Great travel post for ones like myself that try as much as possible to stay away from the major tourist places, the train looks great and certainly a credit to the Armenian railways and Georgian
Took this train back in 2017 Yerevan and Tbilisi. Back then it was quipped with standard ex-Soviet Railway Ammendorf type cars. They were solid and very clean. A week or so latter I took the night train from Tbilisi to Zugdidi where we crossed the line of contact with Abkhazia. I believe the only other overnight train in the South Caucasus it the service between Tbilisi and Baku.
i'm an Armenian who has moved to a different country recently, you video made me nostalgic! I took that train many, many times and I lived close to the station (and not far from the church at the end of your video too)!
Night trains are great. But it's really a pity not being able to see the views on the way, as it goes through the mountains. I saw the railway beside the road when I was travelling with minibus (scary experience, they drive like crazy) and I was amazed of how the railway could be there, almost on the highest point of the way. Incredible piece of engineering!
@@josefcarlsson9287 It's not crazy at all my friend, you just take the driving culture you're used to for granted. I'd say it's just the regular shitty level =)
Great trip. Something I know about both Countries are their script, unique but difficult. Great combination between old locomotive and modern coaches, and the third class is unique.
Congratulations on your video, I really enjoyed it! I am Brazilian and the grandson of Armenians who arrived in the city of São Paulo (Brazil) in 1926 and 1932; my grandmothers and grandfathers were survivors of the Armenian Genocide of 1915, perpetrated by the government of the extinct Ottoman Empire during First World War. All Armenian surnames end with the suffix "ian" (or the anglicised "yan", which means something like that "son of family Santur", as in my case), and Armenians were the first nation to adopt Christianity as their official religion, in 301 AD, nine years before the Roman Empire did so. Armenia may not be a rich country, but it has a very rich culture and around 3000 years of continuous history. I hope you saw something interesting in Armenia and have enjoyed the food, which I love so much. As for Brazil, unfortunately we do not have long-distance passenger trains, except for two daily trains from the private mining company Vale. The others were wiped off the map by the federal government and the São Paulo government between 1996-2001. Here we only have suburban (commuter) trains in a very few Brazilian state capitals, and insufficient subway systems in a very few cities as well. Elsewhere, Brazil uses highways to transport 65-67% of domestic cargo. And buses and planes to transport passengers. You can imagine the high cost of all this. All the best and let's wait your next weekly reports! I like your work so much!
I took (almost) this train in 2017 before they bought the new coaches. These were East-German built soviet-style coaches and there were 4 classes, with the 2nd (kupe) split into AC and non-AC options, from which I chose the first. Is summer they extend this service to Batumi, a Georgian coastal city, quite popular summer travel destination for Armenians.
На чашке из видео изображена аббревиатура ЮКЖД (Южно-Кавказская железная дорога) , пассажижрские перевозки на железной дороге в Армении находятся под управлением дочерним предприятием «Южно-Кавказская железная дорога», созданным в Армении «РЖД»(Российские железные дороги)
@@NonstopEurotrip Армя́нская желе́зная доро́га (арм. Հարավկովկասյան Երկաթուղի) система железных дорог, охватывающая 9 из 10 марзов (регионов) Армении, находится под управлением ЗАО «Южно-Кавказская железная дорога» - специально созданным в Армении 100%-ым дочерним обществом ОАО «РЖД». Оператор-перевозчик является дочерним предприятием РЖД, арендующим у Армении инфраструктуру железных дорог. Надеюсь эта форма управления временная и продлится до лучших времен в экономике Армении.
