(yes the table folds up), the older ones only have one outlet in the hallway, and maybe another in the bathroom. And there will be a waiting line to charge up your phone! I haven't seen the tv's work yet, so can't say anything about that. Food at the stops,,,you gotta be careful, we bought some cooked chicken at a stop once inside a terminal, and we both got food poisoning for about 36 hours! Walking around outside the train, you gotta be careful, the train will leave, they run a very tight schedule, and you'll be left if not careful. The food on the train was pretty good, but we mostly ate Ramen noodles like you did, there are a lot of varieties for sale in Russia, and they are very cheap. The hot water station you showed is the same on all the trains! There are also a lot of excellent, cured salamis, great Russian bread, and excellent choices of mustard in Russia to make yourself a sandwich! Your attendant in your car, (there is one in every car), will supply you with a spoon, and hot water cup if you ask! Yes you have doors on 1st and second class, but they don't lock unless you are inside your cabin. So if you leave the train, remember you could 'loose' something in your cabin! We never left our cabin empty, someone always stayed around! Our experience in traveling in Russia,,,,,Russians love warm, so in the winter, our cabin was over 80, yes we got the attendant to show us how to open the window in January!-) The older cars do not have AC, so in the summer, with the window open, its still a little warm, we brought a little table top fan! We found the most comfortable times to be the spring and fall to travel on a train!

[@Вадимевдаким]

Mustard bro)! you like mustard? Am I right?)

[@888athira]

Bob Bear thanks for the tips!

[@qdog6098]

Thanks for the tips bro

[@Mocsk]

Restricting filming in the train is actually illegal, according to Russian laws you can film practically wherever you want. But I guess you won't be able to argue about your rights too much, with that language barrier.

[@wyc7tjmf794]

They thought these two are western spies.

[@Mocsk]

+John Smith well it doesn't really matter what they do or don't like, the law allows to film in public places without any restrictions.

[@Mocsk]

+John Smith you can upload anything filmed in a public place unless it's not within the copyright law (filming in cinemas for example). If the sole main object of the video is some particular person, only then you need consent. If they happened to be in your video while you're filming something else, then you don't. For example, if you're filming the trans-siberian railway and you approach a member of staff to ask some questions, or ask your travel companions something on camera - you don't need their consent. The greyness of this area is that it's practically impossible to prove in court that the object of a video was one particular person. So in practically any situation you're allowed to film and upload whatever you want, unless you're somewhere without public access.

[@Mocsk]

+John Smith that is incorrect. It has to be the main subject of the video, not just the main object in the frame. I can be filming, for example, a traffic law violation, and the main object in the video would the person who's breaking the law, but I won't need his consent to publish this video as I was filming a violation, not a particular person. There are many court cases supporting this already.

[@Mocsk]

+John Smith ok, you might be right, I didn't see a lot of cases where there wasn't any public interest. But then again, how do you define public interest? If you're, for example, filming an overview of a particular service (trans-siberian train service, for example) in the interest of the public (whether or not it's worth the money, if it's safe, comfortable, whether it's as advertised, etc), and someone happens to be in your frame - you're not breaking any laws. In fact, any video you're making for whatever reason you can upload to youtube and come up with one or another explanation why it might be in public ineterest to publish this information. As far as I know there is no legal definition of public interest (correct me if I'm wrong), and as long as there isn't - you can film and publish whatever and whomever in public.

[@troyperez76]

And that is why Married men live longer!! Kara saved Nate's life in between the cars. I saw it. Love the videos gives me a much better idea about Trans-Siberian. Huge bucket list item. Thanks you two.

[@anutee409]

Damn, so much fun and excitement being a Russian and watching this video, knowing every single thing about every single thing! I reeeeally wish I was there on that train just to help you out with all those things - would have been a pleasure for me! And yes, you guys rock this trip!

