Riding the Trans-Siberian Express Galleries

China : Thank you for visiting this gallery. Please feel free to contact us at allegriaphotos@gmail.com if you would like to purchase a print or download an image. Thanks for browsing!. Riding the Trans-Siberian Express from Beijing to Moscow is one of the great epic train journeys that takes you over 5,000 miles, through 8 different time zones, a quarter of the way around the globe. Travelling at approximately 50 miles an hour, the journey on the world's longest railroad takes you from Beijing through Inner Mongolia and the Gobi Desert to the Mongolian capital of UlaanBaatar before heading north to Russia and the vastness of Siberia. Following a stop in Ulan Ude, the train arches past Lake Baikal to Irkutsk and then onward through the Siberian wilderness to Novosibirsk, Ekaterinburg and Kazan before arriving in Moscow. In this gallery you will find photographs taken in Beijing at the start of the voyage, north to the border town of Erlian to Mongolia.

China

Mongolia : Thank you for visiting this gallery. Please feel free to visit us at allegriaphotos@gmail.com if you would like to purchase a print or download an image. Riding the Trans-Siberian Express from Beijing to Moscow is one of the great epic train journeys that takes you over 5,000 miles, through 8 different time zones, a quarter of the way around the globe. Travelling at approximately 50 miles an hour, the journey on the world's longest railroad takes you from Beijing through Inner Mongolia and the Gobi Desert to the Mongolian capital of UlaanBaatar before heading north to Russia and the vastness of Siberia. Following a stop in Ulan Ude, the train arches past Lake Baikal to Irkutsk and then onward through the Siberian wilderness to Novosibirsk, Ekaterinburg and Kazan before arriving in Moscow. It is a journey filled with wonder and surprises. It is a photographer's dream! In this gallery follow the journey across the border from China to Zamaan Uud, north to UlaanBataar and the Russian border.

Mongolia

Russia : Thank you for visiting this gallery. Please feel free to visit us at allegriaphotos@gmail.com if you would like to order a print or download an image. Thanks for browsing! Riding the Trans-Siberian Express from Beijing to Moscow is one of the great epic train journeys that takes you over 5,000 miles, through 8 different time zones, a quarter of the way around the globe. Travelling at approximately 50 miles an hour, the journey on the world's longest railroad takes you from Beijing through Inner Mongolia and the Gobi Desert to the Mongolian capital of UlaanBaatar before heading north to Russia and the vastness of Siberia. Following a stop in Ulan Ude, the train arches past Lake Baikal to Irkutsk and then onward through the Siberian wilderness to Novosibirsk, Ekaterinburg and Kazan before arriving in Moscow. It is a journey filled with wonder and surprises. It is a photographer's dream! In this gallery you can follow the journey from the border crossing with Mongolia all the way across Siberia to Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Russia