I taught English in Russia for 5 years and only took the platzkart, even with a 40-hour journey from St. Petersburg to Krasnodar. For US viewers, it's kind of like a college dormitory on wheels.
Moscow IT worker here, main hobby is trekking new mountains in Russia once a year. I'm usually taking platzkart if it's not completely booked. Because being locked with 52 people is much more comfortable then being locked with 3 more or even 1. No one in platzkart is going to change air conditioning to full heat because they think their child is not warm enough in the middle of summer. Better then taking a plane because it's a great place to sleep overnight and wake up at your destination, saves time like instant teleportation. Yes I've tried all types of wagons. SW wagons were the worst experience because being treated like some king or ubermensh made me really shy, i'll better play table games with people from platzkart.
In modern Russia, since Soviet times, the difference between a "selo" and a "derevnya" is only in size: a "selo" is a big "derevnya". However, historically, the difference was clearer: a "derevnya" is a peasant settlement, and if a church is built in a "derevnya", then "derevnya" becomes a "selo".
Настя, я, как русский человек, просто благодарна тебе, что снимаешь подобного рода видео, где четко, без воды и нуднятины показываешь разные отрасли жизни русского человека. Это уже третье видео, которое я смотрю, и третье видео, которое я отправляю своим друзьям-иностранцам, чтоб в полной мере показать мою жизнь, и жизнь миллионов россиян:))
I am watching your videos for the first time. I am getting very excited to see the daily life of Russia🇷🇺 also love train travel, so I want to travel on the longest railway track in the world, of course I am talking about the Trans-Siberian railway track. Best wishes for you from Pakistan🇵🇰👍
@@AgentNesty respect from Romania. first of all, I was blown away after seeing so many beds in a train carriage without partitions. when I took the ferry from Liverpool to Dublin, I had access to;; the room;; but I preferred to be on the deck or bar because the space was narrow. about the toilet, when I took the plane from Bucharest to London, when I used the toilet for the first time I felt bad because of the noise, so I understand your feeling in the train toilet I tell you honestly, I congratulate you for your films. Because of you, I look at Russia with more tolerance because I have to separate politics from special Russians like you. Have a nice day
I rode the train from Moscow ( Pavelyetskaya station ) to Saratov in the '90s. The experience was great. I liked the old Soviet era trains but they are slow. The commodes dump onto the tracks and the attendant locks the lavatory door before entering a city. The compartments were clean and comfortable. And people share their food and drinks. I liked the tea and the tea cups provided by the attendants. Very professional. A great way to tour Russia.
I believe it when you say that it takes a long time to edit these videos. While everything is great in the videos, the editing is always the best part for me. You put so much style and personality into the editing, which is always a joy to see!👍
In 1976 , I travelled 7 days (excluding stops ) on the Trans Siberian , in a small group , with an assigned Inturist guide . There were 2 classes - "hard" & "soft" . We had "hard" , with 4 to a compartment - but they were mostly group members . I recall them still being more comfortable than the one shown in the video . Occasionally a single Russian would be assigned to our compartments . Few spoke any English , but we played chess & they were pleasant enough in the compartment , but avoided us on the platform during short stops . This was still the height of the Cold War , so we understood . The Chai boiler was not self serve . A babushka did that for us .
Your videos are always charming, humorous, and informative, Nesty! I like trains, and I enjoyed this virtual trip. With all the bad stuff happening over there, seeing a slice of normal life is nice. Do take care of yourself, please, and keep posting!!
Yes, everything is sad in Russia, there are no crowds of drug addicts dying from salts and acid right on the street, as in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, there are not half a million homeless people, as in the same USA. Inexpensive public transport, safe movement on railways, free medicine, lack of support for bestiality, pederasty and pedophilia.. Russia is just terrible, what can I say.
Oh yeah, that's true! It was my first time i went from Moscow to Kostroma by train, and i paid for upper bed. and.. "Bolel spina srazu". Haha.. That's fun experience to go by train in Russia. I like solo traveling there. As southeast asian, my best experience in Russia was solo-climbing to Elbrus, and i've got 'grad' and 'vyuga' at the time.
