How long is the longest possible train ride?
The longest continuous train ride is on the Trans-Siberian Railway. This epic journey covers roughly 9,289 kilometers (5,772 miles) traveling from Moscow to Vladivostok. While routes pieced together via transfers could be longer, the Trans-Siberian is unmatched as a single, uninterrupted rail journey.
Whats the maximum distance for a train journey? Longest ride?
Okay, lemme tell ya ’bout train rides…
The Trans-Siberian Railway, Moscow to Vladivostok, is the longest single train journey. It stretches around 9,289 kilometers (5,772 miles). Whoa.
I’m kinda fuzzy on all the details, tho. Remember reading about it years ago.
But seriously, imagine being on a train for THAT long. I got antsy on a 6-hour Amtrak from Philly to Boston (cost me like $60, give or take). Can’t even fathom the Trans-Siberian.
Seriously think I’d lose my mind. All that scenery…then same scenery…again. I’d need, like, a portable gaming setup and a lifetime supply of snacks!
Bet the vodka flows freely, tho. ????
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