Trans Siberian Railway Winter Journey - part 5: Irkutsk - Novosibirsk Mongolian Train № 005Щ

Part 5 of the Trans-Siberian Winter Journey Vladivostok - Irkutsk -Novosibirsk - Moscow - St. Petersburg - Helsinki;
Train: № 005
From: Ulan-Bator, Mongolia (Ulaanbaatar)
To: Moscow Yaroslavsky, Russia
Travelling: from Irkutsk-Passazhirsky to Novosibirsk-Glavny
Tracks: Central Siberian Railway, part of the Trans-Siberian Railway
Route via: Angarsk, Zima, Tayshet, Ilanskaya, Krasnoyarsk, Mariinsk, Tayga
Travel Class: Kupe (2nd class sleeping compartment)
Car No: 7
Seat No: 21 (lower berth)
Car operator: Ulaanbataar Railway, Mongolian Railway (Mongolyn Tömör Dsam MTZ)
Wagon Model: 61-4440
Manufacturer: Transmashholding, Tver Carriage Works
Price: RUB 7,000 (approx. EUR 98)
Travel time: 29 hours and 38 minutes
Distance: 1,926 km
Travel season: November 2018
Train operator: RZD Russian Railways, East Siberian Railway
First Locomotive (Irkutsk - Zima): ЭП1-136
Built by: Novocherkassk Electric Locomotive Plant
Delivered to RZD: 2004
Depot: Irkutsk Sortirovochnyy
Locomotive operator: East Siberian Railway
Second Locomotive (Zima - Mariinsk): ЭП1-030
Built by: Novocherkassk Electric Locomotive Plant
Delivered to RZD: 2001
Depot: Krasnoyarsk-Glavny
Locomotive operator: Krasnoyarsk Railway
Third Locomotive (Mariinsk - Novosibirsk): ЭП2К-007
Built by: Kolomna Locomotive Works
Delivered to RZD: 2008
Depot: Barabinsk
Locomotive operator: West Siberian Railway
Part 1 (Fast Train № 007Н Vladivostok - Belogorsk): • Trans-Siberian Railway...
Part 2 (Fast Train № 007Н Belogorsk - Chita-2): • Trans-Siberian Railway...
Part 3 (Fast Train: № 099Э Chita-2 - Ulan-Ude):
• Trans-Siberian Railway...
Part 4 (Firmeny Train № 001M Ulan-Ude - Irkutsk):
• Trans-Siberian Railway...
Part 5 (International Fast Train № 005Щ Irkutsk - Novosibirsk):
this video
Скорый поезд: № 005Щ
Откуда: Улан-Батор, Монголия
До: Москва Ярославский, Россия
Путешествие: из Иркутск-Пассажирский в Новосибирск-Главный
Железнодорожные пути: Средне-Сибирская дорога, часть Транссибирской магистрали (Трансси́б)
Маршрут через: Ангарск, Зима, Тайшет, Иланская, Красноярск, Мариинск, Тайга
Класс поездки: вагон Купе (спальный отсек 2-го класса)
Номер вагон: № 7
Место для сидения: 21 (нижний причал)
Оператор поезда: ОАО «РЖД», Восточно-Сибирская железная дорога, Монгольская железная дорога
Модель вагона: 61-4440
Производитель: Трансмашхолдинг, Тверской вагоностроительный завод
Оператор вагона: Уланбаторская железная дорога УБТЗ
Цена: 7 000 руб. (Около 98 евро)
Время в пути: 29 часов 38 минут
Расстояние: 1926 км
Туристический сезон: ноябрь 2018
Оператор поезда: РЖД РЖД, Восточно-Сибирская железная дорога
Первый электровоз (Иркутск - Зима): ЭП1-136
Построен: Новочеркасский электровозостроительный завод
Поставлено РЖД: 2004
Депо: Иркутск Сортировочный
электровоз оператор: Восточно-Сибирская железная дорога
Второй электровоз (Зима - Мариинск): ЭП1-030
Построен: Новочеркасский электровозостроительный завод
Поставлено РЖД: 2001
Депо: Красноярск-Главный
электровоз оператор: Красноярская железная дорога
Третий электровоз (Мариинск - Новосибирск): ЭП2К-007
Построен: Коломенский Локомотивный Завод
Поставлено РЖД: 2008
Депо: Барабинск
электровоз оператор: Западно-Сибирская железная дорога
галт тэрэгний Улаанбаатар - Москва

