TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY on A Budget - Solo Journey on the 3rd Class Coach from Moscow to Irkutsk
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2020
- The Trans Siberian (the longest train ride in the world) had been one of my top travel goals for a long time. However, most of the information that I found and most of the people that I talked to seemed to suggest that it was too complicated to do without a tour agent. But to book with an agent would also make it too expensive for me.
I was adamant that there must be a way around it. After some research, I proved myself right! In October 2018, I flew from Malaysia to Germany, then traveled to Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, before arriving in Russia to take the Trans-Siberian to the east.
This is the breakdown of my expenses on the 2-week trip:
Russian visa: MYR360
Invitation: MYR121
Chinese visa: MYR100
Travel insurance: MYR83
Bus (Vilnius - Riga): EUR9
(Riga - Tallinn): EUR9
(Tallinn - St. Petersburg - Moscow): EUR41
Flight (Kuala Lumpur - Berlin): MYR800
(Berlin - Vilnius): EUR17
(Irkutsk - Beijing): RUB6996
(Beijing - Kuala Lumpur): MYR400
Train (Moscow - Irkutsk): RUB3393
Local Transports: EUR33 + RUB482
Food: EUR4 + RUB1769
Accommodation: EUR15
In Latvia, I had to spend one night in prison. You can read about it on my blog:
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Trans Siberian ialah sebuah perjalanan kereta api yang terpanjang di dunia dan telah menjadi impian saya sejak sekian lama. Namun, menurut kebanyakan orang, perjalanan kereta api Trans Siberian ini terlalu rumit untuk dilakukan sendiri tanpa bantuan agensi pelancongan. Masalahnya, jika menggunakan agensi, harganya pula menjadi terlalu mahal bagi saya.
Saya pasti ada cara lain. Setelah membuat carian di internet, ternyata jangkaan saya tepat. Pada bulan Oktober 2018, saya terbang dari Malaysia ke Jerman, kemudian ke Lithuania, Latvia, dan Estonia, sebelum tiba di Rusia untuk menaiki kereta api Trans-Siberian ke timur.
Berikut adalah jumlah perbelanjaan saya sepanjang keseluruhan perjalanan yang mengambil masa lebih kurang 2 minggu:
Visa Rusia: RM360
Surat jemputan ke Rusia: RM121
Visa China: RM100
Insurans perjalanan: RM83
Bas (Vilnius - Riga): EUR9
(Riga - Tallinn): EUR9
(Tallinn - St. Petersburg - Moscow): EUR41
Penerbangan (Kuala Lumpur - Berlin): RM800
(Berlin - Vilnius): EUR17
(Irkutsk - Beijing): RUB6996
(Beijing - Kuala Lumpur): MYR400
Tren (Moscow - Irkutsk): RUB3393
Lain-lain pengangkutan awam: EUR33 + RUB482
Makanan: EUR4 + RUB1769
Penginapan: EUR15
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What a relief to see some real traveller unafraid to share a proper and genuine experience.
Thank you so much for your positive feedback. Hope you found the video useful. 🙂
I am now 65 years old and i like to hear, that young people go out with a limited budget, just to see the world, as i did it in my younger years. And as long as you are attentive and you avoid empty spaces, it''s not dangerous
Massive respect for taking on this journey. To be stuck in a cabin filled with people who don't speak your language and with no gadgets?! That is really amazing. I kalau nak naik KTM across Malaysia pun pikir multiple times haha. Keep it up! Resume travelling after pandemic
Haha, thank you so much for your support, Zainul. I love long train rides. But traveling without my phone was a first for me and honestly quite a challenge! Glad I made through it with my sanity intact 😄
You... are an amazing person and a really rare type of traveller! I've seen dozens of videos of people complaining about train travel in Russia, even people in better cars than yours. Yet you enjoyed the journey and made friends! Thank you for restoring my faith in my fellow travellers :)
Aw, thank you so much, Green Horse!
Maybe that's because I'm not used to luxury travel. Haha! But really, I have no complaints about this train ride, except maybe, the people who kept slamming the door to the toilet. My bunk was next to that door 😆. Other than that, I really treasure the experience.
3rd class sounds rough, but doesn't look that bad. $50 is cheap, that's a long train. Looks like a fun journey!
