The trans Siberian Railway Part 2

Beijing to Moscow (K19): The weekly Trans-Manchurian Train K19 leaves Beijing on Saturday for Moscow via Manchuria, taking just over six days to cover the 8,986km (5,623 miles).

China Railways type CRH5

The CRH5 is based on the ETR-600 New Pendolino used in Italy.

At Tianjin station 

 

 At Shenyang Station

At Shenyang Station

A Car for Moscow at Shenyang Station

 At Shenyang Station

 At Harbin (ХАРБИН) station

   At Harbin station (China Railways HXN3?)

At Harbin station

Shop in Harbin station

Bread bought in Harbin station

In the restauran car

Night in the compartment

Arrived at Manchuria station

After the end of the World War II, the USSR regained control of the railway until 1952 when it was given to the People's Republic of China.

Departure from Manchuria station

At Manchuria (МАНЬЧЖУРИЯ) station

If you like Japanese pops, this song is good
Good song for Siberian journey...

(2013/04/12)