Trans-Siberian Railway Winter Journey - part 8: Ekaterinburg - Moscow on TKC Premium Train № 059Е

[@greyline1012]

I really enjoyed this. It was very informative, thank you. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪

[@sammoore7633]

I'm retired from the Grand Trunk Western Railroad (Canadian National) in Detroit Michigan USA. I married a Russian lady and went to college to study about Russia. I travel through Russian by rail videos. I do research about each of the cities, rail lines, and etc. I've learned so much. Your videos are very professional. Thank you.

[@InfinityStone-fj2mr]

Sam Moore you should go to Europe some day it's wonderful I lived over there for two years in bavaria

[@พิทักษ์กลางแก้ว]

พลเอกพลเรือเอกพลอากาศเอกพลตำรวจเอกเผ่าพลศรียานนท์โยธินอดีตรัฐมนตรีว่าการกระทรวงมหาดไทยอดีตรัฐมนตรีช่วยว่าการกระทรวงมหาดไทยอดีตเลขาธิการพรรคเสรีมะนังคะศิราคนแรก

[@พิทักษ์กลางแก้ว]

อดีตอธิบดีกรมตำรวจไทยผู้ยิ่งใหญ่อดีตผู้บัญชาการตำรวจนครบาลผู้ยิ่งใหญ่

[@พิทักษ์กลางแก้ว]

พลตำรวจเอกอาวุโสใหญ่หม่อมหลวงใหญ่ดร.ณัฐกรณ์พลพรเทวะกุลชรโยธินรองนายยกรัฐมนตรีเงาฝ่ายความมั่นคงประชาธิปไตยสากลและรัฐมนตรีว่าการกระทรวงมหาดไทยเงามท.1เงา

[@พิทักษ์กลางแก้ว]

(10กันยายนพ.ศ.2519)(10กันยายน1976)

[@georgekusz4221]

Your written comments are much appreciated, lot of work involved.

[@ammm-wq2mz]

У вас лучшие видео о поездах. Очень информативно, обстоятельно и кинематографично. Спасибо.

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

viewed all 8 parts now and truly enjoyed them. thank you for the time and effort that you put in to making the.

[@natraj_j]

20:43 For some reason, I like this section of the scenery as the train makes its way over the viaduct

[@enbbs]

Hello from Ekaterinburg.

[@edrupp2318]

Hello from Houston, TX, USA!

[@ivanbrovkin8769]

The amazing style of the storytelling,

[@uh5770]

I am watching this from part 1

[@uh5770]

@@nimultarek4925 Oh..nice.

[@HenryMulder53]

So am I. All videos are great to watch.

[@uh5770]

@@HenryMulder53 Yes sir. You should watch all videos. It's incredible

[@marcelmuller8572]

It's really fun, the Bottles as decoration, constantly in Front of the Camera. You have to figure it out first: half-drunk blue Water Bottles in front of the Window, in symbiosis with the cold, gray Siberian Winter behind the Window😉

[@Bobrogers99]

Although I generally have a short attention span, there is something fascinating about these videos, and I've watched each of them all the way through.

[@Андрей-г9ц8о]

я хожу и ебу парнк=парней==-====й

[@Андрей-г9ц8о]

у мегня нет дизни без испанцев--я не могоуц житбь ьбез нихх0мне мне проще умереть

[@oliviamartini9700]

Yes, they are wonderfully relaxing and captivating, aren't they!

[@airofspain5805]

Me gusta Rusia 😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇷🇺

[@pluemsakulkerewatana9515]

We actually reach Moscow before Christmas ❤❤❤

[@haberlandtoskar530]

Thank you for your videos Trans Siberian Winter Journey part 1-8. Phantastic work!!!

[@Alex.Pasquale]

Thank you so much for this part. I have been watching the whole journey from the first part. Great shooting, great editing. Everything is just great. It was especially nice to see my native places, because I am from Tatarstan. Haha, when you drove Agryz, I was 300 kilometers south of you, in the very southeast of Tatarstan :) I will look forward to the next part! Thanks again!

[@Андрей-г9ц8о]

ааааааааа татарин

[@nerktwins7023]

Doc well worth waiting for part 8. Fantastic job and thank you.

[@natraj_j]

This is a fantastic series. The quality of geographic information & visuals is top notch

[@doc7austin]

thanks!

[@wesleyaraujo5869]

I am giving like before starting video. I was really waiting anxiously for 8th part of this long journey! Regards from Brazil!

