A 30day 9,938km Trans-Siberian Train (21 Jun > 20 Jul, 2024) Vladivostok in the east to St. Petersburg.
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. Catherine the Great founded the museum in 1764 after purchasing a collection of 255 paintings from a German.
Day 27 (July 17) Saint Petersburg on a guided walking city tour (day 3)
We just went to one destination today because it is vast and huge: The State Hermitage Museum. I am unsure what to write about, so I will let the photographs and videos speak for themselves. It was established in 1764, when Empress Catherine the Great purchased a collection of paintings from Berlin merchant Johann Ernst Gotzkowsky. Every year on December 7, Saint Catherine's Day, the museum celebrates its founding anniversary. Since 1852, it has been open to the public.
The collection is huge and diverse, and it is a must-see for anybody interested in art and history. According to experts, if you spent one minute looking at each exhibit on display in the Hermitage, it would take you 11 years to see them all. However, our local guide, Maria, curated the more intriguing portions of the Hermitage Museum for us to see and guided us through the displays. We spent approximately 5 hours.
I would emphasise things I thought were fascinating. 1. As part of its contribution to the construction of the Aswan Dam, the USSR received several Egyptian artefacts. The Soviets were interested in the mummies at the time! 2. How Peter the Great turned Russia from a predominantly Western Asian kingdom to a European one, which was thereafter strengthened by numerous successors, similar to Meiji Japan. 3. Intermarriage between the German and Russian royal families, which produced Catherine the Great. 4. How paintings were acquired and some resold... early days of painting investment! 5. A canvas with a repaired original artwork of Tsar Nicholas II and Lenin painted on the other side by a student. To be honest, the collections had us stunned. If you want to take a virtual visit, I have attached links to Wikipedia and YouTube videos!
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermitage_Museum
https://youtube/aLLsmJfvixM?si=z6aKh7xLiMgzNmDK
https://hermitagemuseum.org/panorama/1st floor
https://hermitagemuseum.org/panorama/2nd floor
https://hermitagemuseum.org/panorama/3rd floor
Accommodation: COSMOS OLYMPIA GARDEN HOTEL 3* 
David Wee standing in front of The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. The cathedral took ten years to finish (1801-11) under the supervision of Alexander Sergeyevich Stroganov. He modeled the cathedral after St. Peter's Basilica in Rome.
Hermitage Museum complex: Collection is housed in 5 connected buildings complex: the Winter Palace, Small Hermitage, Great Hermitage, New Hermitage, and Hermitage Theatre.
Arch of the General Staff Building, Hermitage Museum Complex, Saint Petersburg.
Angel on the Alexander Column at Palace Square Hermitage Museum Complex, Saint Petersburg.
Established 1764; 261 years ago
Location 34 Palace Embankment, Dvortsovy Municipal Okrug, St Petersburg
Coordinates 59°56′26″N 30°18′49″E
Collection size 3 million
Visitors 2,812,913 visitors (2022)
Director Mikhail Piotrovsky
Public transit access Admiralteyskaya station
Website hermitagemuseum.org
Walking near the entrance to the Hermitage Museum complex.
Walking near the entrance to the Hermitage Museum complex.
The Hermitage Egyptian Hall houses a sarcophagus of Prince Ah-Mose's coffin from Giza. Since 1940, the Egyptian collection, which dates back to 1852 and includes the previous Castiglione Collection, has filled a spacious hall on the ground level of the Winter Palace's eastern wing.
Hermitage Egyptian Hall houses the coffin from Giza.
The Art of the Mummy and Sarcophagus from Giza in the Hermitage Egyptian Hall.
The Hermitage Museum's Egyptian Hall displays huge stone sarcophagi from ancient Egypt. 
The Art of the Mummies and Sarcophagus from Giza in the Hermitage Egyptian Hall.
In the Hermitage Egyptian Hall, a 3,000-year-old male mummy priest named Pa-di-ist is on display, lying down in a well sealed bulletproof glass casket. It is one of the most eerie artifacts.
The primary or Jordan Staircase of the Winter Palace in St Petersburg is so named because on the Feast of the Epiphany, the Tsar ascended this imperial staircase in state for the ceremonial of the "Blessing of the Waters" of the Neva River, which commemorates Christ's baptism in the Jordan River. The staircase is one of the few portions of the palace that retains its original 18th-century style.
Jordan Staircase, Winter Palace interior of Hermitage Museum complex.
Sculpture `Justice` on the Jordan Staircase of the State Hermitage Museum.
Statue on the Jordan Staircase, of the State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg.