[@balsara675]

Anu Tee I wanna come in this train Can u help me with destinations and details How to get on it from the airport

[@Tennantphile]

I agree so much! I remember these trains so much

[@dontneedit]

I am a moscovitz and I will be happy to help you ') Ask away in personal messages)

[@GeorgeCatcher]

Some technical facts about Trans-Siberian. First of all - electricity in a wires above the train changes several times from AC do DC and back. That's why the engines that carries the train also changes several times during the whole trip. So this engine on 5:35 - is EP2k and it runs on DC. You started from Moscow where also DC in wires. And then system (and engine) changes to AC at the only 176 km from Moscow (in the city Vladimir). That's also the reason why trains stops on some stations. Another interesting thing. While you "carriage attendant" ride whole trip from Moscow to final destination of train, the guys who actually drive the train (sitting in the engine) - they don't. They drive the train for 250-300 km, and then on a station they just jump off and drive another train back. And another couple of drivers jump in your train and ride it for another 250-300 km. And the same happens whole trip.

[@Ivan-ej7ds]

Cristiano Ronaldo transiberian adventure!

[@UnderAlog572]

I always knew he is gay

[@ГлебУфимский-я9я]

Но на роналду 100%похож

[@meganh7829]

Greg b that literally makes no sense

[@ГеоргийСмирнов-н9п]

Как Бузова и Кристина Агилера)) один в один))))

[@alvapazz]

thanks

[@reginagabius8438]

Warms my heart to see how polite Kara and Nate are - saying “spasibo” ( thank you in Russian) everywhere they go!

[@1ira1ira49]

Спокойно попивать квас - это хорошая заявка для иностранца понять Россию =) Quietly sipping kvass is a good application for a foreigner to understand Russia =)

[@Rautaman]

You seem like a perfect couple, full of enjoyment of life and travel. You are both goodlooking and seem to be so nice people. These videos make me happy :) Thanks for sharing!

[@delukxy]

You've got to have one meal in the dining car to see what it's like. Agree?

[@abbiegwenz]

Deluk ye

[@rafalcharuta2941]

Ye

[@Anisimov_Yu_M]

Совет: берите билеты с включенным питанием. Это выгоднее, чем разовый поход в вагон-ресторан, и полезнее, чем бич-ланчевские коробочки.

[@jewbigboy]

И дешевле чем коробочки.

[@duantorruellas716]

The cutest little couple I ever saw. Have fun you 2 🌞

[@ВладимирГрибанов-р8х]

Ехать в первом классе и питаться дошиком, amazing 😀

[@drdnout]

@Дима Жестков игровой канал 2й это купе.

[@nonstopmom7437]

Coffee companies should sponsor you guys. I've been watching you so often, I started drinking coffee.

[@dmitrijsyciov956]

Such an optimistic couple.Позитивная пара!!!!!

[@FedmahnWombat]

Какие вы молодцы :)

[@cjsadman3750]

The reason why everything, is so much more expensive on the train, is so they can maintain it, all items will go towards maintenance! Gosh i love all your videos, im so hooked😊! You two are so genuine, you are very considerate , compassionate, have integrity, i could go on! Thank you so much for taking us along for your adventures! I may never see anything in person, but you both lift my spirits, and allow so many to see so much! Love and peace to you both!

[@Vladdy89]

6:17 "Omak" it's probably Omsk ( Омск ). It looks like Omsk, I live in this city.

[@phyllobolus]

владимир захаренков yes, and distance matches too.

[@plumpstery5199]

rip

[@ЛеонидФилиппов-ш8щ]

Не пытайтесь покинуть Омск

[@MuhammadIamhardBrucelee]

It is Omsk. There is no such city as Omsk as far as I know on the Trans Siberian Route and Omsk is a major stop between Yekaterinburg and Novosibirsk.