[@Parlophonic]

A truly fantastic presentation. My grateful thanks.

[@samjett6242]

Such a great series, thanks so very much for sharing.

[@ВладимирКройс]

Спасибо за путешествие) аж самому захотелось!)

[@ЛицензионноеКазино]

Валенок - захотелось пишется слитно.

[@ВладимирКройс]

Училка а п о с о с и к а!))

[@magnusberg5030]

Хэ

[@irinavancouver4188]

The hotel in Moscow is gorgeous. Travel Royal!

[@PlanesTrainsEverything]

I did this journey last summer and it was amazing. Thanks for bringing back such great memories.

[@БорисБорисович-н1я]

Супер поезда в России,очень люблю ездить поездами и любоваться видами

[@HorribleHarry]

Thank you for showing The inside as well as the outside of the cars and locomotives along with the scenery.

[@yancenazifah8151]

Cool Journey... I enjoy watching this untill the end.

[@basstrader1]

Again a nice video of tsr series. Thanks for your effort! Great work

[@Nautical-g3c]

Danke

[@EntertainmentWorldz]

great video

[@davidrickson2480]

These are awesome! Awaiting part 9.

[@steve94044]

I’d love to make this trip someday. Thanks for posting these video’s of your trip. It’s the next best to being there!

[@MegaRipper4]

Finally, thanks!

[@Romzhu]

Guy, thank you for nice video again - you did travel by trains more than I did trough my country in my 37 ;-) Next year I plan to go from Vladivostok to Moscow with my friend (I hope). Looking forward to see more your videos :-) And a little correction about the name of crossing small river in Moscow - it is Yauza ;-) Thanx one more time :-)

[@beresfordwatt4125]

Just enjoyed watching part 8 for the third time. Now looking forward to part 9...........

[@alexeykondakov2058]

A small correction from my side: there's no way an EP2K could be used in Kazan. They change locos (due to electricity current change) in Vekovka, a station some 200 km east from Moscow. EP2K is a direct current loco, while Kazan is located in 'alternating current' region. Overall - a fantastic series, thanks! Wish I could take that ride myself.

[@Андрей-г9ц8о]

не хочу переменный ток хотса постоянный

[@gab_v250]

wait, so there aren't any dual current (3kV DC / 25 kV AC 50Hz) locomotives in Russia?

[@Sciffyan]

@@gab_v250 there are - ЭП20

[@johngrissinger6463]

Doc. The conditions I experienced were more the result of weather in the entire northern hemisphere that winter. It was a severe year and harvests were not great in Russia, Canada and the USA. I skied in -20 F conditions in New York State, - 25F in March in Quebec and events were cancelled due to temps in western Canada. In the fall of 74 we started skiing on Halloween in the east. Yet, after Moscow where we were delayed on arrival by a day due to a blizzard closing of the Sheremet airport, when we got to Leningrad there was no snow and plenty of fruit and vegetables. Learned to love creamed mushrooms while there. The Nevsky Prospekt was open and uncrowded with smiling people. I couldn't believe how congested it was in 2010 with advertising really diminishing the spectacular city center. Having lived in a number of countries while growing up I was surprised on the actual similarities the USSR and the usa were. Did spend an evening in 1975 with a friend and his parents in their apartment in the Lenin Hills. He was a skier in the cross country sport. His parents were teachers at the University up there. They all emigrated west in the Yeltsen years. Good bread, Borscht and stoly that night.

[@meirionowen5979]

I've followed you all the way. Great job! Can't wait to go to St Petersburg. Best wishes from the UK. I'm already saving to do the journey myself, my life dream. PS That last modern train had no samovar !! Like the Russians, we British must have a way of making a nice cup of tea. I think I'll send a letter to that modern train company, TKC.

[@sergeistokmann4444]

It will be difficult for you, even for me a Russian)

[@uh5770]

Awesome

[@goldenmouse4429]

Oh my wow! You took the Grand Express! My dream train route, as well as the Red Arrow. Looking forward to next video

[@hellfiregrowler]

I did the Red Arrow last year, first train I have been on fitted with double beds and en-suite showers. Great experience just a pity its just an overnight!

[@aloysiusflartey6122]

lol A very pleasant mild winter day at -5C warm enough to go on a picnic!!

[@jestavares234]

Thank you for this very impressive work. I watched all 8 parts. One can learn to much about riding trains in Russia. I have to convince my wife to visit Russia, but during Spring or Summer.