Exactly, ski vermont -- it wasn't bad at all. And I actually had a lot of fun despite not having anyone to talk to. A lot of people take the third coach every day, and I figured if they can, then surely I can too. 😄
Wowwwww! This is my dream to go to Russia and visit Siberia with the train siberian but my fellow russians were mocked at my dream they said it's impossible for young asian girl like me do a solo trip to Siberia by their train cause it's unsafe..... and then i saw this video yang sangat membantu aku untuk kembali berusaha meraih mimpiku yang lama terkubur karena rasa takut dan terlalu perduli apa kata orang...... terima kasih!!!❤❤❤ Salam dari Jakarta.
You're absolutely right, Refa. Haters gonna hate, naysayers are gonna say no, but if you listen to them and if you think too much about danger, then you're never going to go anywhere, and that's a pretty sad way to live, in my opinion.
Danger is everywhere, even in your home country and mine. The best we can do is to be prepared for it. I hope your dream will come true and I wish you the best for your journey.
Salam dari Kuala Lumpur. 🙂
It's absolutely safe and fun! Come visit anytime, I'll even go with you!
What an epic train journey!! It' those once a lifetime must do things!! U r such a brave girl!! 👍👍👍
Thank you so much, Mr Soh! And apologies for the late reply. Yes, Trans Siberian was one of the top things on my bucket list. Glad that I finally did it. 🙂
Great video thanks for posting it.I will be soon traveling too with trans siberian to Chukotka
That sounds amazing, Wildheart! I wish you a safe and wonderful journey. 😊
@@UmmiGoesWhere thank you darling,i wish to you as well 🙂
So beautifully told, with a friendly voice, it is a rest for the soul to watch this video. All respect and thank you very much for the effort!
Thank you so much for your kind words, Bernhard! Glad you enjoyed the video. Have a great day ☺️
Hi from Malaysian living in Russia right now! Absolutely loved your vlog. Untung betul tahun tersebut harga tiket round 3k rub je, sekarang harga dah more than double! But i still will take this amazing journey soon near upcoming summer
Thank you for watching, Naqiudin! Salam dari Malaysia 😊. I'm sure prices have gone through the roof now, with the war and all. So, yes I'm lucky to have experienced Russia before all that happened. Have a safe journey!
I took the Beijing-Ulaan Bator-Moscow-St Petersburg ard the same months as you! Plus the baltics are so beautiful. It was one of the best experience ever. So nice to relive the moments through your video
Thanks for all the details Ummi! What an adventure 😁😁
Thank you for watching, Nellie! This had been on my bucket list for so long, I can't believe I've finally done it. 😀
Ahh very high on my bucket list! Such a lovely video!
Thank you so much, Queenie! I hope you'll get to tick it off your bucket list soon. 😀
wow ! really amazed by your travelling experience for this trip.. I also would like to travel on the Trans-siberian train one day :)
One of my dreams to be fulfilled! Thanks for the video, so nice! God bless you all!
I hope you will fulfill that dream soon, Joel! Thanks for watching, and may God bless you too. 🙂
Very nice to watch and helpful info :-) Thanks!
You're welcome, and thank you for watching, Shmuel! ☺️
thanks for such a detailed vlog
You're welcome, Rhea. I hope you found it helpful. Thank you for watching! ☺️
You are wonderful congratulations
Thank you so much! 💕
Super inspiring, thanks!
You're welcome, and thank you so much for watching, Karina! 😘
A very brave and persistent girl. To travel in a reserved seat on the Transsib you need to have great courage.
Thank you so much, Andr! When I bought the ticket, I was excited and nervous at the same time. But it wasn't as bad as one might think. I'm glad that everything went well 🙂
@@UmmiGoesWhere We, too
WOW! This is so cool! Good sharing!
Thank you for watching! 😘
What a beautiful and low profile video full of information.
Thank you.
Thank you for your comment, Hernani. Hope you enjoyed the video. 😊
Great! Thanks for sharing and stay safe
You too! Thank you for watching. ☺️
amazing vlog i loved it it deserve more and more views .thanks for sharing such an amazing video
Thank you so much. Glad to hear you enjoyed it 💕
I love so much hyour journey.
Thank you, Hevadewa. I hope you will get to experience it too, someday. 🙂
So beautifully edited and narrated. I wish I was there to travel with.