[@titan9259]

1OOTH like

[@bobo-kj6od]

I love these types of videos. Thank you for showing us glimpses of the greenery and little towns you went past. I'm intrigued by the different houses, structures etc

[@austingiguere938]

No matter what video of your guyses I watch it makes me smile and laugh I don't even know you guys but I love your personalities so much.

[@alexustas7470]

ВЫ специальны вырезали из видео всех пьяных медведей с балалайками ?

[@Wecker42]

21 первый век на дворе, они только по ночам хотят пьяные и с балалайками.

[@Zov_e6atb_azow]

@@Wecker42 не надо ля-ля, мой на велосипеде с песнями, в ушанке с двумя промилями только в светлое время суток.

[@SpLitSecondS_]

Мой медведь на сигвее гоняет и не хочет на балалайке играть :)

[@screide3129]

@@SpLitSecondS_ а у меня вообще только диджеит. Вот сейчас я сижу, а он дипчик в клубе лабает))

[@aleksandrsmolin1225]

А у меня спит рядом с ядерным реактором, что делать уже не знаю, балалайку забросил, водкой не выманишь. Велосипед его не радует, оденет ушанку и рядом с реактором ложится, и храпит...

[@СерёгаП-х8е]

Ребята, спасибо Вам за позитивное видео о моей любимой стране! С уважением, из Великого Новгорода!!!!!!!!

[@starrynight2600]

I love your videos it helps me feel like I’m seeing the world from my bed. I suffer from excruciating pain and lupus symptoms so I don’t get out much. Your videos make my day

[@phim5054]

Your videos are very cool and interesting. I ride a motorbike vs trains.... Will go to Baikal this year. 9 days from Moscow to Irkoutsk but visiting Nijni Novgorod, Kazan, Oufa, Theliabinsk, Novossibirsk and Krasnoiarsk. Will be my third trip in Russia. Russians are very kind.

[@andredel.8302]

Chelyabinsk. Sorry!

[@valerianka1000]

Oh this is so sweeeeet to watch how foreigners discover Russian railways and all what comes with it. Brings some nice memories.

[@theostahl8602]

You look like Ronaldo dude

[@buddcz]

Progidy this guy can imitate Ronaldo

[@carson3704]

Benjamin (

[@MK5JETT]

oehT i was about to say....

[@sambagwell6782]

Yeah i thought that too

[@cynthiachen9567]

That’s exactly what I thought

[@CJSnews]

Thanks for a nice travel video guys! I have traveled with a six-bed cabin. From Moscow to Beijing.Nonstop.Slept very good. With the help of some Russian vodka...I got my first shower in a 1 class cabin straight over the Mongolian desert. Cold. Highly recommended to do this trip if you haven't.

[@alexshe3461]

ЗАШЛИ БЫ В ПЛАЦКАРТ, ПОДСЕЛИ БЫ ДА ПОРУБАЛИ НОРМАЛЬНО,... КУРОЧКА, КОЛБАСА, ЯЙЦА, ОГУРЧИКИ. ДА И НАЛИЛИ БЫ ГРАММ 150

[@АртурАмиров-в5с]

В этом поезде нет плацкарта по определению, так как он международный. Там только или СВ или стандартное купе

[@aleksandrsmolin1225]

Они походу с Пекина в Москву ехали, если бы они ехали с Владивостока в Москву, то да к ним бы народ сам в гости ходил бы))) поболтать за Трампа, Обаму, про в Польше и Сирию, по понятиям объяснить. Они бы там со страху обосрались бы и видио было бы в стиле: о, май гад, иц рили крейзи. Невер, Невер ГОУ ту раша.

[@ЭдяСноудов]

Да капец! Всю дорогу ели не пойми что. Надеюсь обошлось без язвы. Разве можно так питаться.

[@ЛидияСергеева-п1з]

@@aleksandrsmolin1225 , а они не из Москвы разве ехали? Во Владивосток.

