Your train is old, dirty and shabby much like Amtrak's original Viewliner sleepers held together with duct tape. I'd love to take this trip in the cozy deluxe cabin on previous leg of your journey. Thank you for outstanding trip.
Yup me too, having nostalgic thoughts about the Grand Tour of Europe I did by train about 10 years ago, taking a month to do so. It is the planning ahead of time and then the anticipations of the journey that make such travel for me so worthwhile. Of course knowing at least two other languages, besides English is a huge help. With the help of You Tube Polyglots and other foreign language learning channels, one can now learn just about any other of the languages one may want to learn and put the effort and time into being at least conversationally skilled.
I have viewed all the 6 videos in this series. Along with the scenery the comments and informtion you provide about the train, engines, stations, route, etc. make it interesting and informative. I like it and awaiting for the last part.
Most intriguing journey taken all the way into episode 7. It was captivating viewing and indeed very informative. Binged watched it like a Netflix series. Well done and thank you
Exhilarating experience. As usual, your videos transport the viewer into the real journey experience. Looking forward to the concluding part of Trans Siberian journey.
From Australia. You have done a great job. Thank you very much. Your information and video would be very useful for any one planning this. And also to general travel enthusiasts.
Странно, вагон 1989 года, а че такой убитый ? Для вагона это совсем не старость. Но такое чувство, что с момента его создания вагон не мыли никогда и не убирали внутри.
I wish I could do this trip, but unfortunately, I know only English. It could be a nightmare trying to interact with people in this part of the world who don't know English. English-speaking staff would be a great idea to promote tourism here, especially when you think that such a big train is running near empty even during normal times! I would not be surprised if they did not revive the service after the coronavirus. A big thanks for your lovely video!
>It could be a nightmare trying to interact with people Well, it depends on your communication level. My mother was in Goa, India. She does not speak English and her masseur does not speak Russian. But in one hour two ladies discussed: weather, health, jobs, their families, my family without Google translate... I have no idea how! :)
Dear Doc7Austin, This is Onno from Amsterdam. Thanks for a great job. You had announced "April 2020", and when nothing appeared last weak, I worried about your health. Thank God you appear tl be alive and kicking. I plan (dream of) a trip Saigon - Amsterdam via the Silk Road, and wondered how 3 days in Kupe will be from Tashkent to Moscow. In seems that in part 7 you will offer a much more convincing train, and I am looking forward to see that also. Anyhow, this is real train travel, and I love it. Thanks again, best, from Amsterdam
It's interesting: how much cars in this train were empty.... And looks like Railway of Tajikistan has the same problem as Ukrainian railway. Old broker wagons without modernization. 17 hours without air conditioner that is crazy. Thank you for informative video))))
Yes, it does look like the American west. I was thinking the same thing when you mentioned it. I had to laugh. Thanks for your video's, I enjoy them immensely!
That reminded me РЖД trains in '90s. So glad, they got better. Traveling every year for 2800km, and can't stop enjoying progress. Hoping all ex-soviet republics get better railway companies.
Hi friend, this is Anirban from Kolkata, India. Just wandering the beginning tune of your vids. Its awesome...I wish to have a caller tune of the same. Thanks in advance.
Why did you start this journey from Heilbronn? I was THRILLED to see the name for this travelogue! I lived there for two years, but long ago. I cannot recognize any of the buildings or the fountain in your opening shots of each of these videos, only the hillsides where all the grapes grow. I guess we call that 'progress'! :)
"Coming up in July 2020 --- Part 7" We are still waiting for the completion of your amazing trip thru central Asia Summer 2019, looks like there are two more episodes to reach Almaty. Please, it is already September 2020, still waiting ......
I launch myself across the dry and open narrows, My carriage plunging into green as if a ketch, Floundering through the meadow flowers in the stretch. I pass an archipelago of coral yarrows.
Greetings from Houston, Texas, Doc! Was this part of Eurasia once conquered by Ghengis Khan? I wonder how any ancient army navigated across such a vast, featureless area. Thanks for the great video!
Trains do seem a bit unkempt - although better than the average UK train! The maps in this video, which I think were a bit lacking in your Siberian journey, are appreciated here. But fascinating videos - thank you. Did you have a look around Atyau? I was hoping to see some footage of the Caspian.
I've watched all the vids these last 2 days and as a matter of interest how long did it take from leaving Germany until your final destination? I've thoroughly enjoyed viewing the train travel and the way you have uploaded the vids, a couple more questions please do you speak Russian? or do you use the translator on your phone and the last but not least, are the ones you met on the train friendly and did you're tummy hold up to all the different food changes?