Бггг... Россия делает в данный момент одни из самых лучших в мире пассажирских вагонов . Они имеют ресурс на десятки лет эксплуатации,высочайшую прочность и надежность,способны надежно работать в условиях раздолбанных ж\д дорог постсоветских республик и развивающихся стран (такие вагоны например закупил Египет) спокойно функционируют от - 40 до +50 градусов и в отличии от вагонов ЕС,Японии и США обеспечат выживаемость пассажиров в течении нескольких суток даже в случае какой либо аварии в сети ( ну например в горах сойдет сель и снесёт оползнем путь или снежная лавина снесёт с гор ) ,там помимо электрических обогревателей от сети ж\д или локомотива-тепловоза есть простой отопительный "титан" на топливе ,который даже в -40 не даст людям замерзнуть,а вторым контуром даст кипяток для приготовления еды .У нас как то РЖД не афиширует на всю страну некоторые факты ,которыми вполне можно гордиться - например такой факт что Россия в данный момент выпускает магистральных локомотивов и ж\д вагонов больше чем выпускал ВЕСЬ СССР на пике производства и эт овсё новейшие вагоны и локомотивы (новые локомотивы например уже сейчас фактически готовы к беспилотному движению по ж\д ) ,сами ж\д сильно модернизировали ,если в 1985 году я родственником ездил пацаном на ЧС-4 на Мск и в сторону Кирова и скорость была на Владимир 120 км\ч ,А на Киров 100 км\ч ,то сейчас есть большие участки рассчитанные на 200 км\ч ,в на Киров вплоть до 160 км\ч. В тех же США по моему ж\д рассчитанных на скорость в 200 км\ч менее 1000 км ,ну там в США своя специфика ,из 409 тысяч километров путей, существовавших в США в 1916 году, сейчас осталось лишь 220 тысяч. Несмотря на то ,что я не фанат США,но мне жаль миллионы человеко-часов адского труда который потратили предки нынешних американцев на создание такой Великой Сети США,жаль тысяч гениальных ж\д инженерных сооружений ,которые были созданы руками американцев и которые тупо пошли либо на слом либо в чермет .Ну а кавказским республикам желаю успокоиться наконец и начать работать в полную силу + жить по нормальному с соседями ,может тогда наконец они выберутся из того тупика когда загнали их амбиции 90-х
Во времена СССР мы 1987г из города Алаверди это недалеко от границы Грузии сели в поезде Ереван-Сочи и спокойно поехали на море на выходные , вот как было во времена СССР 😎👍
Thank you for this video, it helped with my trip❤. We bought our tickets on Get your guide- it was seamless & easy to do. This train ride was definitely a great highlight.
£42 first class,and I bet it is a longer journey/distance than the Caledonian sleeper which is almost 5 times as much...the "make up your own bed" is quirky, normally an attendant would do it for you, but it looks comfy,and a good sized window..a real eye opener, and it shows just what can be done..good vid.
@@johnnypastrana6727 sorry , I mean the cost of hotels and hostels , food traditional and international .! The highlight is transportation which was pretty cheap .! From Kutaisi airport to the city I paid only 20 Lari that too at midnight.! Yes the people are kind and helpful but the language is a barrier sometimes.!
Спасибо за обзор!!!Мои две родины Армения и Грузия!!!Очень скучаю в дали от них!!!Дай Бог чтоб в обозримом будущем там ездили скоростные поезда как в Европе!!!
Again, I comment for not breaking the tradition. The video is, well, OK. This video is kind of a classic trip report that you can see on channels like "The Man on Seat 61", but with the text you can watch on this channel.
In European stores at train stations they should have a meal box. People can have these so that they can have something more substantial. Japan has bento boxes that can be bought at the train stations. But then again trains should have a dinning car. But very good video. I would love to travel on that train. Greetings from Canada.
Hm, the coaches are from Russia, but look like a “cheaper” variant. In Russia we have much more service in first and biz class, including meal service, water, travel kit etc.
I took this train in late Summer of 2019. whitch was hauled by same VL-10 loco with blue painted Soviet-era old sleeping car. It was a great experience in a different way. BTW befor this trip , I took a night train from Baku to tbilisi. Has it already abondaned?
@@hiroshisone5445 Azerbaijan still keeps its land borders closed for some reason. I think they'll launch a train to Turkey via Tbilisi when they open their borders.