[@ИльяКормаков-ч1в]

@@ЛидияСергеева-п1з Иркутск

[@rsb131313]

Пережеванные блины))))) Блин!!! А мы это реально любим!))) это греча, или гречка) Мы ржали над собой всей семьёй)))

[@MilDarkAngel]

I've lost count how many times i watched this video

[@elsahoderewski119]

That’s how I am with their Maldives videos. 😂

[@jaymitchell2380]

Actually, the slightly dirty windows create a dreamy effect that is appropriate for the seemingly endless Russian landscape. Good music too!

[@isk61]

You guys make this videos very enjoyable. And I like them all, but the main thing I like the most is that you guys smile a lot. Very well done.

[@andreisea9213]

I'am russian... You real heroes! You traveling on our trains! You heroes! I like this!)

[@mer3abec]

И что тут геройского? В Америке и Европе поезда вообще говно. Купэ вообще нет или стоит башенных денег.

[@selizharovo]

@@mer3abec Это либероид выстилается перед амерами, хозяева, как-никак :)

[@Gasst91]

@@selizharovo Тоже Таблеткина смотрели?

[@ЭдуардЗолтоев]

Андрей, какие еще герои? едут в СВ, в се что снимают выглядит оччччень достойно! Люблю Родину и Вам того же желаю

[@selizharovo]

@@Gasst91 Ага!

[@robertmorris2056]

It's interesting that, as someone generally doing a slow binge of one vid a day, I ALSO found it relaxing to just ride along on the train without a lot of pressure or excitement. Down time with Kara and Nate. 😴

[@maronysantos6602]

Ok so... Im late but you guys are relationship goals

[@annausova5315]

me watching this as a russian living in canada is so nostalgic 🤗

[@staceyburrow6029]

Awesome vids! So funny seeing the same discoveries that you make are the same as ours on the Trans Sib. Wish we stayed in 1st class though, as a couple 'enjoying the travel' the commuters just wanted to go to sleep while we were excited so was a little awkward. Met some fun and interesting people in the restaurant too! Good times

[@АлексейБелоусов-в9щ]

also, was so strange that authors find time-table with list of the stops, time of stayng, and distance (also, I think, double-translated to English) - just after 36 hours. But provodnitsa also show her misundertanding and so sad that she wasn't so welcome to explain them something about staying time, schedule, etc.

[@альбертвитман]

I understand not all words, but the general sense is clear

[@suziclark4244]

Just so you know, the sign at 8:43 actually says "Wagon - Restaurant" in Russian. :) I chuckled a little when you seemed so excited about maybe having found the right place, because the information was right there but you didn't know it! I'm loving these videos. My bf is from Moscow and I would love to do the Trans-Siberian railway one day, but he really doesn't understand why haha

[@estertellez4571]

Suzi Clark omg same. My bf is from Smolensk, a city about 5 hours from Moscow and he thinks its totally crazy to actually want to travel in Russia. I’m American so Russia has always been such a mysterious country for me. I’ve been there 3 times already and now I want to do this trip.

[@АлексейБелоусов-в9щ]

also, was so strange that authors find time-table with list of the stops, time of stayng, and distance (also, I think, double-translated to English) - just after 36 hours. But provodnitsa also show her misundertanding and so sad that she wasn't so welcome to explain them something about staying time, schedule, etc.

[@etta777]

@@АлексейБелоусов-в9щ "Provodnitsa" XD ahahahah. да вы, батенька, amerikanets XD

[@benec5816]

Glad to see you still having a great time and found the timetable stay safe

[@АнастасияМакеева-ж3й]

7:36-8:04 ahaha, this is cute :D Actually, the space between cars is not really dangerous, in all trains except sapsan and some more it's like this

[@italicc7056]

Анастасия Макеева on a shincansen (bullet train) trying to cross cars is like crossing a race track. The last 2 cars are completely separated because it's all of the passengers then the bathroom car.

[@Ainiewainy]

One day. When I can walk again by myself I want to go on this train so bad. Thankful hubby would love it too!

