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Thanks for writing. I'm considering doing the Trans-Siberian this winter.

• buster 8y ago
  Really? I was thinking about it, but considered -25°C too cold for my likings. I mean, what do you do in the cities? Walking around at -25°C? :(
  • concerned_user 8y ago
    It easily gets to -40°C in Siberia.
  • gk1 8y ago
    Supposedly the landscape is beautiful in the winter, thanks to the snow. Personally I chose to see it in the summer, though, so I can pack fewer clothes.
  • p2t2p 8y ago
    Usually it’s quite warm inside the train, unless you’re unlucky to get a broken car.
  • lmm 8y ago
    I heard from someone who did it in the summer that to do that is missing the point, since at that point it's just a big forest and not very, well, Siberian. (I went in Spring when it was -10, which I think was about the right mix: endless snowfields, and plenty cold enough).