#trans-siberia

After settling in my actual hostel here in Ulan-Ude, East Siberia, I took a stroll to catch the great awesomeness that is the sun outside. Ulan-Ude is a very small (around 320 000 people) sympathetic town

The last day, or morning on the train I don’t have many memories. Except I woke up to Borya shouting in my ear, “Niko! Ulan-Ude 15 mins!” so I grabbed my stuff and made my way out of the train. Still drunk

I barely had my breakfast (instant soup, what else) when Kiril rushes to invite me over to their car for some vodka and beer. It was noon btw. Apparently, it was Anton’s 26th birthday so how could I refuse?

I woke up with the taste of vodka and smoke in my mouth. I look around and see only strange faces. I don’t know how long we’ve been on the road. Days, weeks, years? I look out of the window. We were definitely

Trans-Siberian train, Russia Dobraye ootra! (good morning) I slept like a baby with a lot of interesting dreams of my past. Slept well until noon when people getting off the train woke me up. Made some

Trans-Siberian train, Russia The hour has come to kick this trip up to speed! Goodbye Moscow! Tired? Who, me? Even though my bags were heavy with all the food, I decided to walk to the station as I had

Moscow, Russia Ok, it is clear I want to indulge myself for all food in different cultures that come my way. So to document these occasions, I (sort of)copied the idea from Madventures. I’ll start with

Moscow, Russia First off, in 13 hours from the moment I write this I will be heading towards East Siberia, Ulan-Ude, so in the next 5 days, there will be no hearing from me obviously. Might be uncertain

Moscow, Russia After the supermarket trip that took me most of the day, I decided to opt for some night action! I googled up some night clubs (even if it was Tuesday night) and decided to go for this

Helsinki, Finland Ok, this is it. Left everything behind and jumped on the train from Helsinki to Moscow. My family and friends saw me on my way, which felt nice but also saddened me a little. I am lucky