Stransferaasien
Stransferaasien, also known as the Trans-Siberian Railway, is one of the world’s longest continuous railway networks, stretching approximately 9,288 kilometers (5,772 miles) from Moscow in western Russia to Vladivostok on the Russian Far East’s Pacific coast. Completed in 1916, the railway played a pivotal role in connecting Europe with Asia and facilitating trade, military logistics, and cultural exchange across the vast Eurasian continent.
The Trans-Siberian Railway traverses multiple time zones, spanning eight of Russia’s federal districts, including Moscow, the
The construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway was a monumental engineering feat, requiring the labor of hundreds
Culturally, the Trans-Siberian Railway has inspired literature, film, and art, symbolizing both the vastness of Siberia