[@sarmat1966]

Железная дорога России это романтика)))

[@roli102ify]

The moment I start this magnificent journey with you I can not stop watching ,felt like I myself is going through all terrain of Russia . What a wonderful watch of real Russia . Thank you for taking us on this epic journey with you . Can't wait for next episodes . I am feeling like traveling through out Russia just by sitting in Singapore . Kudos for making such detailed videos .👍👍👌👌👌

[@Fuchs7456]

This is one of most interesting series I've seen on KZbin. Can't wait until the next episode(s)! Great to see the vastness of Russia as one sees it through a train window. Going to have to give the Trans-Sib a try - my (Polish) girlfriend is fluent in Russian and loves the language. Maybe Berlin - Moscow (pause of a few days at a couple of places en route) - Beijing, train to Hong Kong, fly via Singapore or Thailand to Oz or New Zealand - one can only dream! Thanks again, Doc, for this and other fascinating vidoes! Cheers, "Brit in Berlin".

[@user-zk2hl9ib9u]

ТАК ЛЕТИ СРАЗУ НА ЛУНУ МЕЧТАТЕЛЬ

[@ashwiniupasani2120]

I love this series

[@bolek_i_lyolek]

Добро пожаловать!! Вэлкам!!

[@danal81]

Very relaxing video.. watching endless landscapes covered in snow is almost like meditation

[@mindyourbusiness4369]

Thank you for posting these informative and relaxing train videos of Russia. These awesome videos are a reprieve from the COVID-19 pandemic. Greetings from New York City..

[@tevfikalp6280]

It was an impressive documentary. I thought I was traveling. Thank you and Best Wishes.

[@Parlophonic]

Your videos are worth waiting for! They are informative, fascinating and very professionally done and are a perfect example of 'slow TV'. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your greatness of style and look forward to the next instalment.

[@dmitrilebedev8635]

So pity you didn't stay in Krasnoyarsk. There's mountain park Stolby, on the right bank of Yenissey, worth visiting for a 3-4 hours walk. There's also a 100-meter-tall dam in 50 km from there, even with a ship elevator, worth visiting for engineering fan. Anyway, was interesting to see your observations, come again!

[@ToshihiroTanakaTV]

thank you, great series

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

First class excellent presentation. thank you.

[@Bobrogers99]

This series certainly shows the vastness of Siberia, along with the desolation and cold at this time of year.

[@badquestion4785]

I dont find landscapes to be desolate. I think that they are starkly beautiful. And inspiring. People were able to build large cities in such difficult conditions; people even thrive in such places. And then they have build this incredible railroad to connect through such vast distances.

[@ciprian1979]

Great video (again)! Congratulations!

[@Keefa24]

What fascinating series. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. Truly amazing. Cheers from Australia.

[@amfar9958]

I have watched this beautiful series several times. With so much thanks.

[@khalidnaseem3806]

I have thoroughly enjoyed these series of videos. Very absorbing and informative. Thank you so much.

[@natraj_j]

The production quality is top notch. The scenes are inspiring, the journey stupendous

[@porridge57]

Very very cool. Love it. Can't wait to do this myself!

[@chiavenato1]

Fantastic trip i liked all previous videos! What a great country! I´m from Brasil and here we know nothing about you! thanks for show it for us!

[@SibDeutsch]

Хороший был поезд, пока его не отменили. Сейчас только до Иркутска ходит.

[@dcpollux8047]

Tak tohle je hodně zajímavé, nejsem žádný fanda do vlaků ale tohle je poutavé a hezky se na to dívá.

[@carlosdoleron]

Epic playlist! Greatings from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@ReBemolMayor]

Una vez más, gracias, doc7austin’s DreamlinerCentral. Tus videos ferroviarios y también los aéreos son, sencillamente, los mejores! You are the Best!

[@ozthunder]

Thanks for sharing, even though I have interest in trains, I am interested in the Siberian countryside and towns, and your videos do this great !

[@brunnentor1]

These videos are so informative. I will never have a chance to go there so this is a great way to experience Russia. Thank you.....

[@bernardbouzon5499]

Can't wait to watch part 6.

[@zemezee8883]

finaly a way travel inexpensive ! And not causing harm cheers to you !

[@Roman-Ivanov998]

Наслаждайтесь иностранцы! Сервис на высоте, а страна у нас огромна и красива.

[@bolek_i_lyolek]

Многие наши сограждане тоже её ВСЮ не видели своими глазами!..