@@theexplorer6813 Not a right platform for such opinionated statements, I could destroy your accusations, but won't stoop so low as to spoil the experience of an exhilarating journey. So, please avoid such comments.
Hallo Doc Dreamland. Ich würde auch gerne diese Reise unternehmen. Meine Absicht ist aber über Almaty nach China Urumqui und dann weiter nach Thailand zu fahren. Kannst Du mir bitte sagen, wie die Toiletten in diesem Zug waren? Sind das europäische Klos oder Klos zum hinhocken? Danke, mach wieter soooo!
interesting to hear that turkmenistan does not give visa to railway tourists because by car - camper it is now quite common to travel the pamir highway and transit visa for camper cars are no porblem usually..anyway very nice series and i really enjoy it!!
@@doc7austin yes parts of it do the pamir goes at the border afganistan/ tadschikistan in the mountains and one branch goes via turkmenistan to iran......davildara is the tadschik border
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Tajik train looks (inside and outside) almost like Russian trains in 1990's 🙂
Hello from Saint Petersburg 🇷🇺! ✌️🙂
Вот она, настоящая романтика олдскульных поездов дальнего следования - в +30 без кондиционера)))
Your train is old, dirty and shabby much like Amtrak's original Viewliner sleepers held together with duct tape. I'd love to take this trip in the cozy deluxe cabin on previous leg of your journey. Thank you for outstanding trip.
I've just binge watched the first 6, looking forward very much to part 7.
Yup me too, having nostalgic thoughts about the Grand Tour of Europe I did by train about 10 years ago, taking a month to do so. It is the planning ahead of time and then the anticipations of the journey that make such travel for me so worthwhile. Of course knowing at least two other languages, besides English is a huge help. With the help of You Tube Polyglots and other foreign language learning channels, one can now learn just about any other of the languages one may want to learn and put the effort and time into being at least conversationally skilled.
I have viewed all the 6 videos in this series. Along with the scenery the comments and informtion you provide about the train, engines, stations, route, etc. make it interesting and informative. I like it and awaiting for the last part.
Thank you for letting us ride along and share in the experience! GREETINGS FROM SLOVENIA
Absolut Spitze! Venturing into places one would normally not consider. Wish I could do the same.
Most intriguing journey taken all the way into episode 7. It was captivating viewing and indeed very informative. Binged watched it like a Netflix series. Well done and thank you
Who needs netflix when you have great content like this on the utoob
Exhilarating experience. As usual, your videos transport the viewer into the real journey experience. Looking forward to the concluding part of Trans Siberian journey.
Enjoyed all six parts of the journey. Thank you for the picturesque and informative video.
As usual, outstanding series on every level! Content, detail, video, editing, history, facts, occasional opinion, nuance...everything.
And music.
A correction at 52.19 Kulyab or Kulob is in Tajikistan, not Turkmenistan.
Just why would people hit dislike for such a video that comes with description to every detail....
From Australia. You have done a great job. Thank you very much. Your information and video would be very useful for any one planning this. And also to general travel enthusiasts.
Monotony is somewhere magic. I experienced this feeling when I travelled through the Australian desert by bus
very nice journey :)
Super Video.... vor allem man sieht den Standart in Bar-Car und Sleepcar .-), Gruße aus Berlin Hbf. (Ps. Supertonaufnahmen ab 41`´55 min)
Great video, hello from Kazakhstan, Almaty
Greetings from Romania! I enjoying all videos! Thank you!
Salutam pasionatii de calatorii cu trenul ! 👍👍👍
@@costitravel Si pasionatii feroviari (In cazul meu) :)
I love traveling by train, thanks for your video, I really enjoy!
Thank you I enjoyed every second and the history behind each place was so informative. I felt like I was in that journey. Hats off to you
This social distancing and staying at home is giving me itchy feet. I need to travel again. Thanks for a great video.
Wow, Austin bcoz of u, i cud e-travel Siberia by train terminating my journey in Finland during the lockdown 😃🤩
Oh Kapustin Yar! Was there in 1979 on testing ground of surface to air missiles
High platform at Atyrau! :)
Ausgezeichnet ! Prevoskhodnyy ! Excellent !
Danke ! Spasibo ! Thank you !
It’s amazing. Hello from Russia north railway station Uhta
Oops! Dirty no-see windows. This sleeper is a big step down from your deluxe cabin.