Thank you, Ranjit. I hope you'll get to experience this too, someday. 🙂
Very nice video and you don't really have to empty your pocket to travel. Good journey. Thanks Ummi
Exactly, Habibah. That's the message I hope to put across. Thank you for watching and hope you enjoyed the video! 😘
Wow that tour bus had tv screens and a coffee maker. The American Greyhound and Peter Pan don’t have that and cost $40 for a 2 hour trip.
Wow, $40 for a 2-hour trip sounds brutal. I must work harder if I'm ever going to visit the US 😬
You are amazing traveller, travelled so long in siberian train. Your voice is sweet and clear, it is your first video today I watched.. I travelled from Moscow to St. Petersburg in July 2019 in same way.
In my compartment , it was occupied by Chinees citizen in group, hence conversation was not possible except few occasions when english knowing girls had introduced herself from China and about group.
You have covered many shots in short video without breaking the sequence, is also a art of editing, although you had opportunity to make several videos during this journey.
Anyway I enjoyed well from Lucknow, India. Thanks for beautiful video.
Thank you so much for your positive comment, Madhusudan. I also saw your message on Couchsurfing but am unable to reply for now because I haven't paid the newly imposed fee. Glad to know you enjoyed the video ☺️
This trip is my DREAM. It's been at the top of my bucket list for years!
Hey, Kirstie! Thank you for watching. I hope you will get to experience this too someday 🙂
call to nkvd travel agency - you can be offered a free trip
@@charly3091 oh, I didn't know that. Thanks for the info!
@Timothy Simpson just saw your comment, Timothy. Thank you for watching! The provodnitsa didn't go around selling refreshment on my coach, but there was a glass shelf at one corner, displaying snacks for sale. 😄
Good informations... Thanks
You're most welcome, Angel!
Nice video, with good quality.
Thank you, Bk Joshi! 🙂
Thank u so much dear. I love ur video
Thank you so much for watching, Missy! 😘
Fantastic trip 👌
Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷
Thank you! Greetings from Kuala Lumpur. 🤗
Nice journey..
Thank you!
hai ummi.nice sharing..wonderful traveling!
Thank you, Wan Nor Shukriyah! Glad you enjoyed the video 🙂
Wow.. The great journey Ummi..
Thanks, Ana! 😘
I also planning to go transiberian journey thanks for the book
Great 👍
Thank you! 🙂
Thanks for this, I want to do this soon. I don’t speak Russian and I also thought I’d miss my stop.
You're welcome, Daryl. And thank you for watching! They will let you know when you have reached your stop, but on your ticket will be written your arrival time, so you can get ready. If you have your phone with you, it should make it easier too, as you can check your current location. All the best for your trip!
Ummi's trans siberian journey by rail inspires us!
Thank you so much, Ong On 🤗
I am a Train Captain with 32 yrs Experience in Indian Trains. In just $ 50, you enjoyed more than 8000 Kms. Hats off to you. Russia is rich in Fuel Gas Oil. How can the TS Rail help a Business Traveller in Exports & Imports...???
Awesome journey...
Thank you, Shali!
Ummi, you had a wonderful 5days journey on the top bunk. Very exotic journey anyone can have. I did a few train rides there. Economy class is the best but mine was only 24hours :) journey
Thank you, Adib! I'm sure 24-hour journeys are fun too, but I hope you'll get to try the longer ones as well someday ☺️
You're a hero ! from Russia with love !
Hey, thank you so much, Ilja! 😘 I had a great time in your country. Sending some love back from Kuala Lumpur 🇲🇾
enjoyed youe vlog.
Thank you, Luitparia. Glad you enjoyed the video 🙂
Bucketlisttttt!!!😍😍
Hope you'll get to do it soon, Mai 😘
Same here, although I want to go further. Make it to Beijing and then onwards to Tibet which, if I remember correctly, takes you on the highest railroad in the world. Even oxygen masks are available.