[@a.tvlogs6722]

love watching all your videos especially the ones on the trains etc their so enjoyable and amazing and you guys are just fantastic

[@andreaschopbach4190]

I have been on a Kara and Nate binge during the holidays! I have loved every second of it! Thanks for sharing your adventures with us. I’ve started a travel bucket list; hopefully I will be checking them off soon!

[@tophere3134]

Надо было брать вагон плацкарт, видео было бы веселее.

[@Catarina2702]

не всё сразу, до такого нужно дорасти))

[@postgradsibstud9321]

Таки взяли.

[@missbezoza]

Top Here хоть один русский

[@tscherbakow80]

На боковухе возле туалета!

[@tscherbakow80]

На боковухе возле туалета!

[@katyaaaghh]

Every year (except from this year) me and my family go to Russia to see my grandparents and my relatives. We always go on one of these trains, but we go onto one with 4 beds. It’s cool, but we always travel in the night. We only stop at the stops for at least 5 minutes. You guys are lucky! ;D Our trains have only like 4 rooms of first class and the rest second class, and there is no restraunt place :( If you look above the beds, those lights, there are headphone slots. You plug your headphones in, and you can pick which radios you want to play. I remember, when I last went, I was listening to a film, that was like a comedy themed. It was really good, I recommend when you next go on, you should try it out! I think it comes free as well, especially in second class. Love your channel! 💕

[@Svetlana_Vladimirovna_]

Hello from Russia! You are so cool guys 🤗

[@user-daybyday]

Hey. You guys are great. I wish you great pleasure in your journey. Good luck!

[@traveljunkie22]

Did our transiberian last year.. Our attendants are so nice we even have photos with them. They allow us to video, just ask them if it's ok. Restaurant food is ok, u should atleast try it out.

[@marilynstahl6365]

Little tip: PECTOPAH is what the word for "Restaurant" looks like with Russian alphabet (I commented once before when you first visited Moscow, but don't think you saw it!) and I just saw it plainly on the door to the train's restaurant when you entered and checked out menu. Love watching you two! Did 57 countries over time commencing at about your same ages! Travel is the best best best use of money, time, energy....as you know! You are doing a bucket list item of mine after traveling through western parts of Russia in 1975...back then Iron Curtain was definitely still in full force and they assigned a "guide" to our group (camping tour based out of London) in those years. So different and so much fun to watch! Thanks! "Spasibo"

[@KaraandNate]

+Marilyn Stahl thanks for the restaurant tip!! So cool that you were there and can now see how different Russia is!

[@JamesyboyExperiment]

Great set of videos guys on the Trans Siberian. ...dream of ours. Really valuable insight and info. We are new to the vlogging journey and get it inspiration from people like yourselves 😃

[@KaraandNate]

+Jamesyboy Experiment glad we can help :)

[@DaveRealitycheck]

I'm a huge fan of you,guys.You are so brave and friendly!It was an interesting experience to share this trip with you.

[@КАПИТАНМЕЧЕТЫК]

yes there is a restaurant car in every transiberian long distance train of the RZD. Kara and Nate There are. And the food is quite nice, actually. People used to eat there a lot more than nowadays. They prefer going out of cars during stops and buying some snacks from sellers that stand right on the platform, or just buying the food in a shop right before getting on the train. Speaking of food, the most popular type of food among the travellers are the ramen noodles, because you only need to add hot water which is served in all cars. All people who are poor do that, and most of them only sleep during the whole day, because less movement means less energy loss and less food to consume. The others, who travel by the 2nd class, prefer to eat in those cars because the food that is served there is, of course, much better. Instant ramen noodles are full of sodium glutamate and other bad stuff and the people that eat them regularly are considered very poor. You will see these people when travelling by the regular, old 3rd class trains. RZD gets rid of these trains in favour of the new 2nd class and double decker trains, but this kind of 3rd class will always be in our hearts for how much we hate it. Gee, that was a looong comment...