[@PatrickLechevallier]

Excellent!

[@Traveller0109]

Your videos are awesome! I imagine being on the train at the moment of watching and it makes feel sleepy just as it always did when I was traveling by train myself. I’m from Novosibirsk by the way)

[@user-bl7qu5dj1t]

О. Земляк

[@Traveller0109]

1 2 🤝

[@AndreiIvanescuOficial]

Great! Thanks

[@user-jr3kb8qy8e]

Good filming.....good opening muziek

[@LuisaH2022]

you have an interesting channel. I subscribed.

[@kanazef]

Love this.

[@jeorgesarker1189]

Nice journey

[@user-nx7kj8hy7c]

27:36 At last, doc's face! You looks like Tom Hanks. Handsome men.

[@luwanf5213]

感谢作者，整个系列看下来可以看到作者先生的用心，希望下次可以试一试看中国的K3/4次列车。

[@michaelwilson2419]

отлично

[@emilkarpo]

I rode the train 6 years ago and the Mongolian rolling stock was all Ammendorf built. In excellent condition but old

[@leimulaine3136]

Dude you need more subscribers

[@victorschepers6286]

I like the tracks all concreet beams no more wood!!! US take a note 🇾🇪🇾🇪👍

[@RovexHD]

Something about russian train culture... the boozing, the food, samovar, the cabins, restaurant cars !

[@gravelking2.071]

There is also a shower in the car for disabled persons, not showed here. It can be booked for additional 2 dollars.

[@thomasproctor3047]

So far on this journey I have not seen any Russian food that looked very appetizing. Most of it looked too greasy.

[@PatFeyenoord]

98 Euro's for almost 30 hours on a train. Amazing!

[@majdo007]

Same here in Poland ;)

[@user-zk2hl9ib9u]

приезжай ко мне толтко фоты давай)

[@gravelking2.071]

That's actually expensive. I travelled from Moscow to Apatity (32 hours, 1780 km) in the same second class for half of that price.

[@constancemitchell9846]

I wld try taking the trains going but fly home. It wld be boring for returning to the same scenery. But great series. I felt I was travelling on the train to Moscow.

[@vladimirmorozoff8153]

Awesome vids, thanks a lot! But the Lena is larger than the Yenisey) And one more thing: 1 day 22 mins from Novosib to Moscow?!?! You gotta be kidding))

[@doc7austin]

it was an editing error with the time between novosibirsk and moscow

[@FYCH45]

Another very beautiful and informative video!!! But surely the train takes longer than just over a day to get from Novosibirsk to Moscow? That would give an average speed of almost 140 km/h. The "European Rail Timetable" shows train 5 taking almost 46 hours running time to reach Moscow - leaves Novosibirsk at 20.09, arrives Moscow 13.58 two days later, and add 4 hours for the difference in time zones.

[@doc7austin]

yes; it was a type; it should read 22 hours, not 22 minutes

[@user-zk2hl9ib9u]

поезд может спокойно разгонятся и до 160 км-но в сибири болотистая месность а зимой замерзает и шпалы ходят туда сюда в земле

[@user-rb6ee6jc6v]

Gotcha on 27:40))

[@shaoh7239]

great grip

[@jerryhorn4697]

27:50 - 28:10: "Bottle Caps" --- the new IMAX film sensation!

[@Izmael1310]

I wanted to see the exact route the train had to take from Ulan-Bator (but google maps dont have pathfinding from Ulan-Bator. So I followed the rail myself. It goes up norh and hugging the river Kharaa (probably) then river Orhon and finally river Selenga and it emerges in Zaudinskij, Ulan-Ude, Buryatiya Rep. So this train goes from the Ulad-ude on the same route to Irkutsk as you took (alongoside lake Bajkal). I think it has to be pretty scenit route from Ulan-Bator to Ulan-Ude.

[@user-sc7ux2zl5m]

Krasnoyarsk is not boring like here. At least you could climb the viaduct and show the beautiful station.

[@toonmag50]

Your fellow passenger in your compartment, due to the varied and amount of drinks placed in front of the window, must have spent his time pissing it all out .

[@Ginny2708]

Did you stop at destinations for this epic journey? How long for and what did you do? Do you share that part of your journey elsewhere?

