Distance
8493 km
1-2 trains
per day
63-120 stops
on the way
Fastest train
5 days 13 hours
Slowest train
6 days 4 hours
Price from
160 USD
Trains travel from Khabarovsk to Moscow in 5-6 days, depending on the train. The route covers almost the entire Trans-Siberian railway, an 8493 km run which includes some 63-120 stops and passes through Yekaterinburg, Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk, Irkutsk, and Ulan-Ude.
From 1-2 trains (the number varies by day and season) make the journey, both originating in Vladivostok and both making the return Moscow to Khabarovsk journeys.
The trip from Khabarovsk to Moscow by train takes approximately 6 days. The exact travel time depends on which train you choose.
Some (but not all) Khabarovsk to Moscow trains have 220V AC sockets next to each passenger’s seat within each cabin. It depends on the train type (firmenny or regular) and the ticket type that you choose. If you travel by train without AC sockets, you may politely ask the train conductor to charge your phone in their cabin.
Yes, you may bring as much food and soft drinks as you’d like with you on board any Khabarovsk to Moscow train. Please note that it’s illegal to drink alcohol in your cabin. You can drink it only in the restaurant car.
Russian trains are generally safe. Train corridors are patrolled by conductors and a police officer; train compartments are equipped with locks and also doors can be chained from the inside. When you travel, use common sense, keep your documents and money close to yourself and don't accept alcohol or any drinks from strangers.
Get ready to be whisked along on a smooth and magical ride on the Trans-Siberian Railway.
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