@@NonstopEurotrip Это очень спорно, ибо теперь не узнаешь как было бы сейчас если бы был СССР. А для своего времени было всё прекрасно если бы не предатель Горбачёв, думаю было бы лучше чем сейчас это точно. Это моё мнение.
@@NonstopEurotrip My parents lived in Georgia during Soviet times. And as they say, it was definitely better in the USSR than it is now. Georgians lived richer, better, everything was available and often free (medicine, education, etc.). Tbilisi was not such a dirty city as it is now, and the railways lived a full life, trains went to almost all regions of the USSR, the suburbs connected the whole country, and small aircraft carried passengers and goods to the most inaccessible regions of Georgia. Now Georgia is a hospitable, but poor country with no special prospects, living with very dubious prospects for joining the European Union. All that is good here is the climate, Georgian cuisine / wine and the remnants of the legacy of the USSR.
Buen viaje!!!Yo quiero ir a conocer Georgia, armenia y Azerbaiyán,tomo nota del tren. Una duda,el precio era ida y vuelta o sólo ida? Gracias por la información.
@@NonstopEurotrip Armanian Railways are run (but not owned) by RZD according to the international agreement. So RZD could have bought some coaches for their Armenian "branch" along with huge orders for their domestic market.
I took this night train yesterday and I had the worst night of my life. I did it for the adventure, but since you're travelling at night, you are not seeing any scenery. I took the first class, but this was not exactly a cabin with a sleeping place, just common seats, it was small and ver uncomfortable. The heating was too much, I kept waking up. I managed to sleep 3 hours. I highly not recommend to take this train. Take the buses instead. I will come back to Tbilisi on Friday and I decided the 35 minutes plane!
Конечно хорошо, но не 21 век, отстаём мои дорогие Грузины и Армяне . Нам с Вами много надо работать, чтобы всё было у нас как в Европе. Уважаю и люблю Вас.
@@gachimuchienjoyer нет больше хохляндиии, нет. Запомни уже это бендера. Есть дедушка Сэм за бугрои, который ради своих интересов натворил в хохляндии то что мы сейчас видим.
@@NonstopEurotrip Thanks, sadly the Georgia website doesn't have Yerevan as a destination option and the Armenia website doesn't have an English translation for arrival and destination stations. Can I purchase a ticket from the ticket office in Tbilisi when I arrive?
Europeans are sometimes also referred to as Caucasians. Because one German professor compared the skulls of different nations and recognized the skull of one Georgian woman as the reference European one.
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They are own by rzd
Great travel post for ones like myself that try as much as possible to stay away from the major tourist places, the train looks great and certainly a credit to the Armenian railways and Georgian
Glad you liked it John 🙏🏻
why travel and start avoiding tourist places? might as well stay home and watch TV RIGHT?
Thanks for sharing your trip. I like the natural sound of the train with footnotes instead of voice commentary. 👍
Me too 😌
Thank you, it’s lovely to see railways we don’t always get to see. Georgia is amazing, love their food!
Me too! One of my favourites... Glad you enjoyed the video 😊
The food is nothing special.
Took this train back in 2017 Yerevan and Tbilisi. Back then it was quipped with standard ex-Soviet Railway Ammendorf type cars. They were solid and very clean. A week or so latter I took the night train from Tbilisi to Zugdidi where we crossed the line of contact with Abkhazia.
I believe the only other overnight train in the South Caucasus it the service between Tbilisi and Baku.
That's not running right now so this is the only one!
@@NonstopEurotrip you know why? Or just saying?)
Теперь в этом поезде вагоны Тверского вагоностроительного завода (Россия), а сам поезд рамкрашен в диарею Российских железных дорог.
@@NarimanAbbasov the land border between Georgia and Azerbaijan has been closed since covid
The best sleeper train👏👏👏👏👏
Not the best, but pretty good!
i'm an Armenian who has moved to a different country recently, you video made me nostalgic! I took that train many, many times and I lived close to the station (and not far from the church at the end of your video too)!