Jordan Staircase at Winter Palace interior, Hermitage Museum complex.
Jordan Staircase at Winter Palace interior, Hermitage Museum complex.
Winter Palace interior of Hermitage Museum appears elegant, with the use of light and gold.
Ching Neng Bin at Winter Palace, Hermitage Museum complex. The State Rooms on the first floor of the Winter Palace are usually the first stop for visitors to the State Hermitage Museum. They can be accessed via the Jordan Staircase, which is located to the right of the main entrance. 
Chandelier at the Field Marshals' Hall The State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia. The Field Marshall Hall is the first of the Winter Palace's Great State Rooms, which were created to wow visitors with its splendor and grandeur as a symbol of Russian wealth and military strength.
The Small Throne Room (also known as the Peter the Great Memorial Hall) was designed for Tsar Nicholas I during the Soviet Union's reign in 1833. It has crimson velvet wall panels embroidered with silver double-headed eagles and a stunning shadow-valued ceiling. 
Peter the Great's memorial throne room at the Winter Palace / Hermitage Museum.
Portrait of Alexander Suvorov, a Russian general who never lost a battle.
Portrait of Count Ivan Ivanovich at Hermitage Museum.
Portrait of Ivan Paskevich at Hermitage Museum.
Grigory Potemkin was a Russian army officer and statesman.
Portrait of Peter the Great - Tsar/Emperor of Russia from 1682 to 1725.
Over 10,000 Swedish soldiers were captured and sent to Siberia. Peter the Great celebrated his victory over Sweden with a feast.
The Amorial Hall, at over 100 sq m, is one of the largest and most spectacular. Originally constructed as a place for major occasions, its duo-chromatic white and gold décor is a fine example of classical style.
The interior of Armorial Hall in the Hermitage Museum of art and culture.
The interior of Armorial Hall in the Hermitage Museum of art and culture.
The interior of Armorial Hall in the Hermitage Museum of art and culture.
The War Gallery of 1812 in the Hermitage Museum of art and culture.
The War Gallery of 1812 in the Winter Palace was created in honour of Russia’s victory in the struggle against Napoleonic France.
Equestrian Portrait of Alexander 1 (1777-1825) in the War Gallery with its magnificent skylight-adorned ceiling, stunning parquet floor, and sumptuous chandeliers that carelessly parallel the walls, is an entirely stunning chamber in the center of the Winter Palace. 
Portrait of Mikhail Kutuzov (1747-1813) in the War Gallery, Hermitage Museum.
Very large malachite vase in St George's Hall (referred to as Great Throne Room).
St George's Hall (the Large Throne Room) is named after the bas-relief of St George (Russia's patron saint) conquering the dragon that hangs behind the throne and was created in London for Empress Anna Ioannovna. As the principal Throne Room, it is one of the most important chambers in Russian history, having hosted many official events and spectacular celebrations. The parquet floor was made from 16 different types of expensive wood, and there are 28 crystal and bronze lighting throughout the space.
The Russian Czar's throne is located in St George's Hall of the Winter Palace.
The chandelier in St George's Hall of the Winter Palace.
Portable Cross at the Romanov Gallery of Small Hermitage.
Fortuny Vase from Spain, Malaga at the Romanov Gallery of Small Hermitage.
Exhibition in Winter Palace, St. Petersburg.
Reliquary of St Walpert at the Romanov Gallery of Small Hermitage.
Exhibition in Winter Palace, St. Petersburg.
Woodcut exhibition in Winter Palace, St. Petersburg.
Exhibition in Winter Palace, St. Petersburg.
Exhibition in Winter Palace, St. Petersburg.
Tapestry showing the Coat-of-Arms of the Counts of Schwarzburg at the Romanov Gallery of Small Hermitage.
Beautiful stained glass window depicting the resurrection of Jesus, celebrated on Easter Sunday. 
The Pavilion Room is located in the Small Hermitage, which was named after Catherine the Great's gatherings with sports and plays, known as "small hermitages." In addition to 28 brilliant chandeliers and countless fluted white columns, this room has one outstanding work of art that is the Museum's pride and is even broadcast regularly on Russian TV!
The Pavilion Room is located in the Small Hermitage.
Mosaic Table Four Seasons at the Pavilion Room.
Mosaic Table Four Seasons at the Pavilion Room.
A table at the Pavilion Room.
An antique love clock inside the Pavilion Room.
Another antique love clock inside the Pavilion Room.
Micromosaic portrait of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna by Luigi Alessandro and Valadier Cocchi.
