Yerevan to Tbilisi Sleeper Train: An Overnight Journey Across the Border

[@Letsgobyland]

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[@eugeneern6268]

The reason the vagons look like Russian, is because Armenia signed a concession treaty with Russian railways (long ago)) in 2008), transferring the management of Armenian railways to the 'South-Caucasian railway, LLC - 100% daughter company of thev Russian railways for 30 years (with possible prolongation for 10 more years if both sides agreed). So it's rather not a shame (like they bought Russian vagons), it's rather the direct evidence (like, in this case the vagons have to be looking so)

[@eugeneern6268]

you could read here why the vagons are in Russian railways livery en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Caucasus_Railway

[@davorlekenik9563]

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[@gazman420]

Real pleased I found your channel. It’s so good to see an original video

[@Letsgobyland]

Thank you appreciate it 🙏

[@IvanMBG]

Everything is great about this video apart from the remark about Russian trains being the same color. RZD are owner of the Armenian railways after all... but some people cant resist making a negative remark related to Rusaia 😅 politicising everything.

[@Eurobazz]

What's the point in taking a sleeper train that takes five hours longer than a coach and arrives in Tbilisi at 02:15 hrs? You still have to pay for the night of arrival at your hotel.

[@Letsgobyland]

Everybody like something else. Its not always about to get somewhere as fast as possible but enjoy the journey. We showed both options so people can compare it and choose the right one for them

[@Eurobazz]

@Letsgobyland I'm looking at it from a practical standpoint.

[@witlof5492]

I would be concerned about leaving my luggage unattended whilst waiting at the Georgian border.

[@Letsgobyland]

Of course its good to keep eye on it always

[@witlof5492]

@Letsgobyland Could be difficult if you're travelling alone!