Omsk Travel Blogs

Somewhere in the middle of the night we crossed into Asia. I must say, once the sun came up, this part of Asia looked remarkably like the Europe we had just left: more seemingly endless beech forests rolling by past the windows. Today we spent most of our time in the restaurant carriage. Not so mu…

Day four on the train. Day two we passed through Perm and the Ural mountains, officially crossing from Europe to Asia. We got to hop off twice for twenty minutes, where I ran trying to find vegetarian food. I had a pastry with egg, potato and corriander.  Second stop had only dried…

The second night on the train had produced a much better night for me, as I slept late. I had gotten used to the noise of the train and the shaking, so no more sleeping problems at night! :) It was a nice, sunny day and I spent the morning with my cds and my book. During the afternoon I played car…

Finding Victoria. Many countries across the globe have honoured Her Majesty Queen Victoria and the Commonwealth. On my travels I will keep my eye out for various namesakes.

there were ladies....ladies....ladies....ladies....ladies....ladies....ladies....ladies....ladies....ladies....ladies....and many more ladies

In 2000 I started to travel around the EurAzian continent. Not in one vacation ofcourse, there is work waiting for me at home, but in leg of 6 weeks. Every journey is about 3000 km long.

The worlds most great trainride to the far east