Ждал, ждал и наконец-то дождался.
Странно, вагон 1989 года, а че такой убитый ? Для вагона это совсем не старость. Но такое чувство, что с момента его создания вагон не мыли никогда и не убирали внутри.
👍👍👍❤❤❤✔✔✔teşekkürler çok güzel ve takipteyim. Moskova -Vladiwostok
I'm certainly enjoying the journey very much, I'm excited for more videos. Absolutely beautiful.
Fantastic film.I watched with pleasure.
Großartig. Danke!
Wow i enjoyed watching all the series❤
Really like this series 👍🏼 thanks soo much
Love your videos of travelling by train in Russia and former Russian republics. Makes me want to do the same 😊
There are no former Russian republics, there is only the Russian Federation, there was the USSR, and even before that the empire
@samalaimukhametova7290 russian empire before 1917
@@doc7austin ,I already know this. It’s strange not to know this
I wish I could do this trip, but unfortunately, I know only English. It could be a nightmare trying to interact with people in this part of the world who don't know English. English-speaking staff would be a great idea to promote tourism here, especially when you think that such a big train is running near empty even during normal times! I would not be surprised if they did not revive the service after the coronavirus. A big thanks for your lovely video!
>It could be a nightmare trying to interact with people
Well, it depends on your communication level. My mother was in Goa, India. She does not speak English and her masseur does not speak Russian. But in one hour two ladies discussed: weather, health, jobs, their families, my family without Google translate... I have no idea how! :)
Beautiful ❤️ journey sir ... I'm so excited for the next part.
Dear Doc7Austin, This is Onno from Amsterdam. Thanks for a great job. You had announced "April 2020", and when nothing appeared last weak, I worried about your health. Thank God you appear tl be alive and kicking. I plan (dream of) a trip Saigon - Amsterdam via the Silk Road, and wondered how 3 days in Kupe will be from Tashkent to Moscow. In seems that in part 7 you will offer a much more convincing train, and I am looking forward to see that also. Anyhow, this is real train travel, and I love it. Thanks again, best, from Amsterdam
It's interesting: how much cars in this train were empty.... And looks like Railway of Tajikistan has the same problem as Ukrainian railway. Old broker wagons without modernization.
17 hours without air conditioner that is crazy.
Thank you for informative video))))
Thank you for a very interesting trip!
Very much impressed and felt good after watching six parts
Yes, it does look like the American west. I was thinking the same thing when you mentioned it. I had to laugh. Thanks for your video's, I enjoy them immensely!
Thank you for posting, I'm always eager to see new episodes
I loved it!!! You are a master! Thank you!
Браво, автор! Очень хорошая и качественная видео съёмка! Получил удовольствие от просмотра!
I wish every country in the world is connected through railways somehow, it's my dream.
That reminded me РЖД trains in '90s. So glad, they got better. Traveling every year for 2800km, and can't stop enjoying progress. Hoping all ex-soviet republics get better railway companies.
Hi von Heidelberg finde cool was du machst. Ps: Tajikistan ist mein Heimatland
Hi friend, this is Anirban from Kolkata, India. Just wandering the beginning tune of your vids. Its awesome...I wish to have a caller tune of the same. Thanks in advance.
You're right, that would make an awesome ringtone!
Fantastic! Thanks for the update! Loving this journey so much.
Loved your series, and especially the world war thing!!!!!!
Why did you start this journey from Heilbronn? I was THRILLED to see the name for this travelogue! I lived there for two years, but long ago. I cannot recognize any of the buildings or the fountain in your opening shots of each of these videos, only the hillsides where all the grapes grow. I guess we call that 'progress'! :)
Excellent Video 👍 Thanks।
Tq Sir...teaching me....i things a train rail can a crossing border Moscow Berlin Tajikistan Bangkok Hanoi Yangon And Kuala Lumpur
"Coming up in July 2020 --- Part 7"
We are still waiting for the completion of your amazing trip thru central Asia Summer 2019, looks like there are two more episodes to reach Almaty. Please, it is already September 2020, still waiting ......
th-cam.com/video/KOHzLKglWZI/w-d-xo.html
I launch myself across the dry and open narrows,
My carriage plunging into green as if a ketch,
Floundering through the meadow flowers in the stretch.
I pass an archipelago of coral yarrows.
Vielen Dank! How match is the Fish? Скушать арбуз и бутерброд с чёрной икрой (black caviar), КРАСАВА. На таджикском поезде проехать - уже героизм
В купе - ещё ничего.
