A 30day 9,938km Trans-Siberian Train (21 Jun>21 Jul, 2024) Vladivostok in the east to St. Petersburg 
Ann Kuah, Chai Kin Sang and Choo Yon Kit taking breakfast at Hotel Krasnoyarsk.
Day 15 (July 05) Krasnoyarsk 19:05 to Novosibirsk 08:28 (+1) - 24° / 11°
Breakfast at the Hotel Krasnoyarsk was delightful. The machine-brewed coffee was exceptional. The breakfast experience on the 4th floor of the Krasnoyarsk Hotel was quite unique. It appears to be a hotel from the Soviet era that has undergone recent updates and renovations. Following breakfast, we embarked on a walking tour by the Yenisei River, exploring the various historical landmarks. A gentle drizzle accompanied our stroll, with the temperature hovering around 18°C. The water surface of the Yenisei was shrouded in mist, resulting from the temperature difference between the air and the water. It felt like a surreal experience.
Krasnoyarsk is the main city and administrative center in Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia. It is located on the Yenisey River and is Siberia's second-largest city after Novosibirsk, with a population of more than 1.1 million. Krasnoyarsk is an important junction on the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway and one of the country's main aluminum manufacturers.
Accommodation: The 7th Overnight train.
Dato Sharon Tan and Tan Sin Su taking breakfast at Hotel Krasnoyarsk.
Breakfast at Hotel Krasnoyarsk.
Breakfast at Hotel Krasnoyarsk.
Breakfast at Hotel Krasnoyarsk.
Wong Lai Chee and Ching Neng Bin taking breakfast at Hotel Krasnoyarsk.
Our healthy breakfast at Hotel Krasnoyarsk.
Our healthy breakfast at Hotel Krasnoyarsk.
We were on the overhead bridge beside the hotel, walking to the Yenisei riverfront.
Krasnoyarsk City Council of Deputies. Krasnoyarsk is the main city and administrative center in Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia. It is located on the Yenisey River and is Siberia's second-largest city after Novosibirsk, with a population of more than 1.1 million. Krasnoyarsk is an important junction on the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway and one of the country's main aluminum manufacturers. 
Krasnoyarsk Big Ben. This lovely edifice with a large clock is located near the Opera Theater on the left bank of the Yenisey River. The Communal Bridge, which was portrayed on the last 10 rouble banknotes, began near this edifice, known locally as "Big Ben." It also bears some resemblance to London's iconic Big Ben.
A sculpture representing justice against the backdrop of the sky in Krasnoyarsk.
In Krasnoyarsk, an interesting Cat café has opened. Guests at "Kis-Kis" café will not only dine, but also communicate with cats.It is estimated that the cafe will house seven pets. Each of them is a cat. 
We strolled past Soviet and post-Soviet structures, memorials dedicated to those who faced persecution, Nyuton Park, the St. Nicholas Steamer Museum, the City Philharmonic, Vinogradodkiy Most Bridge, the 375th Anniversary Triumphal Arch, and numerous other sites
Chapel of the Holy Great Martyr Demetrius of Thessaloniki Portal in Krasnoyarsk.
Yenisei Anchor - Monument in honour of 100th anniversary of navigation on the river.
Krasnoyarsk River Terminal.
Krasnoyarsk Pier or Port Terminal.
Krasnoyarsk Pier or Port Terminal.
Large tourist boat at Krasnoyarsk Pier or Port Terminal.
Large tourist boat at Krasnoyarsk Pier or Port Terminal.
Following breakfast, we embarked on a walking tour by the Yenisei River, exploring the various historical landmarks. A gentle drizzle accompanied our stroll, with the temperature hovering around 18°C. The water surface of the Yenisei was shrouded in mist, resulting from the temperature difference between the air and the water. It felt like a surreal experience. 
The water surface of the Yenisei River was shrouded in mist, resulting from the temperature difference between the air and the water. It felt like a surreal experience. 
The water surface of the Yenisei River was shrouded in thick fog.
The water surface of the Yenisei River was shrouded in thick fog.
The water surface of the Yenisei River was shrouded in thick fog.
The Yenisei River served as the backdrop for Tan Sin Su's photo shoot.
The Yenisei River served as the backdrop for Gan Choi Geok's photo shoot.