Ah lovely! Where do you live now?
Night trains are great. But it's really a pity not being able to see the views on the way, as it goes through the mountains. I saw the railway beside the road when I was travelling with minibus (scary experience, they drive like crazy) and I was amazed of how the railway could be there, almost on the highest point of the way. Incredible piece of engineering!
True yes, but there's no day train unfortunately. I'll have to take the day bus next time 🙂
@@NonstopEurotrip Bring a helmet. And/or something calming. Expect some crazy ride ;)
@@josefcarlsson9287 sleep pills at best, although even that might not help, lol.
@@josefcarlsson9287 It's not crazy at all my friend, you just take the driving culture you're used to for granted. I'd say it's just the regular shitty level =)
@@NonstopEurotrip There is a day-evening train in the opposite direction though
Great trip. Something I know about both Countries are their script, unique but difficult. Great combination between old locomotive and modern coaches, and the third class is unique.
They're beautiful scripts! Yeah it certainly was an interesting ride!
Congratulations on your video, I really enjoyed it! I am Brazilian and the grandson of Armenians who arrived in the city of São Paulo (Brazil) in 1926 and 1932; my grandmothers and grandfathers were survivors of the Armenian Genocide of 1915, perpetrated by the government of the extinct Ottoman Empire during First World War.
All Armenian surnames end with the suffix "ian" (or the anglicised "yan", which means something like that "son of family Santur", as in my case), and Armenians were the first nation to adopt Christianity as their official religion, in 301 AD, nine years before the Roman Empire did so.
Armenia may not be a rich country, but it has a very rich culture and around 3000 years of continuous history. I hope you saw something interesting in Armenia and have enjoyed the food, which I love so much.
As for Brazil, unfortunately we do not have long-distance passenger trains, except for two daily trains from the private mining company Vale. The others were wiped off the map by the federal government and the São Paulo government between 1996-2001. Here we only have suburban (commuter) trains in a very few Brazilian state capitals, and insufficient subway systems in a very few cities as well. Elsewhere, Brazil uses highways to transport 65-67% of domestic cargo. And buses and planes to transport passengers. You can imagine the high cost of all this.
All the best and let's wait your next weekly reports! I like your work so much!
Wow very interesting! I'd love to visit Brazil soon. Thanks for you lovely comment ☺️
its a russian coach. even in rzd colors. i love that
Yep
Хороший вагон, молодцы, привет из Беларуси🇧🇾 ✌
Greetings 😍
Тверь молодцы. )))
I took (almost) this train in 2017 before they bought the new coaches. These were East-German built soviet-style coaches and there were 4 classes, with the 2nd (kupe) split into AC and non-AC options, from which I chose the first. Is summer they extend this service to Batumi, a Georgian coastal city, quite popular summer travel destination for Armenians.
I went to Batumi, lovely place 🥰
Как я обожаю этих поездов
Me too!
It's actually RZD (russian railways) design with color theme. I suppose that Armenia bought it. The cars made in Tver, Russia.
На чашке из видео изображена аббревиатура ЮКЖД (Южно-Кавказская железная дорога) , пассажижрские перевозки на железной дороге в Армении находятся под управлением дочерним предприятием «Южно-Кавказская железная дорога», созданным в Армении «РЖД»(Российские железные дороги)
Leased maybe
@@NonstopEurotrip Армя́нская желе́зная доро́га (арм. Հարավկովկասյան Երկաթուղի) система железных дорог, охватывающая 9 из 10 марзов (регионов) Армении, находится под управлением ЗАО «Южно-Кавказская железная дорога» - специально созданным в Армении 100%-ым дочерним обществом ОАО «РЖД». Оператор-перевозчик является дочерним предприятием РЖД, арендующим у Армении инфраструктуру железных дорог. Надеюсь эта форма управления временная и продлится до лучших времен в экономике Армении.