[@orfo74]

"All people who are poor do that, and most of them only sleep during the whole day, because less movement means less energy loss and less food to consume" - )) Очень смешно, ты зачем им такое пишешь? Издеваешься?

[@СергейКарташков-э9ъ]

@@orfo74, его видно распирает хрень какую-нибудь накатать - вон сколько писанул; ну что ж, есть такие, с головёшкой набекрень :)

[@deepindub]

Guys you`re so nice. Hope you enjoyed your trip to Russia! Our doors are always open, as we say

[@andreyb6874]

Hey guys! Just landed on your channel and was surprised to see my home city at 5:22 :) Nice vid, gonna watch the others. Subscribed :)

[@tolkman3]

You guys are amazing!!! I'm from Russia and it's so interesting to observe in your experience of traveling in my country. Considering that you are foreigners and everything is the first time for you...

[@aggeounektarios7987]

At 9:09 the lady at the back looks at them like what are they doing 😂😂😂

[@флудтелефонов]

Хорошая пара, не ищут негатива! лайк

[@lindat383]

Really enjoying this Trans Siberian part of your adventure, as I will most likely never get to do it myself.

[@lindat383]

u666sa Lack of money and time....

[@АлексейБелоусов-в9щ]

@@lindat383 , on these money you'll receive more impressions, and on this time you'll receive changing of mind (recharging) and relaxation!

[@sunshreedhyani1173]

I’m soo addicted to your vlogs❤️

[@cnrmoose]

Great videos, love the way you edit and your music is just right, not overpowering and pairs perfectly with the settings. Sub added.

[@lamella2000]

I love watching all your videos but just watching this earlier video for the first time, I love how thick your southern accents are still back in 2017!

[@raketa572]

You are the best!

[@HeBepo9lTHblu]

Привет вам из Красноярска (Россия, Сибирь)! :)

[@SimplethingsOfficial]

Love the way you say Moscow as in Mos(cow🐂). I say Mosko if that makes sense

[@ericktan4377]

Great background music! love that vibe!

[@user-oj5bw7sl8p]

As much as I know, there are some good rules to follow on foreign trains. And the first is to never leave the car without your documents. They should be hidden in the inner zipped pocket, so that they would not be easily dropped or stolen. In many countries one can get in real troubles, if one leaves the train for several minutes without the documents, then misses the train and is being left at unknown little place, where even policemen don't speak English. Another good rule is to carry with you spirit serviettes/disinfecting serviettes/hand sanitizer and disinfect all the handles in your compartment with it (the same applies to the door handle in the toilet).

[@povorot70]

The conductor will not allow the train to leave until these two crazy Americans return to the car. There is no need to have spirit serviettes/disinfecting serviettes/hand sanitizer because cold climate and low population density are Russia's advantages: pathogens germinate slowly and there is no one from whom you can get infected

[@vincen4312]

For Christmas -

[@IvanIvanov-vo4rf]

And with what a fright do the police have to speak English? Do you think that you are the Anglo-Saxons of the navel of the Earth? :))) This is not the tourist police - this is the police in the country - they are not obliged to speak English. It should be convenient to the CITIZENS of the country in the first place. And if you are friends with your head, when you go to a foreign country buy a phrase book!

[@marianofpv]

Loved the video. Nicely edited, good music, perfect quantity of window sightseeing.

[@123-m5d]

on the Russian trains (in second class) you feel a sense of comradery with your fellow passengers eventually gaining a mutual respect for them (in longer journeys). i get how this would seem very odd to foreigners, you know sleeping beside someone you don't know.

[@etta777]

Oh cmon, in airplanes they all sleeps beside a lot of ppl they don't know. Just a matter of practice and perception.

