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Transsib.co searches across the CIS and Russia (Trans-Siberian railway). In addition, many international connections, such as: Moscow -> Beijing and Ulan Bator.

Transsib.co is the first on-line search engine for the train to the East, can book tickets for railways in Russia, CIS countries, China and Ukraine.

It shows the timetable, number of seats, the distribution of seats in each compartment and the ticket price in euro.

In addition, customers will find detailed information with pictures on the types of trains, class compartments of trains go on Trans-Siberian Railway.

The Trans-Siberian Railway routes

A trip on Trans-Siberian Railway is an unforgettable adventure not to be missed. This longest 9288.8 km rail route and cross eight time zones should be experienced at last once in a lifetime.

Transsib journey is something more than a mere trip - it is an intimate experience decribed by many writers: authors and journalists.

This journey is an opportunity to learn about other cultures, admire other landscapes and taste local delicacies, such as Baikal powan or Russian caviar.

The Trans-Siberian Railway begins in Moscow. A traveller will travel throughout Siberia to Irkutsk, and then to Beijing or Vladivostok. Beijing may be reached by the Trans-Manchurian Railway through Russia or Mongolia and its capital Ulan Bator by the Trans-Mongolian Railway

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The Trans-Siberian railway

Total length: 9258 km
Time of journey: Moscow - > Vladivostok is: 6 days 4 hours
Time of journey: Moscow - > Irkutsk (Baikal) is: 3 days 4 hours

Moscow – Yaroslavsky Rail Terminal (0 km, Moscow Standard Time MT)
Vladimir (210, km, MT)
Nizhny Novogorod (462 km, 6 hours of drive, MT) on the Volga River
Kirov (917 km)
Perm (1397 km, 20 hours of drive, MT+2) on the Kama River
The border of continents, obelisk, (1777 km)
Yekaterinburg (1778 km, 1 day 2 hours of drive, MT+2) the Ural Mountains
Tyumen (2104 km)
Omsk (2676 km, 1 day 14 hours of drive, MT+3) on the Irtysh River
Novosibirsk (3303 km, 1 day 22 hours of drive, MT+3) on the Ob River
Krasnoyarsk (4065 km, 2 days 11 hours of drive, MT+4) on the Yenisei River
Tayshet (4483 km), a connection with the Baikal Amur Mainline
Irkutsk (5153 km, 3 days 4 hours of drive, MT+5) near Baikal
Ulan-Ude (5609 km, 3 days 12 hours of drive, MT+5)
A connection with the Trans-Mongolian Railway (5622 km)
Chita (6166 km, 3 days 22 hours of drive, MT+6)
A connection with the Trans-Manchurian Railway at Tatarskaya station (6274 km)
Birobidzhan (8312 km, 5 days 13 hours of drive)
Khabarovsk (8493 km, 5 days 15 hours of drive, MT+7) on the Amur River
Ussuriysk (9147 km), connection with the Trans-Manchurian Railway
Vladivostok (9259 km, 6 days 4 hours of drive, MT+7), shores of the Pacific

Constructed between 1891 and 1916, the route starts in Moscow and than cuts the Ural Mountains and Siberia, passes Lake Baikal in the town of Sliudanka and further through Russia to Vladivostok.

The Trans-Manchurian Railway

Route: Moscow - > Irkutsk - > Ulan-Ude - > Chita - > Harbin - > Beijing
Total length: 8803 km
Time of journey: Moscow - > Irkutsk (Baikal) journey is: 3 days 4 hours
Time of journey: Moscow - > Beijing journey is: 6 days 2 hours
Time of journey: Moscow - > Chita journey is: 3 days 21 hours
Time of journey: Moscow - > Harbin journey is: 5 days 9 hours
Time of journey: Moscow - > Beijing journey is: 6 days 1 hours

The construction of this railway route was started in 1896. The Trans-Manchurian Railway starts at c.a. 300 km away from Lake Baikal in the town of Tatarskaya. Then it passes Mongolia and crosses the border of China running through Harbin to Beijing.

The Trans-Mongolian Railway

Route: Moscow - > Irkutsk - > Ulan-Ude - > Ulan Bator - > Beijing
Total length: 7624 km
Time of journey: Moscow - > Irkutsk (Baikal) journey is: 3 days 4 hours
Time of journey: Moscow - > Ulan-Ude journey is: 3 days 10 hours
Time of journey: Moscow - > Ulan Bator journey is: 4 days 4 hours
Time of journey: Moscow - > Beijing journey is: 5 days 12 hours

The line was constructed between 1949 and 1961. It branches off from the main Trans-Siberian Railway route in Ulan-Ude and runs to Beijing through Mongolia. The route runs mainly through the Gobi Desert.

The Baikal Amur Mainline (BAM)

Route: Moscow - > Tayshet - > Severobaykalsk - > Sovetskaya Gavan
Total length: 7828 km
Time of journey: Moscow - > Tayshet journey is: 2 days 17 hours
Time of journey: Moscow - > Sovetskaya Gavan journey is: 7 days 6 days

The construction of the line was finished between 1944 and 1946. At the 4483rd km it branches off the main route of the Trans-Siberian Railway and runs towards the northern part of the Baikal through Severobaykalsk to the town of Tinda. It crosses the River Amur and runs to the shore of the Pacific Ocean to the town of Sovetskaya Gavan.

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