Qatar airways Boarding music for train videos 😂👏👏
Wo?
Bei welcher Stelle im Video ?
Am Anfang Nahui
@@Lukas-ts8fh sorry Hamad int. Airport
@@germany1809 Danke für diese sooo nette Antwort :))))
✈Good videos.., you are one of my favorite TH-cam channel😄
Wonderful description of the entire route.👍👍
thank for sharing beautiful video
Welcome to Japan🇯🇵 You may get the best experience of railway here
Indeed
Ural river flows through Atyrau which geographically divides the city into Asian part and European part.
yes; that is what i have said in my video
This Akthubinsk (Vladimirovka) can be easily taken for Aktubinsk (Aktobe) by mistake ;)
How are you able to identify all those locomotives with detailed information so fast?
Pls post the part 7. Eagerly waiting
Looking forward to Part 7
@doc7austin's DreamlinerCentral why did the Russian Border Guards of the FSB shine a Strong headlight at the at train on 38:22?
can't wait fir your next video!
Such a vast country!
Когда выйдет седьмая часть? Так хочу увидеть отдельные обзоры поездов Москва - Париж и Москва - Куляб.
Looks like the American Southwest...
Trans siberian part 10 still to come ? Waiting
I think that there are quite a number of folk waiting to Finnish that particular journey, how about it Doc 7 ??.
Greetings from Houston, Texas, Doc! Was this part of Eurasia once conquered by Ghengis Khan? I wonder how any ancient army navigated across such a vast, featureless area. Thanks for the great video!
Yes. The area also saw a lot of trade from China to Europe.
I love how Russians patronize their trains despite much faster air service. U. S. should take note.
Trains do seem a bit unkempt - although better than the average UK train! The maps in this video, which I think were a bit lacking in your Siberian journey, are appreciated here. But fascinating videos - thank you.
Did you have a look around Atyau? I was hoping to see some footage of the Caspian.
i will publish a caspian sea video soon - from derbent
Famoses Video. Mein Großvater ist im Januar 1943 in Stalingrad / Wolgograd gefallen.
one thing i have noticed, no horn from any loco. may be never needed it.
You should film the Moscow-Dushanbe route
Great video!
wah..wah..wah..good.
I've watched all the vids these last 2 days and as a matter of interest how long did it take from leaving Germany until your final destination? I've thoroughly enjoyed viewing the train travel and the way you have uploaded the vids, a couple more questions please do you speak Russian? or do you use the translator on your phone and the last but not least, are the ones you met on the train friendly and did you're tummy hold up to all the different food changes?
the whole journey just took one week
Nice journey
september: still waiting for part 7
th-cam.com/video/KOHzLKglWZI/w-d-xo.html
Excellent videos. Really enjoyed the parts till now. When are you uploading Part 7? July is ending!!!
Nice
Try to come India, This is a beautiful Country
@@theexplorer6813 Not a right platform for such opinionated statements, I could destroy your accusations, but won't stoop so low as to spoil the experience of an exhilarating journey. So, please avoid such comments.
Hallo Doc Dreamland. Ich würde auch gerne diese Reise unternehmen. Meine Absicht ist aber über Almaty nach China Urumqui und dann weiter nach Thailand zu fahren. Kannst Du mir bitte sagen, wie die Toiletten in diesem Zug waren? Sind das europäische Klos oder Klos zum hinhocken? Danke, mach wieter soooo!
interesting to hear that turkmenistan does not give visa to railway tourists because by car - camper it is now quite common to travel the pamir highway and transit visa for camper cars are no porblem usually..anyway very nice series and i really enjoy it!!
is the pamir highway going thru turkmenistan?
@@doc7austin yes parts of it do the pamir goes at the border afganistan/ tadschikistan in the mountains and one branch goes via turkmenistan to iran......davildara is the tadschik border
Waiting for Part - 7. When are you planning to upload? :-)
Is the part 7 in this series out?
not yet; September
@@doc7austin looking forward for this
1982 built loco... that is almost 40 years in service...
I waiting for episode 7 🤗
it will be published in sept 2020
Your videos are just amazing!!! This your best series for me. Love from India
رائع
Was that beens and cheese with the watermelon?
Nice journey Sir btw which company manufactured the Railcars.??
20:10 the fishes look very nice.
Btw, any shower room inside this train? Thanks
no - not on this train
@@doc7austin thanks for reply! Just viewed the shower in the next train (departing from Atyrau, the Talgo train) and thanks.
Great journey.Watching this last part.Where you from mate?