The Yenisei River served as the backdrop for Ann Kuah and Yon Kit's photo shoot.
Krasnoyarsk Museum center.
The water surface of the Yenisei River was shrouded in mist, resulting from the temperature difference between the air and the water.
The water surface of the Yenisei River was shrouded in mist, resulting from the temperature difference between the air and the water.
The steamer St. Nicholas is moored on the Krasnoyarsk embankment near the Krasnoyarsk Museum center, which was one of the largest Lenin museums in Russia in Soviet time. On this ship, Lenin sailed into exile from Krasnoyarsk to Minusinsk, and then went to the village of Shushenskoe. 
The steamer St. Nicholas is moored on the Krasnoyarsk embankment
Krasnoyarsk Museum Center.
Victor Astayev's monument was erected on Krasnoyarsk Peace Square.
Victor Astayev's monument was erected on Krasnoyarsk Peace Square.
Ching Neng Bin trying out the e-bike at Krasnoyarsk Peace Square.
Monument to Nikolay Petrovich Rezanov at Krasnoyarsk Peace Square.
Monument to Nikolay Petrovich Rezanov at Krasnoyarsk Peace Square.
Krasnoyarsk Peace Square.
The Triumphal Arch was constructed in 2003 to celebrate the 375th anniversary of the founding of Krasnoyarsk.
Another view of the Yenisei River shrouded in mist.
Another view of the Yenisei River shrouded in mist.
The tourist boat for hire at Vinogradovsky pedestrian bridge.
The Vinogradovsky pedestrian bridge connects the left bank of the Yensei River with Tatyshev Island. The bridge starts from the eastern edge of Peace Park.
The Vinogradovsky pedestrian bridge connects the left bank of the Yensei River with Tatyshev Island. The bridge starts from the eastern edge of Peace Park.
The tourist boat for hire at Vinogradovsky pedestrian bridge.
Had good Georgian lunch in Krasnoyarsk.
Had good Georgian lunch in Krasnoyarsk.
Had good Georgian lunch in Krasnoyarsk.
Had good Georgian lunch in Krasnoyarsk.
Had good Georgian lunch in Krasnoyarsk.
Had good Georgian lunch in Krasnoyarsk.
Had good Georgian lunch in Krasnoyarsk.
Had good Georgian lunch in Krasnoyarsk.
Ludwig 64 Soft drinks bars in Krasnoyarsk.
Cremeria A.ROMA food stall in Krasnoyarsk.
Coffee-machine 1969 - Coffee & Tea in Krasnoyarsk.
Coffee-machine 1969 - Coffee & Tea in Krasnoyarsk.
We were traveling on the Trans-Siberian Railroad, and this Akademiya Kofe was the best coffee stop of the entire journey.
Akademiya Kofe was the best coffee stop in Krasnoyarsk.
Harat's Irish Pub in Krasnoyarsk.
Harat's Irish Pub in Krasnoyarsk.
Ching Neng Bin owns one of these Hummer bicycles at home.
Ann Kuah and Chin Tai Tat shared a good chuckle after lunch..
Blagoveshchenskaya Tserkov' church in Krasnoyarsk.
Blagoveshchenskaya Tserkov' church in Krasnoyarsk.
Blagoveshchenskaya Tserkov' church in Krasnoyarsk.
Blagoveshchenskaya Tserkov' church in Krasnoyarsk.
Walking towards Literature Museum in Krasnoyarsk.
Walking towards Literature Museum in Krasnoyarsk.
Literature Museum in Krasnoyarsk - This beautifully renovated museum, housed in a magnificent 1911 merchant's palace, showcases many facets of Siberian life that inspired authors to write about it.
Literature Museum in Krasnoyarsk.
Literature Museum in Krasnoyarsk.
Taking a break after a long hike and watching others feed the pigeons.
Svyato-Blagoveshchenskiy (Holy Annunciation) cathedral in Krasnoyarsk.
Svyato-Blagoveshchenskiy (Holy Annunciation) cathedral in Krasnoyarsk.
A church wedding in Krasnoyarsk.
A church wedding in Krasnoyarsk.
Back in our Krasnoyarsk hotel, we noticed this odd painting.
The enormous wall artwork in Krasnoyarsk rail station.
