Which is the longest train journey in the world?

Which is the longest train in Asia?

Okay, so, like, the Trans-Siberian is the long kahuna, stretching a whopping 9289 km. That's longer than my ex's list of demands, fer sure. Moscow to Vladivostok, baby! It's like the ultimate road trip, only, ya know, on rails.

Forget trying to drive that distance; think of the gas prices. The Trans-Siberian, I tell ya, it's longer than a politician's promises. Trust me on this.

Seriously, that's like, five times the length of the Nile River. Well, maybe not FIVE, but feels like it after two days on a train, right? It is the one.

• Started building: Way back when, early 1900s. Talk about a long project!
• Major cities: Moscow, Vladivostok, plus a whole bunch of places with names you can't pronounce.
• Duration: Weeks. Plural. Pack a good book, or three.
• Pro-Tip: Learn some Russian. Or just point and grunt, works every time. I did it once.

And to think, I complain about my commute to Aunt Millie's house, only 30 minutes away. I am weak.

Which is the longest train in Asia?

The Trans-Siberian, huh? It stretches... 9,289 kilometers. Moscow to Vladivostok.

I always wanted to go. Never did.

That length... the longest in Asia. It is, anyway.

Just imagine staring out the window for days. My grandma Rose talked about train trips. To Chicago. It sounded amazing. Now... I don't even leave the county.

• Trans-Siberian: Moscow to Vladivostok. It's the train ride.
• Grandma Rose: She saw things. I'm stuck.
• Kilometers: 9,289. Think of all the scenery. Or, maybe, just the same trees over and over.

I think its still operating. Guess it is. Hard to believe something keeps going that long. Like a pulse. Mine just feels tired, ya know?

Damn, wished I could go.