[@jfmezei]

at 23:39. you mention the Yenisey at 3438km is longest river flowing into Arctic Ocean The Mackenzie river in Canada is listed as 4241km and also flows into Arctic Ocean near Inuvik/Toktoyaktuk. However, reading more about it, that 4241 number include tributaries and the river itself is only 1738km between Great Slave Lake and Arctic Ocean. So it is interssting how statistics can be miselading since some rivers are listed with the trubutaries and some without. It appears the 3438 of Yenesey os the main stem, and with its tributaries, is longer than 5000km.

[@PaulGabow]

great video! Are you Russian or foreigner? I did not quite understand) I drove along this road four times. Thank you for pleasure! Есличо, то я москвич)

[@r_davydov]

Nice video quality and especially stabilization. Was it (stabilization) made with a camera or you stabilized it with some kind of software? And I think I've spotted you holding a smartphone and filming. What camera/smartphone (or/and other gear) are you using? Thanks.

[@doc7austin]

Roman Davydov just an iPhone X

[@dipankarsaha1317]

Its my dream to ride the trans-saibe railway.50% fulfill after watch this video.❤ Whats ur name?

[@joseantoniobeafolgado8001]

Es el sueño de mi vida pero una persona sin un amigo que able ruso seria la maravilla

[@romankudlata7317]

Excellent job! Plan to go all the way to Moscow. BTW: Where are you from? (bitterly cold at -8°C; do you come from tropics?)😎

[@capelaoluizalfredomalz211]

Haw Many days you need to make a journey from Moscou to Pequim?

[@johnriley2721]

doc7austin’s DreamlinerCentral Thanks But were do ya Shower -And is there buffet car for snacks an booze Thank you in advance viewing from australia

[@doc7austin]

John Riley there is one shower available in the Kupe Car for disabled passengers; you need to pay a small fee to use it

[@arnoldt1982]

On the 33.10 this is not VL10 (ВЛ10), this is VL80R AC electric locomotive

[@mindyourbusiness4369]

Dmitry Tolkachev You are incorrect!

[@ivansandberg658]

На станции Зима снимали Вокзал для Двоих

[@RUHappyATM]

Somehow I am expecting tons and tons of snow, like in Doctor Zhivago. Am I wrong?

[@menglv2954]

I see you. 27:37

[@AlbanesJeff]

Что за музыка у вас используется в ролике?

[@mass21overdose]

32:53 This is not ВЛ10 (direct current), it is still ВЛ80р (alternating current) :)

[@mindyourbusiness4369]

Двадцать Один You are wrong.

[@TimychKTR2810]

32:55 This is VL80, not VL10. VL10 work on DC lines only, VL80 only work on AC lines

[@MatveyTsivinyuk]

26:09 This isn't a depot, this is an EMU repair plant 37:50 East of Mariinsk - alternating current, west - direct current. To the east there's no VL10 beacuse it runs on DC, it was VL80. 44:20 Also not true, you must pick up a ticket only if you buy it after the train departs form its first station.

[@doc7austin]

Matvey Tsivinyuk electronic registration was not available for that train; hence, no e-ticket

[@MatveyTsivinyuk]

@@doc7austin maybe that's because it's a Mongolian train

[@doc7austin]

then what do you mean by "you must pick up a ticket only if you buy it after the train departs from its first station"?

[@MatveyTsivinyuk]

@@doc7austin according to my experience (I rode only Russian (federal passenger company) trains) if you buy a ticket in advance (when it's not on its way yet) you never need to print anything, you just come to a station an show your ID to a conductor. If you buy a ticket for a passing train (e.g. Krasnoyarsk to Novosibirsk while a train is Severobaikalsk - Moscow) when it has already departed from it's first station (Severobaikalsk) you have to print a ticket on a printing terminal or a ticket office. I hope the mess above is readable enough.

[@MatveyTsivinyuk]

@@doc7austin for example the train departs from station A to station B at 1:00. It passes station C at 16:00. You can buy a ticket from C to B before 15:45 (AFAIK). If you buy it before 0:00 (AFAIK), you can use an electronic registration, otherwise you have to print a paper ticket.

[@user-ws4lx2so4r]

32:54 not VL10 (DC loco), but VL80 (AC loco)

[@snakecold6755]

SAME

[@capelaoluizalfredomalz211]

Está you recomendes Godinho Brasil Moscou and them make the journey Moscou to Pequim ir First go to Pequim anda Than vo Pequim to moscou

[@PutXi_Whipped]

What is the intro music!? Thanks.

[@ahmedkhan-tr6mp]

Where is part 6 ?