[@sempltv9866]

Да ребят если в Россию приедите берите плацкарт, 3 класс..это то что надо чтоб прочувствовать атмосферу

[@sharonspuler1071]

karas face when she gose "mabey we should set a alarm?" killed me im getting up at 4:45 AM lol :)

[@Rysin3]

If you don't mind my asking - How many cups of coffee do you drink a day?

[@taylorgibson3521]

I've been up for 18 hours watching yalls videos non stop and have not gone to sleep yet

[@attesuomalainen3144]

You made my day. Living next to Russia.

[@KaraandNate]

:)

[@magnusbernet2644]

So sweet of Kara to frag Nate in the car when she was feeling bad about beeing in the middle of two cars. :)

[@boglarkazoldi4425]

Damn this is relaxing to watch.

[@Vranaanna]

You are so positive all the time! I love it!

[@Gumby10sfreak2]

Awesome video Kara and Nate!! You both look fit.

[@БлизкийКосмос]

RONALDO!! Wow! Its you!))

[@alexlarin3381]

Спасибо вам за ПРЕКРАСНЫЕ ролики о нашей России!!! Вы очень КРАСИВЫ И ТАЛАНТЛИВЫ!!! ПРИЕЗЖАЙТЕ И СНИМАЙТЕ ЕЩЁ!!! ДОБРО ПОЖАЛОВАТЬ В РОССИЮ!!! Thank you for GREAT videos about our Russia!!! You are very BEAUTIFUL AND TALENTED!!! COME AND SHOOT AGAIN!!! WELCOME TO RUSSIA!!!

[@vitalymaminoff3422]

Привет. Начал со случайного ролика, смотрю вас уже 3,5 часа

[@NicoleLaurenBlake]

I would totally have to eat at least once in the restaurant carriage! I bet that would be a weird experience!

[@tally1604]

Nicole Lauren Blake it so is! I often take the train to moscow or even saint pete from Siberia where I'm at. It takes 3 days, so I dine every night in the restaurant car. Orient express it ain't, but it's still very very good and I love the fancy cutlery and stemware and crispy linen they always have. Eating is not just shoveling food into your stomach to keep it full, to me at least.

[@NicoleLaurenBlake]

Tal it sounds so much fun! I've never had a sit down meal on a train before so it would definitely be a new experience! I'd love to try it!

[@macb2818]

Nicole Lauren Blake In fact, traveling a few days by train is incredibly boring. ))) Therefore, Russians prefer to fly a long distance by airplanes. But in the form of a bonus when traveling by train you can closely see the fantastic super-lake Baikal and other incredible beauties of Siberia. About the restaurant. Usually they serve high-quality Russian food (salads, hot soups, dishes from various meats and chicken, juices-fruit drinks, alcohol, tea-coffee). The food is natural, simple, tasty. Personally, I would not save on food, but would prefer to plan the expenses for a restaurant in advance. There is not so expensive in my opinion.

[@michen25]

Why wierd? It's a very nice experience.

[@AmandaFromWisconsin]

*Mac B* - "Russians prefer to fly a long distance by airplanes." Just like Americans. :)

[@kseniachzhou1365]

Kara: explains the food car Lunch lady: peeks out with a very serious face to see what they're filiming

[@94gabylu]

I cannot get over how much you look like cristiano Ronaldo hahahaha :)

[@TwoBroskis]

Loving your Trans-Siberian vlog! Such an interesting experience!

[@mrsslojet]

Блин, последняя станция, на которой они снимали это Барабинск, я живу рядом с ним! А там, где зеленое здание, это вроде Новосибирск

[@msf2123]

Thanks for the good information. I am planning to take the Trans-Mongolian route in the summer of 2018. The really helped me know what to expect on my journey.

[@Kropikovo]

Awesome music

[@thomascrown3816]

love u guys - working way through old vlogs - got to Malaysia!!

[@Arnold_X3]

Thomas Crown that's when I found them.. MALAYSIA was awesome

[@dragonmac1234]

I'm also working my way through the old vlogs, I've got to the Poland/Bratislava videos.