You are really charming, funny and have great editing skills!! I have been to Russia 5 times and also travelled in the Trans-Siberian railway. Took the platzkart always. Honestly, I love Russian trains! Really really like to see your slice of life vlogs from Russia!! Love from India!
Loud toilet flushing used to make me plug my ears and startle me as a child. The toilet flushing in the video with the caption "flushing from hell", was very nostalgic lol
Well, the toilet still looks a lot better than the one I had on my last night train by ÖBB (Austria). Granted, the cart was replaced last minute by one from Slovakia and ÖBB reimbursed 75% of the ticket price ... but at least your seat was in one piece. Not sure what sound mine would have made, I might not have been brave enough to use it.
@catsapp Just don't generalize and speak for all Russians here. Most Russians have long figured out what's going on and know how things really are in the West. The U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics recorded 54,539 train derailments between 1990 and 2021, an average of 1,704 per year. Just think about the figure - 1704 trains a year, Karl!!! Russia could not have dreamed of such a thing in a terrible dream. 1 derailment in Russia is already a state emergency.
You're such a well rounded human being. Brave, charming, intelligent, a good story teller, full of humour (under all situations) and stunningly beautiful... I like your videos ...great contents. Thanks for sharing adventures.. All the best.
Been watching videos on russia for years, and must say... it's awesome seeing your villages and day to day life. 32 years old, and considering immigrating to Russia. Not for the government, but for the quiet life and see the historical sites the beautiful country has to offer. Anyone need a Mail order Husband(Kidding)
Hi Nesty, thanks for your explanations. Well, you are still young and be honest, you dont need to much luxury comfort. I wish we would have better times all together and it would be a great experience to make such trips. Take care my dear. CU
I used to travel with similar trains 35 years ago. I'd say that if it is the cheapest train, then its way better then how it was back then. And even back then I liked it. If you have to travel 2-3 days in such a train, you will get used to it like home :)
That was so entertaining. Thank you. You are gorgeous. I enjoy listening to you talk. Your voice is really soothing. And your English is really good. There are people here in America, from America that can't speak as well. Lol. Thank you for your videos.
I remember similar trains in Austria 🇦🇹 when I was a kid. When you flushed the toilet a flap at the bottom of the toilet opened and everything was just falling out on the rails.
Great video! I love travel by train. I was in Russia for the 2018 WC. I traveled from St. Petersburg to Bychov (Belarus) via train. It was a fun experience! I love the comfort and the ability to lay down and sleep on train. Well done A. Nesty!!!!
That was fun and very interesting, reminded me of my train trips years ago, very similar trains and service in many ways in South Africa. Thanks for the entertaining fun vlog Nesty.
I am so glad to have found this channel! Please continue making your videos. Your unique style has the potential to attract a large audience and new supporters.
I wonder what other people thought about the girl on the train talking to herself all day in English?It looks quite a cool way to travel meeting other people for few days on a train.
That was interesting! I"m jealous your trains give you so much space and different types of seats. The train here in Canada that I take for a 3 hour ride is like airplane economy. They squash you into a small space and it's not even that fast for a new train. I barely have room to hold phone in front of me. 😂 I tried business class once and it wasn't much better than the cheapest. Still no lying down…
@@AgentNesty I travel by train between Seattle and Portland all the time, and I always end up getting an entire private roomette just to be comfortable to the maximum - even though it's only about 200km! 👍🏻 I post the trips on my channel regularly too. Ya ever make it to the US, let me know and I'll ensure you get upgraded on your train trips. 🎉
From Latinamerica, I wish someday our countries can joint lands, business, cultures, people with a modern, fast and practicals lines trains similar to Russian or China Railways. Poka Pokaaa...
I enjoyed the video. Yes, it is a dining car. America used to have coast to coast train rides, but not in some decades. Almost everyone has a car, and a plane is faster too. I tried in the 70s to take a train from NYC to Nevada but I was told there were no more passenger trains to Nevada. Although I have (numerous times) taken an Amtrak train from NYC to Washington, DC it was much more comfortable to just drive one of my cars, so I no longer ride trains.
This was a fascinating video about Russian poezd. It's interesting to see the culture around Russian trains, and hope someday I can also experience this "3rd class" experience xD Thank you for your work!