👍🏻🏴 Much better than the Swedish sleeper coaching stock on the Stockholm to Berlin route which are old and basic compared to these!.
Absolutely yes!
Are you gay?
Thank you from video.👍👍👍👍👍
Welcome 😊
Классный поезд 🚉 🇦🇲🇬🇪🔥👍😎молодцы
Бггг... Россия делает в данный момент одни из самых лучших в мире пассажирских вагонов . Они имеют ресурс на десятки лет эксплуатации,высочайшую прочность и надежность,способны надежно работать в условиях раздолбанных ж\д дорог постсоветских республик и развивающихся стран (такие вагоны например закупил Египет) спокойно функционируют от - 40 до +50 градусов и в отличии от вагонов ЕС,Японии и США обеспечат выживаемость пассажиров в течении нескольких суток даже в случае какой либо аварии в сети ( ну например в горах сойдет сель и снесёт оползнем путь или снежная лавина снесёт с гор ) ,там помимо электрических обогревателей от сети ж\д или локомотива-тепловоза есть простой отопительный "титан" на топливе ,который даже в -40 не даст людям замерзнуть,а вторым контуром даст кипяток для приготовления еды .У нас как то РЖД не афиширует на всю страну некоторые факты ,которыми вполне можно гордиться - например такой факт что Россия в данный момент выпускает магистральных локомотивов и ж\д вагонов больше чем выпускал ВЕСЬ СССР на пике производства и эт овсё новейшие вагоны и локомотивы (новые локомотивы например уже сейчас фактически готовы к беспилотному движению по ж\д ) ,сами ж\д сильно модернизировали ,если в 1985 году я родственником ездил пацаном на ЧС-4 на Мск и в сторону Кирова и скорость была на Владимир 120 км\ч ,А на Киров 100 км\ч ,то сейчас есть большие участки рассчитанные на 200 км\ч ,в на Киров вплоть до 160 км\ч. В тех же США по моему ж\д рассчитанных на скорость в 200 км\ч менее 1000 км ,ну там в США своя специфика ,из 409 тысяч километров путей, существовавших в США в 1916 году, сейчас осталось лишь 220 тысяч. Несмотря на то ,что я не фанат США,но мне жаль миллионы человеко-часов адского труда который потратили предки нынешних американцев на создание такой Великой Сети США,жаль тысяч гениальных ж\д инженерных сооружений ,которые были созданы руками американцев и которые тупо пошли либо на слом либо в чермет .Ну а кавказским республикам желаю успокоиться наконец и начать работать в полную силу + жить по нормальному с соседями ,может тогда наконец они выберутся из того тупика когда загнали их амбиции 90-х
@@vovanpop вам желаю успокоиться наконец. Россия - болезнь планеты.
@@vovanpop клоун
Это русский поезд. ЮКЖД является дочерней для РЖД.
I got nostalgic feelings while I watching your video.I don't know why.''Deja vu''.
🤗🤗🤗
Во времена СССР мы 1987г из города Алаверди это недалеко от границы Грузии сели в поезде Ереван-Сочи и спокойно поехали на море на выходные , вот как было во времена СССР 😎👍
Fun fun 😁
Ингурский ЖД мост в Абхазии взорван в 1992. Пока Грузия не восстановит контроль над Абхазией, поезда в РФ будет невозможно запустить.
@@MatveyTsivinyuk вот как-раз через этот мост и проезжали
@@MatveyTsivinyuk Аллах не допустит. Аллах Акбар.
@@MatveyTsivinyuk несколько раз был в Абхазии, и абхазы по разговорам вообще не хотят быть с Грузией ни при каких условиях, так что никогда
Great video !!
Thank you ☺️
I looked into that train service when I was in Georgia & Armenia in '19. I think it runs on to/starts from Batumi in the summer months.