@@Hans-gb4mv ohh that sounds intense, but exciting too!
awesome trip! hello from Brunei Darussalam
Thank you, Harry! Hello and happy Ramadan from Kuala Lumpur. 🙂
Happy Ramadhan to you and your family too
Best tengok video u masa tengah pkp ni. Hehe ni wishlist lps habis pandemic nak pegi. Btw suara u best jelas.. keep it up 👍🏻
Terima kasih, Zaini. Banyak lagi yg perlu improve ni. Hehe. Apa pun, semoga wishlist anda tercapai. 👍🏼
@@UmmiGoesWhere insyaallah satu hari nanti hehe
I guess every long distance train has that one elder lady that can eat non-stop during the entire trip even if it is a 4 day trip. My grandma was once this type of a person. I remember traveling with her on a train to the seaside (around 8 hour trip) and she always booked the seat next to the table so that the moment we enter the train, she starts taking out all kinds of food and eating all the time, and she was looking at me all the time like "hey, why aren't you eating, aren't you hungry". Like, this type of people have some irrational fear of starving to death if they do not eat anything for more then 10 minutes while on a train. And my grandma was a cool person, otherwise. She wasn't crazy.
Aw, your grandma sounds so sweet. I wouldn't have minded being her seatmate on the train 😁. It must be a grandma thing -- always wanting to keep everyone well-fed. Transcends all nationalities.
More videos like this please Ummi
I unfortunately didn't take many videos on my previous trips, Pat Ce. Was hoping to make more vlogs on this year's trips but Covid happened 🙁. But I'll try my best 😊
Great journey for budget price! Baltic buses have not only cofemacines and entertainment systems, but wi-fi and toilets. All for free. St.Petersburg is wrongly located on the map btw.
Yes, I'm super impressed with the long-distance buses in the Baltic states. I don't think I had ever experienced that anywhere else before. They're so affordable too!
Thank you for pointing out the mistake. I didn't notice it when I downloaded the map 😬🙊
Awesome!
Thank you, Alex!
Good
Thanks
Nice sharing...its one of my bucketlist after the pandemic officialy over 😉
Thank you, Pandu Budi. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for you! 🤞🏼
@@UmmiGoesWhere Thank you Ummi.... salam dari Indonesia❤
Great video! Traveling by train in a reserved seat carriage in Russia is the best way to get to know people. I was very much surprised that a girl flew from Malaysia to travel this way))))
Hahaha yes, I did. It had been on my bucket list for so long. Still can't believe I did it. But I wish I had learned some Russian beforehand, so that I could have communicated better with the other passengers. 🙂
@@UmmiGoesWhere If you do this (learn Russian), then you will learn many new and mysterious things!
Sounds intriguing! Now you've got me curious about the mysterious things... 🤔
Travelling alone is always fun 😊😁😉
@@abbyzain3232 totally agree, Abby!
Thank u!!!
Hey, you're welcome, zero!
I would do this just for the challenge and sense of accomplishment by surviving nearly a week on a train. I've thought long about doing this as a full overland Train journey starting in Edinburgh or London and finishing in Beijing. You could also continue all the way thorugh SE asia and Finish in Singapore but would have to do some parts using buses as trains don't connect. One day i'm definately gonna get it done.
That sounds like an amazing plan! It will certainly take a lot of time and planning, but I'm sure it will be all worth it. All the best to you, and let me know if you're stopping in Kuala Lumpur 😉
hi i stumbled upon ur vid then suddenly heard im coming from Kuala Lumpur HAHAHHA omg i feel so proud out of sudden! hahaha btw thanks for the info, love ur simple narrative but detailed. gosh RM800 flight KL-Berlin je omg ur so lucky!
Hello, famous blogger. 😁 Thank you so much for watching! I think I came across your page ages ago when we had a mutual friend. Were you in UIA too?
Anyway, I've flown to and from Europe a few times with tickets of that price, sometimes lower. 🙂
wahh bestnyaa travel naik train..iena pernah g ngan kawan2 travel naik train tp x pernah lai travel solo la..
Mungkin nanti boleh try solo pulak 😉
wow bestnyaa i nanti nak buat as my bucket list before 40 lah juga. hahahhaha seronoknya travel mcmni
Kalau buat nanti jangan lupa post kat TH-cam tau 😉
Very interesting report and beautiful trip, you are so courageous to travel alone in all this countries abroad and I have a question, do you take a train or a bus to reach the capitals of the Baltic countries ? Thanks a lot for sharing
Amazing
Thank you!
wahhhh ritu jumper arini travelog gitu nice kipidap n cool video make yet
Thank you for your support! 😊
In Sha Allah, saya akan cuba tiru cara ini...
