Beijing to Ulan Bator/Moscow Train
There are two trains running from Beijing to Moscow: Train K3 and Train K19. Train K3 departs Beijing Railway Station at 07:45 each Wednesday and reaches Moscow next Monday. K19 runs every Friday. There are two-berth soft sleepers with private toilet， four-berth soft sleepers and four-berth hard sleepers on the train. The best reward of this trip is the scenery of the Siberia forest viewed on the way. There are no baggage limitations on the train.
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K3 Beijing - Ulan Bator - Moscow |
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Station |
ArrTime |
DeptTime |
Distance (km) |
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Beijing |
- |
07:45 (Wednesday) |
0 |
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Zhangjiakou South |
11:03 |
11:13 |
204 |
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Datong |
13:51 |
14:15 |
382 |
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Jining South |
16:03 |
16:09 |
509 |
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Zhurihe |
18:32 |
18:34 |
683 |
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Erlian |
20:37 |
23:15 |
842 |
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Dzamyn-Ude |
23:40 |
1:20 |
852 |
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Ulan Bator |
13:20 (Thursday) |
13:50 |
1561 |
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... |
... |
... |
... |
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Moscow |
14:28 (Monday) |
- |
- |
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K19 Beijing - Manzhouli (Manchurian) - Moscow |
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Station |
ArrTime |
DeptTime |
Distance (km) |
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Beijing |
- |
22:56 (Saturday) |
0 |
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Tianjin |
00:29 (Sunday) |
00:37 |
137 |
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Shenyang |
08:35 |
08:50 |
865 |
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Changchun |
12:03 |
12:10 |
1170 |
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Harbin |
14:45 |
15:05 |
1412 |
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Manzhouli |
3:47 (Monday) |
7:01 |
2343 |
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Zabaikalsk |
02:26 |
08:36 |
2359 |
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Chita |
20:38 |
21:05 |
2821 |
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Irkutsk |
13:18 (Tuesday) |
13:42 |
3834 |
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Novosibirsk |
20:04 (Wednesday) |
20:32 |
5680 |
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Tyumen |
10:50 |
15:25 |
- |
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Moscow |
17:57 (Friday) |
- |
9025 |
15-day train trip between Beijing and Moscow
From August 15, 2011, there are tourist express trains available between Beijing in China and Moscow in Russia. A single train ride takes 15 days – the train runs during the night, while during the day time it stops at scenic spots along the railway for passengers to take in some sightseeing.
The two end of the train journey are Kazan in Russia and Beijing in China. The train passes Ekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk and Ulan-Ude in Russia, Ulan Bator in Mongolia and Erenhot in China. Passengers can visit the cities listed above; in addition, the itinerary includes touring the Lake Baikal and accommodation at Mongolian yurts.
The carriages are all sleeper cabins, including cabins with 4 soft sleepers, cabins with 2 soft sleepers and deluxe cabins. There are two carriages used as dining cars, one carriage used as bar, and there are carriages used for showers. Translation services are provided onboard, and passengers can taste cuisines of Chinese style, Russian style and also styles of the passing cities. Currently, reservation of tickets is only available for groups. If you are interested, contact our travel advisors.