A second famous work of art in The Pavilion Room is a nineteenth-century replica of an antique Roman mosaic depicting Medusa's head encircled by Neptune with his trident and other sea monsters, which is placed on the floor of the niche opposite the Peacock Clock.
Pavilion Room: Depicting Medusa's head encircled by Neptune with his trident and sea monsters.
Pavilion Room: Depicting Medusa's head encircled by Neptune with his trident and sea monsters.
The Pavilion Room: The Peacock Clock, a massive automaton depicting three gilded life-sized mechanical birds as well as various woodland creatures and insects, was made in Great Britain in the 1770s on contract for Catherine the Great and delivered to the Hermitage in 1781. And it is still working!
The Pavilion Room: The Peacock Clock.
The view from the window at the Hermitage Museum.
The view from the window at the Hermitage Museum.
State/Council Staircase: An elegant staircase connecting 4 different parts of the museum: the Old (Large) Hermitage, the Pavilion Room in the Small Hermitage, the Gallery of Renaissance Art in the Old Hermitage, and the Rembrandt Hall in the New Hermitage, which houses the largest collection of Rembrandt art outside of the Rijksmuseum in the Netherlands and is a beautiful example of Dutch Golden Age.
Council Staircase at the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. 
Council Staircase at the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. 
Council Staircase at the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. 
Council Staircase at the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. 
The Magnanimity of Scipio Africanus at Hermitage Museum.
Leonardo da Vinci Hall at Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. 
Leonardo da Vinci Hall at Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Adoration of the Christ Child, with Sts Barbara and Martin in Winter Palace.
Madonna and Child with St Lawrence and St Jerome and two Angels making music. 
Nativity, a painting by Gandolfino da Roreto 
Leonardo da Vinci Hall at Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. 
Leonardo da Vinci Hall at Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. 
The Leonardo Da Vinci Hall, also known as the Great Hall in the 19th century, is the Old Hermitage's largest and most impressive hall. The colorful interior receives natural light from over a dozen windows spread across two tiers and is done in an imitation Louis XIV style popular among the French in the 17th century.
The Leonardo Da Vinci Hall, also known as the Great Hall. 
The Leonardo Da Vinci Hall, also known as the Great Hall. 
Tapestry: The Spring as Venus at the Leonardo Da Vinci Hall, also known as the Great Hall. 
Raphael Hall at Hermitage Museum.
Madonna and Child by Leonardo Da Vinci at Hermitage Museum.
The painting of "Bathsheba" at State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
The painting of "Lovers" at State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. 
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. 
The Raphael Loggia is one of my favorite rooms at the Hermitage Museum, and it is a reproduction of Raphael's loggia for the Vatican Palace.
The Raphael Loggia at the Hermitage Museum.
The Raphael Loggia at the Hermitage Museum.
The Raphael Loggia at the Hermitage Museum.
The Small Italian Skylight Hall located on the upper floor of the New Hermitage, is the first of three grand halls built by Leo Von Klenze, all with vaulted glass roofs. To achieve this stunning look, a frieze of moulded arabesques coated in gold is used.
The Small Italian Skylight Hall at room 237
The Large Italian Skylight Hall at room 238.
The death of Adonis at the Large Italian Skylight Hall.
Vase in "The Medici" Form at the Large Italian Skylight Hall.
Education of the Virgin Mary at the Small Italian Skylight Hall.
Cupid and Psyche at the Small Italian Skylight Hall.
Martyrdom of St Peter at the Small Italian Skylight Hall.
Hercules at the Crossroads between the Virtue and the Vice at the Large Italian Skylight.
The Spanish Skylight Hall.
Jupiter and Lo at the Small Italian Skylight Hall.
Conversion of Saul at the Small Italian Skylight Hall.
Birth of St John the Baptist at the Small Italian Skylight Hall.
Battle between the Lapiths and Centaurs at the Large Italian Skylight Hall.
Triumph of Manius Curius Dentatus at the Large Italian Skylight Hall.
Ornate corridor inside the State Hermitage museum.
Gallery of the History of Ancient Painting: The white marble statues that line the center, designed to remind visitors of the history of ancient art, evoke recollections of Western Europe with Greek and Roman sculptures in a Noe-Classicism style. Artist Georg Hiltensperger produced the 80 paintings that line the walls by mimicking the ancient encaustic technique - using wax-based colors on brass plates.
Gallery of the History of Ancient Painting. “The Repentant Mary Magdalene” (1764)
Gallery of the History of Ancient Painting.
Gallery of the History of Ancient Painting.The Myth of Cupid and Psyche
Gallery of the History of Ancient Painting.
The Grand Staircase of the New Hermitage.
