Trans Mongolian Railway: Ulaanbaatar to Irkutsk

24 hour journey from Ulaanbaatar Mongolia to Irkutsk Russia departing 13 July 2019

[@civilmaterial]

Wonderful. This treck is good.

[@robertmaher184]

Thanks

[@salimdanny]

eonderful land scape beyond ver van rivier en rivierarm kun om er baumen te seen

[@robertmaher184]

Yes, the scenery changes dramatically

[@michaelbruchas6663]

Need to get you a tripod or stabilizer. Thanks for taking us along to a place we might never get to…

[@user-qu4kv3ti2z]

Иркутск - город контрастов! 29:37 31:19 31:30 31:54 ))) И вот так вот вся Россия...

[@tatyanalee2960]

Where did you buy train tickets to Irkutsk?

[@robertmaher184]

The ticket was bought from a wholesaler in Melbourne Australia via a travel agent. Here in New Zealand you could only buy tickets for the entire trip and not part of the trip

[@bateruultgavaapansan5674]

Ок

[@mrcentfrancs]

Your cabin was second class. First class in Russian railways is a cabin for two. And you misspelt the name of UB, it is Ulan-Bator.

[@robertmaher184]

No disrespect, but I was told that Ulan-Bator is the anglicized version of Ulaanbaatar. And the story behind the second class cabin is that it was booked (via a wholesaler in Melbourne Australia as a first class ticket and it cost a king's ransom in the bargain.

[@fybrogen7473]

mrcentfrancs, i am mongolian and its embarrassin to see your comment

[@michaelbruchas6663]

Nice video of a neat place but you need to edit it down. Just saying…

[@robertmaher184]

I had a conflict of interest in making this video. This journey was a destination of choice, and I didn’t want to edit a single minute, but of course other people don’t necessarily feel the same way. Sometimes when I rewatch a published video after an elapse of time I straight away see what should have been edited. Thanks for the feedback as it is helpful for me to make better videos in the future.

[@michaelbruchas6663]

@@robertmaher184 still envy your trip!