It does, yes
Любил отдыхать в Грузии в советском союзе очень красиво))привет из России,да и поезда очень хорошие тихо комфортно ездить на дальние расстояния
Thankfully it's fully independent and flourishing now
Thank you for this video, it helped with my trip❤. We bought our tickets on Get your guide- it was seamless & easy to do.
This train ride was definitely a great highlight.
Our pleasure!
Never see before the safe box is a very good idea compliments to y great train❤
It really is!
I loved Georgia very beautiful country and friendly people. I will revisit it again!
Completely agree 😊
U are welcome 🙏❤️ we love nice people!
£42 first class,and I bet it is a longer journey/distance than the Caledonian sleeper which is almost 5 times as much...the "make up your own bed" is quirky, normally an attendant would do it for you, but it looks comfy,and a good sized window..a real eye opener, and it shows just what can be done..good vid.
Yes, but the economic situation is very different
It's about 230 miles from Tbilisi to Yerevan and probably over 550 from London to Inverness.
I see the Russian Railways logo at the hot and cold water dispenser at 13:20.
RZD coaches, yes.
Hi Guys. We did Baku - Tbilisi in 2018. Was just fun in platzkartny ;-) cool video!
Glad you liked it!!
Georgia is soooo awesome I'm just back from there it's so cheap Nd good.!
Couldn't agree more!
Too bad you weren't specific about what is so great about it...all a mystery to me.
@@johnnypastrana6727 sorry , I mean the cost of hotels and hostels , food traditional and international .! The highlight is transportation which was pretty cheap .! From Kutaisi airport to the city I paid only 20 Lari that too at midnight.! Yes the people are kind and helpful but the language is a barrier sometimes.!
The Armenian Railway is a branch of the Russian Railways. That's why the train was new. Exactly the same new cars in Russia.
Indeed
Спасибо за обзор!!!Мои две родины Армения и Грузия!!!Очень скучаю в дали от них!!!Дай Бог чтоб в обозримом будущем там ездили скоростные поезда как в Европе!!!
I love Georgia 🇬🇪 a beautiful place 🥰
16:06 - Ммммм, какой красивый плацкартик!
😆
Again, I comment for not breaking the tradition.
The video is, well, OK.
This video is kind of a classic trip report that you can see on channels like "The Man on Seat 61", but with the text you can watch on this channel.
Thanks Pedro. How are you doing? 😊
Большое спасибо за прекрасный ролик !
Glad you enjoyed it 😌
In European stores at train stations they should have a meal box. People can have these so that they can have something more substantial. Japan has bento boxes that can be bought at the train stations. But then again trains should have a dinning car. But very good video. I would love to travel on that train. Greetings from Canada.
There's plenty of food shops at European stations... And I never buy the bentos as similar meals are half the price from 7eleven
Boa dia incrível novo trem domindo de tbilisi na Geórgia para yerevam 🇦🇲 arménia
Not long to wait 😃
Simply Awesome keep it up 👍
Love from Karachi Pakistan.
Thanks so much 🙏🏻
Georgia script is so cool looking. Watching u travel from the country Georgia while I'm in the state of Georgia, USA LOL
Ironic 🤣
უილიამ ბიჩი ,your name georgian script )
@@uffhhd.h.a.b3123 aw thanks!!!!! So cool!
@@willbeach87 you are welcome and thank you too because you like my georgian script :)
09:15 Someone left a used mask under the seat, that's nice :-)
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Beautiful
Hm, the coaches are from Russia, but look like a “cheaper” variant. In Russia we have much more service in first and biz class, including meal service, water, travel kit etc.
Leased maybe
Amazing!!!! Thank you!!!!!
You're so welcome!
Interesting video!
Can you do this trip in the daytime? I'd like to see the scenery.
There's no day trains. Only this one!
Thanks for the great video. I'm planning a trip to Caucasus in a few years and hopefully be on that train.
I hope so too!
And I love your theme music by French Fuse!!
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I took this train in late Summer of 2019. whitch was hauled by same VL-10 loco with blue painted Soviet-era old sleeping car. It was a great experience in a different way.