[@jorca2367]

I love this video. There are not beautiful landscape because is Siberia but all is very interesting.

[@samtrak1204]

How can the restaurant car continue to operate with so few customers? Is the food service subsidized by the Russian government?

[@direkchompoosri2966]

We also want to travel "real" Trans-Siberian train from Vladivostok to Moscow, do we have to buy ticket whole route at one time? or can we buy it separately step by step (we also want to pause of a few days at a couple of places/cities on route?)

[@doc7austin]

yes; it is possible; however, splitting up the journey makes the totel tickets more expensive, because Russian Railways has a large degression factor in their fares

[@homme436]

No major snow? The fields are not covered with snow in winter Siberia? I am disappointed.

[@user-yu5sj7cw6y]

november in video, winter still not come

[@exceptionhandler78]

locomotive face should be made look futuristic

[@gwills24]

You should add prices in your videos

[@ag6371]

30:52 Newer coaches have gangways with bellows to prevent this

[@nebulousGemini]

30:25 These are not tanks, you silly. These are BTR-80 APC modification of some sort. Not even armed, I think.

[@jakobwulf4141]

41:13 - it is not mongolian - it is the deepest russian :-)

[@snakecold6755]

SHUT UP

[@MrKirdyk]

Харламов базлает.

[@nebulousGemini]

38:50 skulls?

[@nielskjr5432]

I'd love to do the trans Siberian. But in winter? I mean it's the coldest place on the planet. 🥶

[@doc7austin]

but its esp. romantic in the winter time

[@nielskjr5432]

@@doc7austin I admire your enthusiasm.

[@pluemsakulkerewatana9515]

When are we going to reach Moscow?

[@doc7austin]

dont worry: it will happen this year

[@pluemsakulkerewatana9515]

@@doc7austin haha OK thx mate..high quality videos and this is one of the best. I agree with you that Mongolian train is much better than the RZD one.

[@nebulousGemini]

@@pluemsakulkerewatana9515 It depends on a train. I'm lucky to travel mostly by the same RZD coaches as this Mongolian one.

[@pluemsakulkerewatana9515]

@@nebulousGemini Ahh OK..thx

[@conde696]

How cold is it inside the train???

[@Alex.Pasquale]

Why do you think that it is cold inside the train? It's rather comfortable temperature inside. Usually it is about 24 C degrees.

[@junxianwu1598]

does the restaurant car only accept cash or also credit card as well for food purchase?

[@doc7austin]

i never tried out card payments; over long distances there is no cell phone reception, so a card reader wont work; better bring enough cash onto the train

[@junxianwu1598]

@@doc7austin so did you had to get money from the ATMs every time you stop for a night at those cities?

[@doc7austin]

no; i just withdrew a large sum of cash at the start station

[@nickrowe7451]

I wonder if those are the North Korean cars at 2:53

[@ruslantwix277]

Not. This is Russian, just not repainted

[@markomisic3290]

Taj voz treba da stigne do Bara u Crnoj gori.

[@anujkbudhkar]

47:54 it maybe 2 D 57 Min.

[@gyanf]

No Vodka?

[@Distritatv]

I have covered several of the train attractions in Novosibirsk! What to do in Novosibirsk? Here is a brand new video about places to see: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6qwgo2dnpaWqpY

[@krisnaagungmurti4804]

Wait for part 6. Btw, why you can't try to sozialise to other passanger? . it is so boring for a long journey

[@doc7austin]

Krisna Agung Murti hehe; I did of course

[@adamd4290]

53 km h mitte

[@marcelmuller8572]

8:27 So much for: People don't use the Dining Car. Then you should look within your own Ranks. Sorry for the Criticism, but unfortunately these Types of Tourists do not bring any added value to these Countries.

[@s.k.3219]

zaebis'

[@KotSibirskii]

24.15 ну вот и мой город ❤

[@hariharankrishnan5517]

I need background music name which was used in this video at the beginning?

[@mahaveerprasadkanwariya2605]

Trans siberian railway maarg is most lamba and bigest in the all world,it is about 9000kilomiter lamba,it is moscow(mockva)to vladivostok,when railway journey is vladivostok to moskva(moscow),most beautiful ortic osean and river

[@user-zk2hl9ib9u]

шашлык чего не заказал

[@evorioss]

Krasnoyarsk railway station looks like it was bombed earlier =))

[@ammm-wq2mz]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZqqqp-riN-aaZo

[@postgradsibstud9321]

It was reconstructed.