Semoga dipermudahkan, Pak Lah. 🙂
And you are a beautiful person in all the ways!!
Aw, thank you so much! 🤗☺️
@@UmmiGoesWhere B serious!! Tk u!! Not U me!!
Good one
Thank you, Henry!
You so brave... Hope fully next time will follow you.. 😄
Salute...
Thank you so much, Rusli! 😊
Menarik pengalaman u ini... i suka... Kalau la dapat travel macam nie... Selalu tengaok dalam tv sahaja...
Btw, i pergi ke blog u untuk tahu why u spend 1 night dalam prison...
Hehe masuk penjara secara sukarela 🤭🤫
Thank you for your support, bro!
I wish that we can resume travelling.. Rindu
I wish that too, Azimah. 🙂
Good ..travel plan..though short but many things packed in 2 weeks
Thank you! Some may think that it was a bit rushed and crazy, and they're probably right to think so. But it was fine for me. Everybody travels at a different pace. 🙂
Great video!
I would like to go by train to Moscow until Vladivistok alone and stop in some cities for a few days. Do you think a girl can travel alone around Russia?
Well done.Great 2 week adventure. Are you going back to do the other half??
Hmm..probably, Eamon. I don't know yet what my plans will be -- whether to do it halfway, or do the whole thing again, or maybe go the opposite direction, but I can't rest easy until I make it to Mongolia. Haha!
wow! long journey! i always wanted to go travel by train i mean for long journey hahaa
Well I hope you'll get to do it someday. Train from Singapore to Bangkok pun boleh tahan jugak lamanya.
Tallinn has medieval oldtown, Vilnius got medieval district in oldtown.😊
Cool! Thank you for the info 😊
Hi Ummi, thank you for the inspiration! Do you know how to book the ticket online? Or do you have any suggestion?
Nice experience you had there .....Trans-Siberian Railway has always been in my bucket list. When this whole COVID-19 nightmare is over , perhaps one day , I will do it..... Ya, preparing myself ... as I also learning basic Russian.... ( I taken a keen interest in the 5 STAN countries from the pro-Soviet area in Central Asia, pretty sure some Russian will do some good.... My question of the day : Would you do it all over again?
They say you should try reading your favorite books at different stages of your life to see how your perspective changes each time. So, that's exactly what I want to do about the Trans-Siberian -- I would do it again, but maybe later in my life and see if it affects me differently.
I hope you'll get to experience it too post-Covid. And good luck with your Russian! 👍🏼💪🏼
I like watching your vlog ang blog…
Thank you so much for your feedback, Mak D Sg. It means a lot to me 🤗
You welcome
Did you include to the final ammount one ringgit you gave me as a souvenir in a city bus? I still hold it in my wallet as a lucky banknote that must bring me easy money.
Hahaha no, i totally forgot about that one! Can't believe you still keep it. 😆
@@UmmiGoesWhere, where would I spend it here?
Hahaha that makes sense. If you come to Malaysia, you can get a simple nasi lemak for RM1. Not many places sell it this cheap anymore, but you can still find some.
Hi , this is an amazing journey , got me thinking of doing it . I would be much appreciated if you could give me sorts of tips and place, plus budget of all cost . Cheeersss
Nice trip, no expensive, it remind me a trip on the Amazon river that last 6 days, but we had showers. I assume the price didn't include the food for the 5 days
Wow, that 6-day Amazon trip sounds exciting! I haven't had a chance to visit South America yet, but when I do, I'll definitely look into that.
No, the price didn't include food, but you could buy some light snacks from the attendant. And I'm sure there must be a restaurant car on the train somewhere, but I was too shy and timid to go and look for it 🙈
steady kak...terbaik
Thank you, dik. 😊
Salam akak, you should watch trans siberian pathfinder. Artis korea travel naik this train. Saya baru je habis tengok journey diorang and then video akak naik di recommendation haha. Suka tengok diorang dlm train tu rasa macam nk try jugak travel macam ni. Tapi tulah fikir mesti leceh sikit bila nk solat dalam keadaan macam ni kn. Btw, you are the best. Respek 💪💪💪
Wslm. Haha, yeke? Ok nanti akak tengok.