BTW befor this trip , I took a night train from Baku to tbilisi. Has it already abondaned?
Yeah it hasn't restarted after covid
@@NonstopEurotrip Thank you for the latest information. I hope it resumes.
@@hiroshisone5445 Azerbaijan still keeps its land borders closed for some reason. I think they'll launch a train to Turkey via Tbilisi when they open their borders.
Wonderfull ❤👍
Thank you ☺️
@@NonstopEurotrip can you make a Video about germany IC (InterCity)
@@collareddovepigeon5621 already got one filmed but not edited yet 🤗
@@NonstopEurotrip i meant ic 1
My nagtatagalog pa hahaha
Поезд дочерней компании РЖД. Удивляйтесь)
I'm aware.
Georgia looks inviting.
Beautiful place 😍
Amazing trip.
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I was in the same compartment number four of Business class as you. Last year in mid-November! 😀
Nice one!
great video!
Really appreciate you mentioning about accessibility (or not) for wheelchairs
I try to in every video 📸
2:47 I like the short store names so I can learn a few Georgian and Armenian letters
Cool isn't it 😍
Awsome
Well those new TVZ coaches are mainly OK, still some ventilation issues do happen.
Ours were fine!
This train certainly is a very good option travelling between the two capitals. Price is right & with the shower it makes it very inciting!
Absolutely 🤗
Thanks for the sleep ride, 🇺🇾
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Great channel!
Glad you're enjoying it!
@@NonstopEurotrip you're welcome
Nice! 🚆
It’s great that’s it’s all electric train
I know. The Soviets had one thing right 👍🏻
Hello Tbilisi. 😉
Like the videos - wish you offered narration.
Check out my new videos 😉
Very great sir 👍🙏
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спасибо СССР! за все что отстроили в этих теперь странах !
Much better now.
@@NonstopEurotrip Это очень спорно, ибо теперь не узнаешь как было бы сейчас если бы был СССР. А для своего времени было всё прекрасно если бы не предатель Горбачёв, думаю было бы лучше чем сейчас это точно. Это моё мнение.
@@NonstopEurotrip My parents lived in Georgia during Soviet times. And as they say, it was definitely better in the USSR than it is now. Georgians lived richer, better, everything was available and often free (medicine, education, etc.). Tbilisi was not such a dirty city as it is now, and the railways lived a full life, trains went to almost all regions of the USSR, the suburbs connected the whole country, and small aircraft carried passengers and goods to the most inaccessible regions of Georgia.
Now Georgia is a hospitable, but poor country with no special prospects, living with very dubious prospects for joining the European Union. All that is good here is the climate, Georgian cuisine / wine and the remnants of the legacy of the USSR.
Great video...apparently filmed just a few days before the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine!
Indeed. We flew out the day of the invasion. 😐
4:34 Filipinos are everywhere. :D
Ik 🤣
Another good video. Very informative. Thanks (as ever) for noting the accessibility features (or the lack of them).
Thanks Sean 😁
I love trains. Please reply.
Fake.
English explanation is much helping me but these are overlapped google ads.It is big problem for me.
Thanks for watching!
Well done
Thanks you ☺️
Buen viaje!!!Yo quiero ir a conocer Georgia, armenia y Azerbaiyán,tomo nota del tren. Una duda,el precio era ida y vuelta o sólo ida? Gracias por la información.
Thanks! The price was one way
LMAO the two filipinas where getting lost god bless ❤😂
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If you buy a 1st class ticket is the whole cabin for you or shared?
Shared. Unless you buy both tickets. I was with a friend so we had the room to ourselves
I'm surprised to see that there's a safety box in the cabin.
It's the only train I've ever been on with one!
I am traveling to Armenia and Georgia in spring. Is it possible to pre-book tickets online?
It's possible. I think they go on sale 30 days before travel.
@@NonstopEurotrip Do you know what the website is?
