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Congratulations on your 250th video here to the next 250🥂🥂

Very nice place

Awesome vid 😊

Wait, what do you mean "no snakes"? Walter doesn't bother anyone. He stays draped around my neck.

Congratulations 🎉NonStop Euro trip for 250th video😊.❤

If you want to pass the time even more pleasantly, bring an attractive young lady along next time who's in an agreeable mood. ;)

Which month did you film this video? It looks like summer with people wearing shorts as it is bitter cold most of the time over there in Northern Kazakhstan.

Which speed tracker do you use?

With respect, if China is going to be a frequent destination, try to learn how to pronounce words. Hangzhou is the capital of Zhejiang province, pronounced "juh-J'YAHNG".

Did you get to eat horsemeat while you were there? When I was in Almaty about 18 years ago, I had a lot, unwittingly: it was a bit of a staple food then. Minced and packaged it looks like the beef I thought I had bought in my local supermarket. I went to a restaurant with a mate and some locals one evening and it was also served sliced like steak, and in what looked and tasted like cornish pasties. Surprisingly tasty!

Really good that you've shown us somewhere we wouldn't normally see. Glad to see you were 'team travelling' I watch their channels as well. How did you decide who had which bunk?

Hey! You just said you wouldn't report on pricing, and then in this video you report on shop pricing! It's your video, but it's a good idea. Gives your coverage a little more granule detail. Alot of people watching are imagining they'll follow you and want those kinds of smart heads ups. Of course, just a suggestion.

My two longest journeys in post-soviet countries have both been around 70 hours: the first in 2013 from Irkutsk to Vladivostok as part of my journey along the Transsiberian railway, where we took more stops before to explore the cities along the way and used the long-distance trains most times only at night to change the city, and the second in 2019 from Kiev to Baku via Kharkiv, Volgograd and Derbent, which is no longer possible for obvious reasons. The last one didn't have a dining car too, but it was no problem to shop along the way too. Congratulations for your 250th video 🙂

Do you think that maybe your "ON TIME" gloating has to do with the low speed (31.4 miles/hour) and I suspect much less traffic on the rails? I think it is unfair to badmouth Europe's trains when comparing them to Kazakhstan's trains.

Can you get past Semey?

It’s top speed is 200km per hour

Not to sound like a total curmudgeon, but I really LOVE how you are able to travel with other CZcamsrs but manage to keep the video focused on the journey itself rather than let the guests completely dominate the video. Dont ever change up your style!

Railways never use "samovar"; this type of water heater is called "Titan".

The greatest crossover ever...

how a wonderful!

Love your content. What a fascinating ride. Cental Asia is one of the most exciting places out there. Hope you lads had a good ride thru KZ. cheers

Interesting journey! Congrats on your milestone!

What a great trip. From west to east of Kazakhstan, and surprisingly for this long distance route, departing on time and arriving also on time, nice. Thankfully the stop at stations is enough for food shopping.

This nice video reminds me Dom DeLouise in "Twelve chairs".

Ukraine made coach)))

I travel quite much on Stockholm-Malmö line and the SJ train to Berlin seems to be always late according to the what signs on stations show. I hope that they find the way to make it run on time within foreseeable future, as such rubbish service quality puts people off using railway and makes people move to planes or cars.

Great video! Congratulations on reaching 250!

Привет! На всякий случай отпишусь с комментарием по поводу ньюасов с душем в поездах на постсоветском пространстве. Если вам попадется старый вагон без душа, то спросите у проводника где вы можете принять душ в поезде? Как правило это вагон начальника поезда, по крайней мере так без проблем можно сделать в России. Так же как и в России в Казахстане наверняка есть доставка еды курьером к поезду, только этот сервис работает в янедкс, не в google. Удачных путешествий!👍

Congrats on 250 videos! 🎉🎊 A truly epic trip across a huge country that I now can't help to want to do. Couple of questions, if you see this. 1. Is it possible to book out the whole cabin for one person? Do they allow that? Asking for a socially inept friend 😉 2. Is Kazakhstan easy to travel for Westerners? I assume English isn't well spoken, but are people friendly and easy to communicate with? Are basic traveller streetwise skills enough or are there more tips to be aware? No offence, Kazakhstanis.

I rode the rails from Lisbon to Beijing - took me four months (2 weeks in Portugal, 3 in Poland, 4 in Ukraine, 2 in Belarus, 4 in Russia and 2 in Mongolia). I then spent another 4 months riding the Chinese rails. Best trip of my life to date!

Dear Friend, "рақмет сізге": "Thank you" for taking us along on this long train journey. My longest so far has been from Bangalore to Guwahati, ~2969 km.!, Crossing the Majestic Brahmaputra River was an adventure in itself...Liked your well-paced commentary and shots...Kazakh names are fascinating...keep travelling and stay safe...Amen.

These sleeper trains are actually old, as they were imported from West Germany in the mid-seventies. They were considered a breakthrough at that time , and remained in very good condition until the late nineties. The sad thing is that the railway sector in Egypt in the seventies and eighties was better than now in terms of cleanliness and the modernity of the fleet compared to the other countries at that time. For example, but not limited to, we had the integrated unit, the French turbo train, which was similar to the French TGV express trains, and it covered the distance from Cairo to Alexandria in an hour and 45 minutes . Exactly, even the new Talgo train cannot achieve this speed any way , there are currently active efforts to revive the railway sector in Egypt, in addition to establishing new electrified high-speed railway lines in cooperation with Siemens Mobility. Thanks for your videos and sorry for my bad english 15:53

What are you going to do as you now have been everywhere and your stuff is the same every week

Do you and SuperAlbs just swap vlogs and put your name and voice on it.

With build-in pauses of 15 to 40 minutes any railway company can keep up with timetables 😂

did you not shower for 3 nights??

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did everyone just walk around the security scanner lol?

Nice video, but 62 hours is less than three days. So where did the fourth day come from? Or am I missing something? My apologies if I have missed something.

My longest ever train journey lasted for 94 hours: from Krasnoyarsk to Vladivostok (more than 5000 km). I suppose I was the only person in the whole carriage to travel for such a distance. In fact, very few people today a using trains in Russia for such a long distance. As flights between big cities a not only much faster, but also usually cheaper than kupe. However, for those who live in smaller settlements, long-distance trains remain crucial public transport. For Kazakhstan, the situation today is the same, despite train ticket price there is almost 3 times cheaper than in Russia

Great video !!

"Don't speak english?" is bad announcement to write in english

In the Avlo I don't like some cars either since the seats are very low with respect to the windows, other cars are in a correct position, but if you end up in the car with the lowest seats it is not pleasant

Amazed by their services 👍

Come to Canada.

The best bus I have been on has been Red Arrow in Alberta. Canada.

Looks like a mobile jail!! 😮 Absolutely disgusting.

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useful and very clear the way hơ to go. Thanks

"Travelling across Indonesia" when you literally travel only from Surabaya to Jakarta, the title should've been "Travelling across Java". Java itself is only 5% of Indonesia's total land area as Indonesia is a country of 1,340 ethnicities and languages that scattered across the vast 18,000 islands that is wider than the whole Europe and the Continental US. We're also the 4th largest country by population (only behind India, China, and USA) with 280 million people.