@Tervy how many fucking visas do you have to apply for on that route

many

...

and im banned probly at least on one of them....

<:pepewot:589100642820161551> what'd you do

its a joke but i would not be suprised if theyd ever get a hold my work field or anything else related

this is why opsec matters :P

fuck my shit up

yeah I'll just fly scandinavian airlines again next year for 500 bucks

I KNOW

i told the prizes are fucking wonky

(and you can make it 25k journey if you want additional stuff :D

https://www.seat61.com/Trans-Siberian.htm#Fares

also it's a two week journey

vs 11 hours by plane

yep

including food, hotels, sight seeing tour guides etc

you can get "just the travel" cheaper from them too

what the fuck is there to sight see in the russian tundra lmao

I've seen the place from the airplane, there's nothing out there

in summer when siberia is around 10*c its lovable quite alive view

other agencies seem to be cheaper

yeah i linked that just to show the train carts

maybe $800 for a one way trip

cant be arsed to search for better pictures as i had the tab open

don't forget the multiple visas

china alone is 150 euros

but it's a pretty cool trip and definitely unique

@Kimichiboi around 1000 euros without the visas just for travel and food

still baffles me how some countries require visas

I mean c'mon I'm glorious European Union citizen

i've been meaning to go to hong kong next year but i'm probably just gonna go visit shanghai for the fourth time

Honk Kong during these protests <:pepewot:589100642820161551>

aand apparently they do have separate trans-siberia visas too

but otherwise its russia, mongolia, china

around 500 for the visas if you use services

probly 250 if you know your way around visas

or just yolo and spent some days in the gulag

mongolia visa is question mark but russia visa is easyish and china visas for tru travel should be easy

but ordering visas months early your planned travel and planning the train at best half year forward

ouch