A very interesting look at a region that doesn't get much coverage. Q: are the sleepers leased or bought 2nd-hand..?
They were brand new when acquired, so leased I'd guess?
@@NonstopEurotrip Pity those room storage features aren't more universal...
@@NonstopEurotrip Armanian Railways are run (but not owned) by RZD according to the international agreement. So RZD could have bought some coaches for their Armenian "branch" along with huge orders for their domestic market.
I took this night train yesterday and I had the worst night of my life. I did it for the adventure, but since you're travelling at night, you are not seeing any scenery. I took the first class, but this was not exactly a cabin with a sleeping place, just common seats, it was small and ver uncomfortable. The heating was too much, I kept waking up. I managed to sleep 3 hours. I highly not recommend to take this train. Take the buses instead. I will come back to Tbilisi on Friday and I decided the 35 minutes plane!
Bus lol.
Come to Baku / there is route from Tbilisi to Baku
It's not running at the moment
Wow.. there are Pinoys there as well..
Whats the scchedule of the train? Everyday? Or every otherday? Thanks
The schedule is explained in the video
Do the Paris to Munich
Easy, there isn't one.
Looks nice but amazed that it takes over 10 hours to travel just under 400km. Be nice to know if there is any catering on board.
No catering. But you do save on a hotel. There's no day trains so it's this, or a bus.
Eating at night is unhealthy.
Muy bueno. Likes
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Конечно хорошо, но не 21 век, отстаём мои дорогие Грузины и Армяне . Нам с Вами много надо работать, чтобы всё было у нас как в Европе. Уважаю и люблю Вас.
Well it's new Russian stock...
Работай с Путиным)))
@@NarimanAbbasov лучше с Путиным, чем с Алиевым. Так что затычка своё жало не выпустишь помидоры видимо не продашь🤣🤣🤣
@@Mark1999Mark если ты русский то ты либо против путлера, либо в военкомат. Третьего не дано.
@@gachimuchienjoyer нет больше хохляндиии, нет. Запомни уже это бендера. Есть дедушка Сэм за бугрои, который ради своих интересов натворил в хохляндии то что мы сейчас видим.
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Do v get the ticket same day or online booking available???
All the information is in the video
How does any rolling stock get delivered to Armenia?
By train?
Great video! I intend to take the same train in a few weeks time. How does one go about purchasing tickets? I cannot find a website online to book. :)
www.ukzhd.am or www.railway.ge
@@NonstopEurotrip Thanks, sadly the Georgia website doesn't have Yerevan as a destination option and the Armenia website doesn't have an English translation for arrival and destination stations. Can I purchase a ticket from the ticket office in Tbilisi when I arrive?
@@08bjoswar it has fully russian version for international users
Hello, where can i buy ticket for this train?
Online, Armenian or Georgian railways or at the station
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Стандартный СВ от РЖД.
Indeed
Would you consider these countries to be part of Asia although some say they are European?
A bit of both tbh 😂
Europeans are sometimes also referred to as Caucasians. Because one German professor compared the skulls of different nations and recognized the skull of one Georgian woman as the reference European one.
@@SomewhereInRussia got it
Question: Since you travel extensively, have you had any problems with COVID? Thanks
Apart from catching it in Madrid the first year, none.
is this stopped or still available ?
Still available!
Tbilisi - Baku night train is no longer operational? I wonder as you have mentioned that this was the only international train in the region.
Not at the moment. Not restarted after COVID.
Azerbaijan for some reason keeps its land borders closed after COVID.
@@MatveyTsivinyuk Чтобы летели самолётами.!!!Авиакомпание принадлежит Алиевой Мехрибан.
@@marinalagom1628 жесть. Неужели им мало сверхприбылей от нефти и газа?
@@MatveyTsivinyuk Поиздержались на войне.
Bei google maps wurde keine Eisenbahn - Route angezeigt, komisch.
It's a secret 😉
Did they stop n stamped visa in border or before had any place?
Both sides of the border had checks.