The large square in front of the main railway station in Krasnoyarsk.
At Krasnoyarsk rail station for our overnight train to Novosibirsk.
At Krasnoyarsk rail station for our overnight train to Novosibirsk.
At Krasnoyarsk rail station for our overnight train to Novosibirsk.
The cabin attendant waited to checked our passports.
We left Krasnoyarsk @19.05 on 5th July 2024.
The cabin attendant verified our passports prior to allowing us entry at Krasnoyarsk station.
The beautiful cabin attendant double-checked our passports on board the train.
We had an excellent cabin attendant who was nice and helpful. She almost got someone to fall in love! On the train, we spend time admiring the scenery that passes by.On the train, we spend time admiring the scenery that passes by.On the train, we spend time admiring the scenery that passes by.
On the train, we spend time admiring the scenery that passes by.
On the train, we spend time admiring the scenery that passes by.
On the train, we spend time admiring the sunset scenery.
On the train, we spend time admiring the sunset scenery.
On the train, we spend time admiring the sunset scenery.
On the train, we spend time admiring the scenery that passes by.On the train, we spend time admiring the scenery that passes by.On the train, we spend time admiring the sunset scenery.
On the train, we spend time admiring the sunset scenery.
On the train, it was time to begin drinking inexpensive Russian beer.
On the train, it was time to begin drinking inexpensive Russian beer.
On the train, it was time to begin drinking inexpensive Russian beer.
On the train, Ching Neng Bin and Chin Tai Tat were content to go topless and enjoy the companionship of female passengers.
On the train, Ching Neng Bin and Chin Tai Tat were delighted to be topless.
Accommodation: The 7th Overnight train.
The
Trans-Siberian Railway holds the title of the longest train journey in
the world. Over the course of our 11-day train trip (9,938 km), we have
witnessed the vast pine forests, impressive rivers, and undulating
plains of the Russian landscape.
Traveling from Vladivostok to
Moscow, we pass through enchanting cities such as Khabarovsk, Chita,
Ulan Ude, Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Kazan,
Moscow, and Saint Petersburg; each destination offers a blend of
breathtaking scenery, vibrant cultures, and deep-rooted history. We are
always prepared for the remarkable adventure across Russia's vast and
varied landscape, aiming to forge memories that will last a lifetime!
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Day01 Bangkok to Irkutsk, Russia
Day02 Irkutsk to Vladivostok, Russia
Day03 Vladivostok to Khabarovsk
Day04 Khabarovsk
Day05 Khabarovsk to Chita overnight train 1
Day06 Khabarovsk to Chita overnight train 2
Day07 Chita
Day08 Chita to Ulan Ude
Day09 Ulan Ude
Day10 Ulan-Ude to Irkutsk
Day11 Irkutsk to Olkhon Island
Day12 Olkhon Island
Day13 Olkhon Island to Irkutsk to Krasnoyarsk
Day14 Krasnoyarsk
Day15 Krasnoyarsk to Novosibirsk
Day16 Novosibirsk
Day17 Novosibirsk to Yekaterinburg
Day18 Yekaterinburg
Day19 Yekaterinburg to Kazan
Day20 Kazan
Day21 Kazan to Moscow
Day22 Moscow
Day23 Moscow
Day24 Moscow to St Petersburg
Day25 St Petersburg
Day26 St Petersburg
Day27 St Petersburg
Day28 St Petersburg
Day29 St Petersburg
Day30 St Petersburg to KLIA
1 Ann Kuah Beang Yen, 2 Chai Kin Sang, 3 Chew Leng Soon, 4 Chew Siang Peng, 5 Chew Yoon Lian, 6 Chin Tai Tat, 7 Ching Neng Bin, 8 Chong Ee Ee, 9 Choo Yon Kit, 10 Chow Leng Toong, 11 Datin Chelsy Tay, 12 Dato Sharon Tan, 13 Dato Steven Oon Hoon Nam, 14 David Wee Kim Peng, 15 Gan Choi Geok, 16 Goh Ching Chee, 17 Joyce Ho Chai Yoong, 18 Ng Sock Ee, 19 Tan Sin Su, 20 Wong Lai Chee, 21 Dr. Ko Wen Wu (Tour guide), 22 Adam Teo (Tour guide assistant).
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