[@clydedvaz1937]

Very interesting and very nice , well done

[@ashish18gour]

Thanks a lot for the Russian Siberian journey bro... I love the mother earth it's people 💟💟♥️♥️♥️💟🚩🕉️

[@victorhodgson8767]

Been looking for part 8 for weeks now, beginning to think you'd been " retained " by security!

[@Alexriga]

Thanks for big work! And yes, we are in Moscow before Christmas. I wish you more awesome travels. Moscow Adler Krasnaya Polyana or Moscow Simferopol maybe. 😂

[@ИринаБежена-т1е]

За двое суток не прибрать на столе! Это по-нашему!

[@natraj_j]

Quite a ride

[@nl3712]

Thanks for the food details and prices. We will be traveling Moscow to Vladivostok in May. Greetings from S-Africa.

[@TrainTrickss]

Nice video friend keep it up

[@eli.capinbxu]

My gosh! Having been able to see these vlogs of yours from part 1 in Vladivostok to part 8 in Moscow, I already felt I have made the Trans Siberian travel even though not in reality. Now, can't wait for part 9 Moscow to Helsinki. A really awesome and amazing travel! Can I download your videos for my file to view again later?

[@railwaystrains3384]

Awesome

[@100984panu]

Ok.... So, this was like watching a good, classic series. It keep us hooked throughout and left us wanting more. Kudos to the uploader. So, Russia is a country of lakes n rivers. Their trains r mostly empty, its freaking cold and half of the country is deserted. Their food is rustic. Very tough place to survive for foreigners.

[@neelsarsij3144]

Nice Video part 8 intro music so amazing combination 👍👍👍👍👍💓

[@TheAirtrans]

I love to travel first class to experience this ride

[@roli102ify]

Wonderful travel experience of Trans Siberian Train. I am following it from part 1 . Now waiting for Trans Siberian Rail travel SUMMER CHAPTER .

[@ivanildagomes7314]

Agradeço pelo vídeo. Gostei do passeio.

[@SalomonFlanders]

I made. this. trip. In..2011. Just .when..I..got..pension I .really enjoyed it . ESPECIALLY. Lake Baikal

[@БорисБорисович-н1я]

Я обожаю путешествовать по России поездами))

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

very nice and informative

[@bollywoodmasala8469]

Most entertaining video send more

[@bobbydale1938]

😍😍😍

[@monicamccarthy3932]

Russia is such a mystery, just like who doc7austin is, is also a mystery. Beautiful country, although life is so difficult for its citizens under authoritarian regime. I would be afraid all the time, not knowing if I'm being watched by the government and being followed , like you see in the movies. The trains are amazing, but not sure how they can be profitable with so few passengers, in every video. Nice to see many of these places on video that we've never heard about, but wouldn't want to live there. Also, it would feel so weird not being able to read anything or communicate because of the unfamiliar language and script.

[@ЕленаГоробец-р3ш]

Никто не наблюдает. Иногда просто удивляешься, что им в головы вкладывают.

[@takamushinagamoto5086]

I have ridden this train on september 8, now it's managed entirely by RZD !

[@netrhyda8761]

nice nice

[@MrKirdyk]

5:04 Podstakannik (ещё и с большой буквы).

[@InfinityStone-fj2mr]

I absolutely loved this as far as I have gotten was the border back in the eighties, I think it was the Austrian border since I was stationed in Bavaria. Always wanted to see Russia. The German trains are somewhat the same hard seats and quite uncomfortable since the y don't lean back, didn't get a sleeper car since it was a day trip to Switzerland.👍

[@andyfreer1343]

Like this video

[@deniseockey6204]

That van is really cool. The wizard on the door was really neat! I would love one of those. Who would have thought that plywood could make such beautiful cabinets?

[@alexasp7530]

More than 15% of ticket cost for light lunch! The "babushka's meal" seems much more interesting

[@tomdublin8701]

Amaizing absolutely briliant my dream journey start in Lisbon and end up on the end of Russia 🇷🇺

[@lawrencewright2816]

Sounds interesting, although I think would prefer to start in Vladivostok and finish in Lisbon.

[@wayneronnie7402]

38:10 that Stalinist tower is actually a Hilton hotel.. "Leningradskaya Hilton".. i stayed there last year, awesome

[@scheduller763]

Looks like you understand russian, man!) Your compartment mate talked to you in russian a lot.))

