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Trans-Siberian, -Mongolian and -Manchurian Train Journeys
Real Russia do not have standard fixed high prices like other agencies.
We get the best price for your tickets at the time you order them based on
the train requested, season of travel, current ticket price, foreign exchange rates and if we
can obtain the cheaper international tariff for your journey.
However, to give you an indication of the prices you can expect to pay,
we have created this page with the most popular routes.
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What are the prices for the "Trans" rail
journeys?
The three main routes are the:
- Trans-Siberian from Moscow to Vladivostok
- Trans-Mongolian to Beijing going via Mongolia
- Trans-Manchurian to Beijing avoiding Mongolia
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The Trans-Siberian popular routes and prices
The Trans-Siberian classic route is between Moscow and Vladivostok covering
over 9,000 kilometres and taking from 7 days without stops. As this route is
entirely within Russia it is not possible to fully apply to international tariff and
as such the prices are higher than for other routes.
Please note that Real Russia do not use the "tricks" of Russian
agencies such as; showing low initial prices and then repeatedly putting the
price up once you have paid at first; providing second class tickets for first
class prices; quoting prices for unpopular postal trains and so on. The prices
below are the real prices that you can expect to pay for the best trains on the
real route for the actual ticket class requested.
The Russian railways have increased their base ticket cost
by an average of 30% starting January 2009, these costs are reflected in the
prices below but they do not account for currency fluctuations.
To request prices for your
Trans-Siberian rail tickets, please see our
Trans-Siberian Journey Planner.
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Route |
2nd Class Prices |
1st Class Prices |
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1. Moscow
2. Vladivostok |
£380 to
£440 |
£700 to
£850 |
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1. Moscow
2. Irkutsk
3. Vladivostok |
£550 to
£620 |
£900 to
£1,200 |
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1. Moscow
2. Yekaterinburg
3. Irkutsk
4. Vladivostok |
£580 to £650 |
£950 to £1,400 |
To request prices for your
Trans-Siberian rail tickets, please see our
Trans-Siberian Journey Planner.
The Trans-Mongolian popular routes and prices
The Trans-Mongolian classic route is between Moscow and Beijing passing
through Mongolia covering over 7,800 kilometres and taking from 7 days without
stops. It is possible to apply to international tariff in many situations and as
such the prices can be slightly lower than for other routes.
Please note that Real Russia do not use the "tricks" of Russian
agencies such as; showing low initial prices and then repeatedly putting the
price up once you have paid at first; providing second class tickets for first
class prices; quoting prices for unpopular postal trains and so on. The prices
below are the real prices that you can expect to pay for the best trains on the
real route for the actual ticket class requested.
The Russian and Chinese railways have increased their base ticket
cost by an average of 30% starting January 2009, these costs are
reflected in the prices below but they do not account for currency fluctuations.
To request prices for your
Trans-Mongolian rail tickets, please see our
Trans-Mongolian Journey Planner.
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Route |
2nd Class Prices |
1st Class Prices |
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1. Moscow
2. Beijing |
£380 to
£420 |
£550 to
£570 |
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1. Moscow
2. Irkutsk
3. Beijing |
£440 to
£460 |
£680 to
£720 |
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1. Moscow
2. Ulan-Baator
3. Beijing |
£380 to £420 |
£520 to £550 |
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1. Moscow
2. Irkutsk
3. Ulan-Baator
4. Beijing |
£480 to £520 |
£600 to £720 |
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1. Moscow
2. Irkutsk
3. Ulan-Ude
4. Ulan-Baator
5. Beijing |
£490 to £540 |
£670 to £730 |
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1. Moscow
2. Yekaterinburg
3. Irkutsk
4. Ulan-Baator
5. Beijing |
£520 to £580 |
£650 to £750 |
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1. Moscow
2. Yekaterinburg
3. Irkutsk
4. Ulan-Ude
5. Ulan-Baator
6. Beijing |
£560 to £620 |
£680 to £770 |
To request prices for your
Trans-Mongolian rail tickets, please see our
Trans-Mongolian Journey Planner.
The Trans-Manchurian popular routes and prices
The Trans-Manchurian classic route is between Moscow and Beijing avoiding
travelling through Mongolia covering over 9,000 kilometres and taking from 8
days without stops. It is possible to apply to international tariff in many
situations and as such the prices can be slightly lower than for other routes.
Please note that Real Russia do not use the "tricks" of Russian
agencies such as; showing low initial prices and then repeatedly putting the
price up once you have paid at first; providing second class tickets for first
class prices; quoting prices for unpopular postal trains and so on. The prices
below are the real prices that you can expect to pay for the best trains on the
real route for the actual ticket class requested.
The Russian and Chinese railways have increased their base ticket
cost by an average of 30% starting January 2009, these costs are
reflected in the prices below but they do not account for currency fluctuations.
To request prices for your
Trans-Manchurian rail tickets, please see our
Trans-Manchurian Journey Planner.
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Route |
2nd Class Prices |
1st Class Prices |
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1. Moscow
2. Beijing |
£410 to
£435 |
£590 to
£610 |
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1. Moscow
2. Irkutsk
3. Beijing |
£450 to
£650 |
£700 to
£950 |
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1. Moscow
2. Yekaterinburg
3. Irkutsk
4. Beijing |
£520 to £580 |
£750 to £950 |
To request prices for your
Trans-Manchurian rail tickets, please see our
Trans-Manchurian Journey Planner.
I have further questions, can you help me?
For general information on Russian rail tickets booking through Real Russia
please see the following links:
General information and booking tickets
Reading a Russian rail ticket and other
useful information
If you need information on visas for these journeys, please see the following
link:
Trans-Siberian,
Mongolian and Manchurian visas
While we try to make the information and services on our site as clear,
complete and honest as possible, if you have further questions please feel free
to contact us and we will be
happy to help, or browse through our forums and ask
others who may have the answers you are looking for.
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