@@AgentNestyYour (cutesy) humour, is what distinguishes you from most v/blogger's covering (mainly) the Russophere. Like you, "Eli from Russia" also uses lots of humour (just her personality), but it's a different flavour! Coincidentally she was recently covering Australia (my patch), maybe you guys can collaborate sometimes? Warm Regards, Jared (Jed) Harrison-Saul Lane [Brisbane/Queensland/Australia]
Feels a lot like the overnight Indian trains I took while I was in college. Cheap tickets, terrifying toilets, interesting co-passengers, packing hommade food to eat. Yours are definitely still better though lmao.
The experience that you had riding the train and Russia doesn't look that different from Amtrak here in the US. Perhaps the Russian trains and more reliable. Here in the US freight trains get priority over passenger trains which can sometimes mean unexpected delays during travel. Another apparent difference between the train you were riding an Amtrak is most Amtrak trains have a car on them that's called an observation car where the upper level is like a giant living room with large windows and couches and a lower level of the car is a cafe. The cafes are often cheaper than the dining cars on Amtrak. It was fun to see this video. Please keep the videos coming. I always enjoy watching your videos.
respect from Romania. first of all, I was blown away after seeing so many beds in a train carriage without partitions. when I took the ferry from Liverpool to Dublin, I had access to;; the room;; but I preferred to be on the deck or bar because the space was narrow. about the toilet, when I took the plane from Bucharest to London, when I used the toilet for the first time I felt bad because of the noise, so I understand your feeling in the train toilet I tell you honestly, I congratulate you for your films. Because of you, I look at Russia with more tolerance because I have to separate politics from special Russians like you. Have a nice day
Nesty God bless you greatly, you are a cheerful, friendly person who brings joy in your videos, greetings from brazil 🇧🇷 merry christmas🎄 a big big hug, your videos showing the interior of cities and train journeys, stay with jesus👍👏
Thanks for sharing.From beginning I always wanted to go to Europe but for an lower class Indian it's almost impossible.But these kind of videos gives me a imaginary life that I want.thanks.
Nesty: thank u so much for your vids! As I love Russian literature and its culture of course, I find these vlogs very interesting. And you are very funny and it is one of the characteristics of these vlogs that I love. My fav part: when you say at the end of the vids: "Paka Paka" I love it. Cheers from Argentina!! 😅 Sebastian
Moscow to St.Petersburg is the most popular! 😁😁 I took train from Ekaterinburg to Moscow once, i didnt know it was a two day journey.. i went into the train fat like Kim jun Un, but after two days, i came down as the Buddah! you could see my skeletons
You have very good trains in Russia and really spacious trains, compared with other european countries. I travelled to Samara railway station few years ago and I have to say that it is a really impressive station and well organized . About the train toilets, have you ever used a british strain??
About train toilets: its okay, tbh. I still have a very vivid memory of travelling to summer camp in 2009 and having to flush the toilet and it just... opened up. Into the outside. You could see the tracks moving from the toilet hole. And it also smelled. So yeah.. plane-like modern toilets are much better than.. that. Even if they're noisy and scary.
Nesty Deus te abençoe grandemente vc e alegre simpatica que traz alegria nos seu videos saudaçao do 🇧🇷 feliz natal🎄 um grande abraço legal seus videos mostrando o interior das cidades e viagens de trem fica com jesus
Wow, very interesting. At first I thought it was strange to have a bed in the design of that train. As I watched more, I thought it was a great idea to be able to sleep while travelling long distance. I hope security of your personal items is safe from theft. I love your humour and videos.
Thank u for your comment ❤️ Since there is a cameras in the train, conductor, train police and people who can’t leave until the destination point, everything is safe :) But ofc we need to be carefully with security of our staff 🌝
I prefer trains to planes myself, but that is partly because i'm from a little country. Nice video! I've used to travel a lot in Russia by train, so i know what is this (weird) experience all about.
This is luxury compared to the U.S. Army Caboose in Frankfurt (21st replacement unit} Germany. We had no light, no toilet, no food, no water just air to breathe.
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'Platzkart' is a nice German word. I have just realised that the Russian language uses a lot of German words, especially in the technical field.
@catsapp On the technical field Germans and Russians can work very well together, it just does not work on a political level.