Kalau nak solat mmg leceh sikit la, kena solat kt seat tu je. Kalau nak privacy sikit, better naik 2nd class or 1st class coach.
Anyway, thanks for your support, linn! 🙂
Travel without phone? Your English so good.👌
Thank you! Yes, I had to travel without a phone for about 10 days
I hope you get to do the same journey one day, but in a first class coach.
Thank you, Heramb. And then we'll see which one I enjoy more 😀
👍👍👍
В таких поездах должен быть душ, нужно было спросить у проводника - в каком вагоне он находится, как правило - ближе к электровозу.
PS: Копчённый омуль - вкус на любителя, а вот хариус можно было и попробовать!
Thank you for the info! I figured there must be a shower (and restaurant) somewhere, but I was too scared and shy to poke my nose where it didn't belong, especially when I didn't speak the language. Anyway, it was still quite cold for me in the train so I was fine without a shower. :-)
I want to try this trip
I hope you will! All the best.
Классное видео,я хочу отправиться в это путешествие.... that is the type of travel I like but I read that you can stop at different cities for a few days along the route
Yes, that would be another great way to enjoy the Trans Siberian, although it will definitely require more time and planning. Maybe I'll try that next time. For this trip, I specifically wanted to experience the 5-day continuous train journey 😁
@@UmmiGoesWhere I was fortunate enough to get to see your content,I'm studying russian to allowed me travel and communicate with the local along those russian speaking nation..all the best in your endeavours
Thank you so much, Astarr. I admire your effort to learn a new language to communicate with the locals. All the best to you too! 🙂
Great video! You are A traveler 🥰. Hope you are not thinking anymore that Russia is unsafe. It's my home country 😉
Oh, not anymore! I would love to go back and spend more time there, maybe in winter (but perhaps that's too ambitious for someone from a tropical country) 🤭. Are you in Russia right now?
Every country has its own unsafe areas, but generally speaking, I don't think most countries as a whole are unsafe.
Hi! great video! Which company did you flight with from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing? Thanks! keep up the good work
Thank you for watching! I flew from Kuala Lumpur to Berlin on Fly Scoot, and from Beijing to Kuala Lumpur on Air Asia.
I am from Bangladesh.. I am watching
Thank you for watching, Sarlot! And hello from Kuala Lumpur 🙂
Great journey! when did you take that trip? I presume it was before the pandemic?
Thank you, L Luna. Yes, this was in October 2018. Thank you for watching! ☺️
No idea how, but I've got a few views on my channel coming from this video ;) nice journey btw! I am taking almost the same road right this month!
Oh that's great! You'll be going on the Trans Siberian? Are things running as normal in Russia?
@@UmmiGoesWhere I am traveling Trans Siberian right now. But corona is spreading in russia like never before
I hope everything went well for you. Stay safe. 🙂
Wow. This amazing. You are amazing. Want to do it and are bicycles allowed in the train or trains? Im your newest fan. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for watching. I'm not entirely sure about bicycles, but I've seen the locals bring loads of luggage and large cartons with them, so mayyybe it's possible. Anyway, I don't want to keep your hopes up-- better check with the railway company before you go. All the best for your journey!
@@UmmiGoesWhere thank you.
I’m planning to travel from Moscow to Beijing what should I prepare for ?
Wow respek. Harap saya juga dpt travel from Bejing to Moscow
Terima kasih! Semoga cita-cita tuan juga tercapai 🙂
Nice! Why did you not simply go directly to Moscow from Berlin? Was it simply cost-cutting?
No, I wanted to see all the other places too. Wish i could have done everything overland, but I was short of time. Anyway, thanks for watching! 😘
Nice video 👍😄👍👍
I want to ask which passport you own and was it visa free to shengen EU zone.
Thank you, Omolosho. I hold a Malaysian passport and yes, Schengen was visa-free for me. I only needed visas for Russia and China on this trip.
Nice.
Awesome #freedom
Thank you for your support, Kay! 😘
Noone noticed at 5:11 that Saint-Petersburg is placed wrong 200 kilometers.
Sharp eye! 😀 Another commenter also pointed it out. Thank you for letting me know -- I didn't notice it when I downloaded the map.
Gracias, maravilloso, iré, me me daré este placer, luego les cuento cómo me fue.
Thank you, Jose. Have you done it yet? What was your experience like? 🙂