[@johngrissinger6463]

Stayed four nights at the hotel Ukraina in March of 1975. The city was undergoing a toilet paper shortage. NONE AVAILABLE IN THE HOTEL! People were having to use wash cloths and then rinsing them out. There was a shortage also of fruit that winter so it was the first time I had seen scurvy. Three oranges sold on the Arbat black market for the equivalent of 50 euro. The only meat served to foreign tourists during the four dinners served was on the last night. 100 grams of cow tongue... Things have definitely improved!

[@ammm-wq2mz]

Funny, the locals in 1975 had a much better life than yours at the Ukraine Hotel. Probably foreigners were bullied on purpose. The only truth is problems with toilet paper. I don’t know what was there with fruits, apples there are then, oranges were not always available. In any vegetable store you could buy carrots, beets, onions, etc. In any restaurant for workers there were meat dishes. On the market you could buy nuts, honey, dried fruits, everything that private traders sold. In the pharmacy, you could buy vitamins, even down to pure ascorbic acid. Maybe you just didn’t know where to find what.

[@johngrissinger6463]

@@ammm-wq2mz I learned while there how the arbat worked a little bit. I was there with the US Olympic Commitee, and we were escorted around with inturist guides speaking straight party message that all was fine. My Russian Hockey liaisons were more candid about the health problems going on. Got to witness the guys buying black market gasoline for their Volga auto so they could take me out to see the Party functionaries Dachas. This was early March so much snow. We were having a great time so it until out of nowhere a convoy of spiked tired motorcycles appeared escorting a Rolls Royce with a gumball red light fastened to the roof. My two escorts were freaking. It was Brezhnev! The car passed within 20 meters of us... I kept my camera in my pocket thank god, and I was not dressed as a foreigner so we were ignored. We three peed in the snow and quickly left. Four years later in Lake Placid I chanced to meet one of the two who told me they were visited that night by the gru wanting to know what was going on. They did not get into trouble for taking me out there. I was visited by a member of the US consulate when in Leningrad later who told me that the Russians had requested that I stick to the agenda...

[@ammm-wq2mz]

@@johngrissinger6463 Your memories are really interesting. Then, foreigners from capitalist countries were often assigned special service officers. Guides 100% worked for them. Your movements would not be left without attention. It is strange that they cared poorly about your diet. As a child in the hospital, I hid the meat under an unfinished side dish so that the doctors would not swear that I was not eating well. If you came to visit an ordinary family, you would have been well-fed and happy. :) A lot of time has passed since collapce the USSR, now Russia, by the way of life and assortment of goods, doesn’t different from an ordinary western country, including bad things. Just in the west propaganda is still ongoing.

[@igorivlev1971]

Error in your text.Поезд номер 1,,Россия" идёт не по северной ветке.Он идёт через Владимир, Нижний Новгород. По северной ветке,Ярославль,идёт поезд номер100 Москва-Владивосток!

[@Евгений-у2с7р]

На 20:39 виадук все таки Пудлинговый.

[@Андрей1970]

34:37 Yauza river. Not Yanza)

[@dennisschafer4883]

Schöne Zugfahrt, würde ich auch gern mal mitmachen

[@cuervoblanco71]

you have a typo in your subtitles the river name is 'Yauza'

[@izzyshniperson1469]

Yauza river, not Yanza

[@ikke1984]

Lovely and relaxing series, when will part 9 appear?

[@doc7austin]

early march

[@borderreiver3288]

a great journey but would do it when it is warmer....

[@Mishef-3832]

@doc7austin’s DreamlinerCentral. Very well done sir, with lots of details. I'd like to share one observation. The borscht soup should be served in the deep soup plate. To serve it in a cup is profanation! And, most importantly, to get a real taste of borscht, you should accompany it with at least one drink of vodka! (not beer) :-) Good luck!

[@beresfordwatt4125]

When will part 9 be ready?

[@ruiyuandong1398]

We are still waiting for Part 9......

[@a-gnostik8820]

In Moscow are 9 stations, not 7

[@DenisTriton]

Жаль, что вам не удалось побывать в самом Екатеринбурге. P.S. Иногда на сортировочной станции можно увидеть бронетехнику на вагонах. Или особые бочки с обогащенным ураном. )) Не скажу откуда. ))

[@dgk8745]

Нихрена себе цены на покушать)))) Это сколько мне надо брать с собой на пропитание если мы с женой и сыном Москва-Хабаровск поедим в январе? Тыщ 20?

[@barmalei4224]

Яйца кур-е вари и курицу туши!!!