In Russian Empire we had a large ethnic German population, btw I have some German roots too.
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Potato as Kartoffel is one.
Null 🎉
I taught English in Russia for 5 years and only took the platzkart, even with a 40-hour journey from St. Petersburg to Krasnodar. For US viewers, it's kind of like a college dormitory on wheels.
Lol yeah, but for all ages and sexes.
Moscow IT worker here, main hobby is trekking new mountains in Russia once a year. I'm usually taking platzkart if it's not completely booked. Because being locked with 52 people is much more comfortable then being locked with 3 more or even 1. No one in platzkart is going to change air conditioning to full heat because they think their child is not warm enough in the middle of summer. Better then taking a plane because it's a great place to sleep overnight and wake up at your destination, saves time like instant teleportation. Yes I've tried all types of wagons. SW wagons were the worst experience because being treated like some king or ubermensh made me really shy, i'll better play table games with people from platzkart.
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In modern Russia, since Soviet times, the difference between a "selo" and a "derevnya" is only in size: a "selo" is a big "derevnya". However, historically, the difference was clearer: a "derevnya" is a peasant settlement, and if a church is built in a "derevnya", then "derevnya" becomes a "selo".
Настя, я, как русский человек, просто благодарна тебе, что снимаешь подобного рода видео, где четко, без воды и нуднятины показываешь разные отрасли жизни русского человека. Это уже третье видео, которое я смотрю, и третье видео, которое я отправляю своим друзьям-иностранцам, чтоб в полной мере показать мою жизнь, и жизнь миллионов россиян:))
Вау, мне капец как приятно, спасибо огромное! 💗
Великолепня жизнь надо сказать . Некоторые не ценят почему-то
@@xalekcey охеренная... наслаждайся на весь оклад
@@duckduckov4362 именно так! Спасибо.
@@duckduckov4362 ну, и на премию немного!
Тётка с синдромом вахтёра, которая твёрдо уверена, что что-то запрещено (хотя на самом деле это не так) - это так типично
Love your accent and your humor. Also love the Russian people and culture.
As a French guy who loves Train and Russia, i'm glad RUclips showed me this video. Your accent sounds wonderful!
I am watching your videos for the first time. I am getting very excited to see the daily life of Russia🇷🇺 also love train travel, so I want to travel on the longest railway track in the world, of course I am talking about the Trans-Siberian railway track.
Best wishes for you from Pakistan🇵🇰👍
Gaaaahhh, I'm so jealous! In Canada, the train is super expensive. I would love to travel that way. Great vid, Anastasia!
Ah that explains it💪🏽
And late too. I take the Union Windsor is late going both ways same time same place everyday..
Nesty is one of the funniest/most charming ladies I know....Always sooo entertaining and fun!
Wow, thank u so much!!!❤️
COBALAH INDOMIE👈🏽👍
@@AgentNesty respect from Romania. first of all, I was blown away after seeing so many beds in a train carriage without partitions. when I took the ferry from Liverpool to Dublin, I had access to;; the room;; but I preferred to be on the deck or bar because the space was narrow. about the toilet, when I took the plane from Bucharest to London, when I used the toilet for the first time I felt bad because of the noise, so I understand your feeling in the train toilet I tell you honestly, I congratulate you for your films. Because of you, I look at Russia with more tolerance because I have to separate politics from special Russians like you. Have a nice day
I rode the train from Moscow ( Pavelyetskaya station ) to Saratov in the '90s. The experience was great. I liked the old Soviet era trains but they are slow. The commodes dump onto the tracks and the attendant locks the lavatory door before entering a city. The compartments were clean and comfortable. And people share their food and drinks. I liked the tea and the tea cups provided by the attendants. Very professional. A great way to tour Russia.
I believe it when you say that it takes a long time to edit these videos. While everything is great in the videos, the editing is always the best part for me. You put so much style and personality into the editing, which is always a joy to see!👍
A little too fast sometimes...
@@andresbiyaya5205 To each their own.
@@Brandon-ik3ym No way!😮
@@andresbiyaya5205 ?
@@Brandon-ik3ym What is what? 😅
As always, Nesty is charming, witty, endearing, and of course, informative!
