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My one and only 6 hour sleeper train was in Russia. It was cozy, amazing views at night, and they wake you when your destination is coming up. I think when you
by lionkor 2y ago
My one and only 6 hour sleeper train was in Russia. It was cozy, amazing views at night, and they wake you when your destination is coming up.
I think when you share anecdotes like yours, its good to share anecdotes like mine, to balance it out :)
- leobg 2y agoWhich route? Does it still exist?
- chupasaurus 2y ago6 hours is too short for any special trains (i.e. #001/2 is Moscow - St.Petersburg 8 hour night train) so you can expect that at any route, also attendants have to wake up passengers by a rule. Added: GP is probably talking about a train that didn't cross a border.
- lionkor 2y agoI believe it was Krasnodar to Sochi, along the sea, so you'd wake up and look out and see nothing but ocean on one side. This was like two years ago or so, so still exists probably