{mosimage}Trans Mongolian Route - is not arguably the most interesting route. The weekly Trans-Mongolian (train #4 eastbound, train #3 westbound) train leaves Moscow for Beijing every Tuesday night. The 7,621 km (4,735 mile) journey takes 6 days. This train crosses Siberia, cuts across Mongolia and the Gobi desert, then enters China and passes through the Great Wall.

Trans Mongolian Route - is not arguably the most interesting route. The weekly Trans-Mongolian (train 4 eastbound, train 3 westbound) train leaves Moscow for Beijing every Tuesday night. The 7,621 km (4,735 mile) journey takes 6 days. This train crosses Siberia, cuts across Mongolia and the Gobi desert, then enters China and passes through the Great Wall. There’s a second weekly train between Moscow and Ulaanbaatar (train 6 eastbound, train 5 westbound). Alternatively, there are daily trains between Moscow and Irkutsk and a daily train between Irkutsk and Ulaanbaatar (train 263/264). There are two trains a week between Ulaanbaatar and Beijing.

Incoming trips to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Russian, Mongolian and Chinese trains come from Moscow /passes through Russian several cities/ to Ulaanbaatar for three times a week, on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Mongolian and Chinese trains come from Beijing to Ulaanbaatar for 3 times a week, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

From Beijing

From Moscow

From Irkutsk

Outgoing trips from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

To Ulan-Ude

To Irkutsk

To Moscow

To Beijing

To Hohhot

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