Thank u so much, I’m happy you’re watching 🥰❤️
But also very whiny, sensitive, dissatisfied, disrespectful and tactless.
Настя а не Нести. Вы не правильно пишете её имя
If the revolution that never happened did one thing, it's that RUclips recommended me this channel. I claiming this as a win.
In 1976 , I travelled 7 days (excluding stops ) on the Trans Siberian , in a small group , with an assigned Inturist guide . There were 2 classes - "hard" & "soft" . We had "hard" , with 4 to a compartment - but they were mostly group members . I recall them still being more comfortable than the one shown in the video . Occasionally a single Russian would be assigned to our compartments . Few spoke any English , but we played chess & they were pleasant enough in the compartment , but avoided us on the platform during short stops . This was still the height of the Cold War , so we understood . The Chai boiler was not self serve . A babushka did that for us .
I've taken the train from Moscow to St Petersburg back in the 90s. Things have changed a lot
I’m sooo glad you’re still making your videos. Your world is soo interesting thank you for sharing. ❤️
Thank u for waiting, I’m keep doing that only because of that 🥹❤️
Your videos are always charming, humorous, and informative, Nesty! I like trains, and I enjoyed this virtual trip. With all the bad stuff happening over there, seeing a slice of normal life is nice. Do take care of yourself, please, and keep posting!!
Bad stuff in Russia? The bad stuff is not happening in Russia. This charming vlog shows everything is wonderful in Russia.
@Ro Bear That's a good way to put it.
Thank u so much Brian 😊 I’m happy you liked it! I’m trying to make more content about regular life in Russia.
@@AgentNesty привет из Австралии! 🇦🇺🚔👮🏼♂️✌️Классны канал!
Yes, everything is sad in Russia, there are no crowds of drug addicts dying from salts and acid right on the street, as in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, there are not half a million homeless people, as in the same USA. Inexpensive public transport, safe movement on railways, free medicine, lack of support for bestiality, pederasty and pedophilia.. Russia is just terrible, what can I say.
Oh yeah, that's true! It was my first time i went from Moscow to Kostroma by train, and i paid for upper bed. and.. "Bolel spina srazu". Haha..
That's fun experience to go by train in Russia. I like solo traveling there. As southeast asian, my best experience in Russia was solo-climbing to Elbrus, and i've got 'grad' and 'vyuga' at the time.
You are really charming, funny and have great editing skills!! I have been to Russia 5 times and also travelled in the Trans-Siberian railway. Took the platzkart always. Honestly, I love Russian trains! Really really like to see your slice of life vlogs from Russia!! Love from India!
Loud toilet flushing used to make me plug my ears and startle me as a child. The toilet flushing in the video with the caption "flushing from hell", was very nostalgic lol
Interesting those long distance train journeys. Thanks for letting us travel with you!
Thank u for joining!❤️
Well, the toilet still looks a lot better than the one I had on my last night train by ÖBB (Austria). Granted, the cart was replaced last minute by one from Slovakia and ÖBB reimbursed 75% of the ticket price ... but at least your seat was in one piece. Not sure what sound mine would have made, I might not have been brave enough to use it.
KABEEER + GOD----ALMIGHTY 🙏🙏
@catsapp and you are right, it is.
@catsapp Just don't generalize and speak for all Russians here. Most Russians have long figured out what's going on and know how things really are in the West. The U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics recorded 54,539 train derailments between 1990 and 2021, an average of 1,704 per year. Just think about the figure - 1704 trains a year, Karl!!! Russia could not have dreamed of such a thing in a terrible dream. 1 derailment in Russia is already a state emergency.
Danke! Your humor is gold!
Thank u sooo much for supporting me!❤️🥰 Wanna keep making u smile 💗
You are a blend of beauty and personality both. Beauty gets the attention , personality gets the heart.
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Thank you my friend.
You're such a well rounded human being. Brave, charming, intelligent, a good story teller, full of humour (under all situations) and stunningly beautiful... I like your videos ...great contents. Thanks for sharing adventures.. All the best.
Thank u so much ❤️🥰 I’ll keep trying my best!
Been watching videos on russia for years, and must say... it's awesome seeing your villages and day to day life.
32 years old, and considering immigrating to Russia.