[@KaraandNate]

+Thomas Crown So fun! Glad you are enjoying the oldies but goodies! :)

[@KaraandNate]

+Mark Caswell 😍

[@KaraandNate]

+Arnold agreed!

[@maribooysen5774]

I started watching our videos from the latest ones, these are so different.😁

[@DiscoLazer]

Очень жаль что у них видео выкладываются спустя почти месяц, хотел бы их встретить на вокзале во время остановки :(

[@ShamankaIlona]

Razve? pomoyumu zherez neskolko dney. Eti video tochno ne v sentebre snyali suda po prirode.

[@oleksiychekin4149]

Василий Бычков а что ты хотел если в поезде нет интернета. Хотя казалось бы какая сложность тарелку на крышу где то прикрутить и дать инет хотя бы св

[@DiscoLazer]

В билетах дата стоит 07.09.2017, несколько раз перепроверил. Билет попал в кадр 2 выпуска назад.

[@Catarina2702]

надо ведь всё успеть и отснять, и смонтировать))) не так это всё быстро делается) плюс отставание буквально на 2-3 недели)

[@Catarina2702]

что мешает?)) они очень открытые и всегда рады новым знакомствам)))

[@Evgesha1983]

Come again! We always welcome guests.

[@МадамБаттерфляй-е1т]

В плацкарте бы проехались и тогда почувствовали всю широту русской души)))

[@ДмитрийФадеев-ъ3щ]

Мадам Баттерфляй и всю вонь вонючих носков, плач личинусов и прочие прелести плацкартных вагонов😂

[@Владислав-Гардарика]

@@ДмитрийФадеев-ъ3щ Плач кого...?!

[@альбертвитман]

да ты добрый

[@rorik9363]

Не нравиться плацкарт езжай как индусы, снаружи поезда.Будет тебе море комфорта )))

[@real-x4242]

Kara you are so pretty at all times !

[@tally1604]

I'd rather pay 5 dollars per for dinner in the restaurant car than eat instant noodles. But that's just me

[@ChibiSugar]

Tal Maybe for dinner only. But definitely not breakfast and lunch AND dinner.

[@ashleighw3890]

Jennifer Bannink I think its pretty cheap for a full on meal though you spend more buying food or going to restaurants than $5

[@descoiatorul]

I think you can cut on meals and only eat lunch and dinner, since you're on a train and not using much energy anyway. $10 a day per person seems more than reasonable, espeically for train food which is more expensive because the logistic cost of carrying perishables is so high.

[@fantaclaus7053]

Tal xx One could buy. kielbasa and some bread, Kirstie's and radishes with a pint of Vodka or their excellent Beer and have a feast.

[@hobied62]

I'm with you there saving how much? And eating crap.

[@lisaf6508]

Wow what a great series so far. I love it and I'm subscribing!

[@philpatterson8045]

It is better to travel 2nd class and share with four others. That way you make friends and pass the time away, usually drinking and sharing food and chatting.

[@Ryan-nx4gx]

Phil Patterson what if you don't speak Russian? Is that inhibitive?

[@philpatterson8045]

There is always some who speaks English or some English, bring a few bottles en-board and you will make friends. Eat a little, drink a little as they say.

[@nordwind8689]

I knew it that Vodka is for something good,- you need friends ?, just buy a bottle of Vodka... thanks for the tip :D

[@arinarin2816]

Nordwind, not all of Russians drink vodka.

[@nordwind8689]

I know, It was a joke :]

[@kaamilz9963]

WOOOW.Your lifes are nothing except adventures......wish to do like you later!You are my inspiration☺

[@phronsiekeys]

the doors lock? I'm surprised. I also think you should eat one meal a day in the dining car. I can't believe you're eating ramen and instant mashed potatoes at every meal

[@balsara675]

phronsiekeys sad