[@MM-kz9pd]

50 бери, чтоб наверняка

[@IvanSolodovnikov1986]

Возле крупных станций с длительными стоянками всегда найдётся сетевой супермаркет, причём чаще всего не один. Спланируйте заранее, куда можно будет сбегать и что закупить на каждой такой станции. Сайт/приложение РЖД и карточные сервисы в помощь.

[@dgk8745]

@@IvanSolodovnikov1986 Спасибо за ответ по существу.На поездах часто передвигаюсь но в районе 2-3 часов.Так далеко ездил последний раз лет 10 назад,провизией закупались так-же на полустанках.Сейчас вот младшего сына повезу-просторы Родины 7 дней показывать)))

[@RustedCroaker]

@@dgk8745 Бери кучу консервов и доширака ;-)

[@vlad1818]

Господи.. когда же мы до Хельсинки то доедем?)

[@sergeantpete6295]

Did I read that correctly? TKC charges 20 Euros for a glass of hot water? I've been bingeing these for two days now. Great stuff!

[@sridharasantoshkumar]

Nice

[@maximglushkov9498]

There are 9 stations in Moscow: 1. Yaroslavski 2 Kazanski 3 Leningradski 4 Kurski 5 Paveletski 6 Kievski 7 Belorusski 8 Savelovski 9 Rizhski

[@doc7austin]

how many trains serve Rizhski?

[@Alex.Pasquale]

Maxim, he wrote "7 LARGE railway stations". So do not carp please. Moreover only 3 permanent long-distance trains leave from Rizhski station. And Savelovski station serves only suburban trains at all.

[@RovexHD]

Maxim Glushkov I heard they might rename kievski station because of the heated politics at the moment..

[@maximglushkov9498]

@@RovexHD you ve heard an absurd

[@RustedCroaker]

@@Alex.Pasquale That's not a fault of the stations. Savelovsky, for example, had trains to Uglich, Vesyegonsk, Rybinsk, Leningrad and everything between before they were canceled by the greedy newcomers. Now pasangers who are going there are forced to use uncomfortable connected trains and up to 5x time longer on the road.

[@pietrovecchio8497]

il viaggio è stato effettuato nel 2018 oppure nel 2019? grazie per la risposta

[@violonplayer]

The Russian Train Restaurant is even more expensive than the the German fast trains ...This Soup for 4 € is just impossible.

[@Romzhu]

They make food right there ;-) In the coach kitchen.

[@ЯраБог-в8к]

because RGD company its fuckin bitchs

[@David-cy5zu]

But in German train there is no soup. Only microwave, snickers and coffee.

[@one_step_sideways]

Assuming that there even is soup on the German high speed trains

[@one_step_sideways]

@@ЯраБог-в8к Now go and actually take a train instead of bitching here without having taken an RZD train even once

[@RussianSevereWeatherVideos]

You ought to mention that on Ryazan-Moscow line the trains drive on the "Wrong" side of the road :) Due to some kind of a UK involvement.

[@anatolyi.8009]

This train approached from Kazan rather than Ryazan, so it only rode for some 25 km from Luybertsy on this left-sided line; and this feature was not quite visible for the author because the line is four-tracked here, with left-sided traffic arranged on two pairs of tracks individually, and Moscow- and Ryazan-bound tracks interleaved.

[@shabdikacharyya2516]

😌 Russia is really huge

[@ГеоргийМаслик]

This is not main branch of Transsib. It continues through Perm and Yaroslavl.

[@doc7austin]

Moscow - Perm - Ekaterinburg is not the Transsib; Transsib starts only East of Omsk

[@ГеоргийМаслик]

@@doc7austin Oficially main branch of Transsib starts from Yaroslavsky Station in Moscow, despite the fact that the Transsib itself was built from Chelyabinsk. Which usually does not enter the highway between Moscow and Vladivostok at all.

[@chromebomb]

announcements in ENGLISH?! WOW ! I did Moscow to Vladivostok in 2012 and it was not like that

[@KVentz]

Everything changes. :) Many upgrades were made before 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.

[@karidanayam]

Halo, thanks for a very informative video. Can you advise me about which website can I use to buy the tickets? Thanks

[@doc7austin]

pass.rzd.ru

[@fodor7069]

The iron curtain is dropping.

[@venca2]

Smoking breaks are vital ❤. The system, where competitor's cars are included in RZD trains, does not make a lit of sense, does it?