Not for the government, but for the quiet life and see the historical sites the beautiful country has to offer.
Anyone need a Mail order Husband(Kidding)
Hi Nesty, thanks for your explanations. Well, you are still young and be honest, you dont need to much luxury comfort. I wish we would have better times all together and it would be a great experience to make such trips. Take care my dear. CU
You have a pretty face but it's your humor that I love. After all my bias finds all slovak gals in youtube pretty. So, its your humor that stands out.
I love train rides. This one reminds me of those I enjoyed in the nineties. In better times I totally want to make a train trip through Russia.
Hope this times will some soon 🤞🏻
Minimum 7 days from Moscow to Vladivostok, so you totally can prove how much you love it)
@@Naerus 7 days !! Is there a shower on board ?
@@seanjodjones most old trains dont have shower, so you must have big skills in sustain your hygiene =D
Умница. Очень понравилось ваш ... как называется, влог? блог? Строете мосты-- добрые, смешные: вперед!
You are so quirky and funny. Love these videos- keep up the good work.
Thank u so much 🥰
Thank you for your videos, they are so goooood!
Continue to post them and take care.
Привет из Австралии люди добрые! 🇦🇺🚔👮🏼♂️✌️
I used to travel with similar trains 35 years ago. I'd say that if it is the cheapest train, then its way better then how it was back then. And even back then I liked it. If you have to travel 2-3 days in such a train, you will get used to it like home :)
Thanks for this video. Good cultural experience . I lived in Germany for 2 years. I loved traveling on the train lots.
I always look forward to your videos. Your editing and humor are the best!
That was different and enjoyable! Thanks for the trip.
That was so entertaining. Thank you. You are gorgeous. I enjoy listening to you talk. Your voice is really soothing. And your English is really good. There are people here in America, from America that can't speak as well. Lol. Thank you for your videos.
Love From Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
I remember similar trains in Austria 🇦🇹 when I was a kid. When you flushed the toilet a flap at the bottom of the toilet opened and everything was just falling out on the rails.
Great video! I love travel by train. I was in Russia for the 2018 WC. I traveled from St. Petersburg to Bychov (Belarus) via train. It was a fun experience! I love the comfort and the ability to lay down and sleep on train. Well done A. Nesty!!!!
Wow, so cool u was here at 2018! It was such a nice time 😊
@@AgentNesty Indeed it was a great time!
That was fun and very interesting, reminded me of my train trips years ago, very similar trains and service in many ways in South Africa.
Thanks for the entertaining fun vlog Nesty.
I am so glad to have found this channel!
Please continue making your videos. Your unique style has the potential to attract a large audience and new supporters.
I wonder what other people thought about the girl on the train talking to herself all day in English?It looks quite a cool way to travel meeting other people for few days on a train.
That was interesting! I"m jealous your trains give you so much space and different types of seats. The train here in Canada that I take for a 3 hour ride is like airplane economy. They squash you into a small space and it's not even that fast for a new train. I barely have room to hold phone in front of me. 😂 I tried business class once and it wasn't much better than the cheapest. Still no lying down…
Albeit there are multiple overnight trains in Canada, the one that goes out to Vancouver is extremely premium! It's stunning!
@@ThrashingCode Yea that's true! I think it's called the Mountaineer
Haha, that would be nice to have beds and space everywhere, even if the travel is small, even in the buses 🌝🥹
@@AgentNesty I would love that on the bus 😂✌
@@AgentNesty I travel by train between Seattle and Portland all the time, and I always end up getting an entire private roomette just to be comfortable to the maximum - even though it's only about 200km! 👍🏻 I post the trips on my channel regularly too. Ya ever make it to the US, let me know and I'll ensure you get upgraded on your train trips. 🎉
Your remind me of my roommates from college- humor is everywhere!
I love your videos . Your hilarious and enjoyable to watch. Blessings to you. A big hug from México.
Great job again Nesty, always look forward to seeing your videos.😃😃
It's absolutely worth it to get the train's bulk shared with her!!!
You Are alway so funny and glowing with happiness, thank you
From Latinamerica, I wish someday our countries can joint lands, business, cultures, people with a modern, fast and practicals lines trains similar to Russian or China Railways. Poka Pokaaa...