The Grand Staircase of the New Hermitage.
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. 
Hall of the Great Vase - "Big Kolyvan Vase" Designed by Avraam Melnikov, from the Kolyvan Imperial Lapidary Works, Imperial Russia.
Twenty-Column Hall in the Winter Palace / Hermitage Museum
Twenty-Column Hall in the Winter Palace / Hermitage Museum
Twenty-Column Hall in the Winter Palace / Hermitage Museum
Twenty-Column Hall in the Winter Palace / Hermitage Museum
Twenty-Column Hall in the Winter Palace / Hermitage Museum
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. 
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
The 17th-Century Dutch Painting in Room 251
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
The Rembrandt room in the Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg. Russia.
The Rembrandt room in the Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg. Russia.
An Old vase in the Rembrandt Room, Hermitage Museum.
An Old vase in the Rembrandt Room, Hermitage Museum.
Onate marble urn or vase with 2 gold dogs as handles in the Rembrandt Room, Hermitage Museum.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Interior of the Grand Church of the Winter Palace in the State Hermitage Museum.
Interior of the Grand Church of the Winter Palace in the State Hermitage Museum.
Interior of the Grand Church of the Winter Palace in the State Hermitage Museum.
Interior of the Grand Church of the Winter Palace in the State Hermitage Museum.
Interior of the Grand Church of the Winter Palace in the State Hermitage Museum.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Portrait Of Tsar Alexander I (1826)
Marble sculpture, ancient warrior armor at Picket Hall, Hermitage Museum.
Marble sculpture, ancient warrior armor at Picket Hall, Hermitage Museum.
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
The family of Darius before Alexander The Great.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Houdon's Voltaire in The Hermitage.
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Large Vase with perched Angel sculpture in the White Hall.
Inside the White Hall of the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg,
Inside the White Hall of the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg,
Furniture in the White Hall of the State Hermitage Museum.
Furniture in the White Hall of the State Hermitage Museum.
Golden ceilings at the Hermitage in St. Petersburg
Golden ceilings at the Hermitage in St. Petersburg
Boudoir of Empress Maria Alexandrovna, wife of Emperor Alexander II in Winter palace
Portrait of Empress Catherine II. Russia. 1791.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Rotunda 18th-Century Russian Culture at The State Hermitage Museum.
Rotunda 18th-Century Russian Culture at The State Hermitage Museum.
Rotunda 18th-Century Russian Culture at The State Hermitage Museum.
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Emperor Peter the Great's Portrait Bust in the State Hermitage Museum.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Portrait of Peter I or Peter the Great (1717)
Malachite Hall at the Winter Palace / Hermitage Museum.
Malachite Hall at the Winter Palace / Hermitage Museum.
Tapestry: America at Small Dining Room, Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg.
Tapestry: America at Small Dining Room, Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg.
Paintings at The State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.
Kiosque with Malachite columns is a small room leading to a main one. 
Portrait of Peter the Great, Tsar of Russia (1672–1725) 
Portrait of Peter II, the grandson of Peter I the Great, was named successor to the Russian throne by Catherine I, and anointed at the age of 11, 1727.
Portrait of Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna
Portrait of Maria Feodorovna wearing a fur-trimmed red dress by François Flameng in 1894.
Portrait of Catherine II, also known as Catherine the Great, was an empress of Russia who ruled from 1762-1796, the longest reign of any female Russian leader. 
Portrait of Princesse Sophie-Dorothée de Wurtemberg-Montbéliard.
Portrait of Grand Duke Alexander Nikolaevich, future Emperor Alexander II of Russia, 1818-1881
Equestrian portrait of Emperor Paul 1 with his sons and Joseph 1, king of Hungary.
Portrait of Prince Pavel Romanov.
Portrait of Empress Catherine I of Russia (1724). 
Portrait of Catherine II by Fyodor Rokotov - Hand Painted Oil Painting
Portrait of Alexandra Feodorovna (Charlotte of Prussia) 1841-1842 
Portrait of Grand Duchess Maria Nikolaievna by Christina Robertson (1841)
Portrait of Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia.
Portrait of Olga Nikolaïvna.
Portrait of Charlotte (Alexandra Feodorovna) Empress of Russia with Her Eldest Children Alexander and Maria.
Portrait of Grand Duke Nikolai Pavlovich.
Painting of Lenin (1924).
The restorers discovered that this canvas had been a painting of Tsar Nicholas II done in 1896 by Ilya Galkin Savich. After the revolution the leaders of the school of course had to switch their portrait of the Tsar for one of Lenin. Rather than painting Lenin directly on top of the Tsar, or just throwing that canvas away, Vladislav Izmailovich put Lenin on the back of the imperial portrait, which he protected by covering it with multiple layers of white paint. Izmailovich had been successful before the revolution painting portraits of the elite, and it looks like he was hoping that the old regime would one day come back.
Portrait Of Tsar Alexander I (1826) 
Portrait of Nikolay Borisovich Yusupov by Italian Vincenzo Petrocelli, 1851
Portrait of Emperor Alexander II of Russia 1818 1881 
Portrait of Emperor Alexander II of Russia 1818 1881 
Portrait of Patriarch Filaret of Moscow (Fyodor Nikitich Romanov) (1553-1633)
Portrait of Tsar Mikhaíl Fiodorovich Románov (1596-1645) 
Portrait of Tsar Alexey Mikhailovich Romanov (1629-1676).
We ended our tour by seeing a wedding on the Winter Palace's Jordan Staircase.
A terrifying clown on the street in St. Petersburg
A woman in antique attire and headgear on the street in St. Petersburg.
David Wee poses for a shot in front of the Kazan Cathedral, St. Petersburg. After our exhaustive Hermitage Museum trip, we went to Kazan Cathedral, which is a religious center.
Monument to Barclay de Tolly in front of Kazan Cathedral. 
Kazan Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of Kazan, is a Russian Orthodox Church cathedral on Nevsky Prospekt in Saint Petersburg. It is dedicated to Our Lady of Kazan, one of Russia's loved icons. 
A statue on the front wall of Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg. 
I have no idea what this emblem on top of the door of Kazan Cathedral, St. Petersburg is. 
Interior view of the dome at Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg. It was filled with worshipers. It was quite dim, with a solemn mood and a lengthy line of worshipers waiting for their blessing. 
Interior view of the dome at Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg. 
Interior view of Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg. 
Interior view of Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg. 
Portrait of Field Marshal Prince Mikhail Kutuzov (1745-1813)
Portrait of Andrey Voronikhin.
Painting of the Feast of the Icon of Our Lady of Kazan in Red Square 
Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg. 
Kazan Cathedral in St. Petersburg. 
Kazan Cathedral in Saint Petersburg is gorgeous and amazing.
Kazan Cathedral in Saint Petersburg is gorgeous and amazing. 
Kazan Cathedral in Saint Petersburg is gorgeous and amazing.
Kazan Cathedral in Saint Petersburg is gorgeous and amazing.
The killed Family of the Tsar Nicholas II.
Outside the cathedral, newlyweds expressed their affections.
Another newlywed pair outside Kazan Cathedral, Saint Petersburg.
Another newlywed pair outside Kazan Cathedral, Saint Petersburg.
Street view of Saint Petersburg.
Street view of Saint Petersburg.
Olga Fyodorovna Bergholz was a Soviet poet. She is most famous for her work on the Leningrad radio during the city's blockade, when she became the symbol of city's strength and determination
Some of us had dinner at The GODS Restaurant, St Petersburg.
Some of us had dinner at The GODS Restaurant, St Petersburg.
Some of us had dinner at The GODS Restaurant, St Petersburg.
Some of us had dinner at The GODS Restaurant, St Petersburg.
Some of us had dinner at The GODS Restaurant, St Petersburg.
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 Saint Petersburg, 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 (1st overnight train)
Day04 Khabarovsk
Day05 Khabarovsk to Chita overnight train 1 (2nd overnight train)
Day06 Khabarovsk to Chita overnight train 2 (3rd overnight train)
Day07 Chita
Day08 Chita to Ulan Ude (4th overnight train)
Day09 Ulan Ude
Day10 Ulan-Ude to Irkutsk (5th overnight train)
Day11 Irkutsk to Olkhon Island
Day12 Olkhon Island
Day13 Olkhon Island to Irkutsk to Krasnoyarsk (6th overnight train)
Day14 Krasnoyarsk
Day15 Krasnoyarsk to Novosibirsk (7th overnight train)
Day16 Novosibirsk
Day17 Novosibirsk to Yekaterinburg (8th overnight train)
Day18 Yekaterinburg
Day19 Yekaterinburg to Kazan (9th overnight train)
Day20 Kazan
Day21 Kazan to Moscow (10th overnight train)
Day22 Moscow (day 1)
Day23 Moscow (day 2)
Day24 Moscow to St Petersburg (11th overnight train)
Day25 St Petersburg (day 1)
Day26 St Petersburg (day 2)
Day27 St Petersburg (day 3)
Day28 St Petersburg (day 4)
Day29 St Petersburg to Dubai
Day30 Dubai to KLIA
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