I enjoyed the video. Yes, it is a dining car. America used to have coast to coast train rides, but not in some decades. Almost everyone has a car, and a plane is faster too. I tried in the 70s to take a train from NYC to Nevada but I was told there were no more passenger trains to Nevada. Although I have (numerous times) taken an Amtrak train from NYC to Washington, DC it was much more comfortable to just drive one of my cars, so I no longer ride trains.
Thank you for sharing your trip with us.
It was interesting.
Нести❤классное путешествие и классное видео 🎉🎉🎉мы любим тебя 😊😊😊
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Thank you for showing your nice railway trip.
Always interested in trains all my life ..thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
ชอบสิ่งที่คุณรีวิวบนรถไฟ ดีมากครับ ต้องหาโอกาสไปบ้างแล้ว
Always enjoy your videos.... personality plus! Thank you
Watching this gives me 100% nostalgia :)
Very nice funniest and entertaining 🤣
I like train travelling. Thank you 😊
This was a fascinating video about Russian poezd. It's interesting to see the culture around Russian trains, and hope someday I can also experience this "3rd class" experience xD Thank you for your work!
thank u soo much for your nice comment! ❤ I also hope you'll be able to travel here and experience it!
@@AgentNestyYour (cutesy) humour, is what distinguishes you from most v/blogger's covering (mainly) the Russophere.
Like you, "Eli from Russia" also uses lots of humour (just her personality), but it's a different flavour!
Coincidentally she was recently covering Australia (my patch), maybe you guys can collaborate sometimes?
Warm Regards, Jared (Jed) Harrison-Saul Lane [Brisbane/Queensland/Australia]
Feels a lot like the overnight Indian trains I took while I was in college. Cheap tickets, terrifying toilets, interesting co-passengers, packing hommade food to eat. Yours are definitely still better though lmao.
Nice vlog I really like the way you talking and the information you give it
The experience that you had riding the train and Russia doesn't look that different from Amtrak here in the US. Perhaps the Russian trains and more reliable. Here in the US freight trains get priority over passenger trains which can sometimes mean unexpected delays during travel. Another apparent difference between the train you were riding an Amtrak is most Amtrak trains have a car on them that's called an observation car where the upper level is like a giant living room with large windows and couches and a lower level of the car is a cafe. The cafes are often cheaper than the dining cars on Amtrak. It was fun to see this video. Please keep the videos coming. I always enjoy watching your videos.
Love your videos nesty. Always top notch. Thanks for being a lovely person ❤
Thank u for watching and supporting me 😍❤️
respect from Romania. first of all, I was blown away after seeing so many beds in a train carriage without partitions. when I took the ferry from Liverpool to Dublin, I had access to;; the room;; but I preferred to be on the deck or bar because the space was narrow. about the toilet, when I took the plane from Bucharest to London, when I used the toilet for the first time I felt bad because of the noise, so I understand your feeling in the train toilet I tell you honestly, I congratulate you for your films. Because of you, I look at Russia with more tolerance because I have to separate politics from special Russians like you. Have a nice day
Feeling so good after watching ur videos .......Being a new subscriber fall in love with u through only first video
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Hey Beb!! Another great video. I love Mother Russia, but I live so far away :(.
I did Leningrad to Moscow by trains in the 80's. One conductor and I got hammered on a bottle of scotch I brought along.
I love your channel. Your videos are always funny and you're extremely gorgeous🥰😍🥰
You are very brave! Walking to the dining car, all by yourself. 🤣 🖐🇨🇦
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Nesty God bless you greatly, you are a cheerful, friendly person who brings joy in your videos, greetings from brazil 🇧🇷 merry christmas🎄 a big big hug, your videos showing the interior of cities and train journeys, stay with jesus👍👏
Very nice video. Perhaps I will visit Russia someday and ride that same train.
I quite like trains too...have travelled on trains in Denmark, France, UK, Iraq!..Spain, Portugal, Japan. Nice to see a Russian train.
As always, a fun and interesting video! Thanks for all of hard work.
Lovely video ! I like your humour and your kindness.
Thanks for sharing.From beginning I always wanted to go to Europe but for an lower class Indian it's almost impossible.But these kind of videos gives me a imaginary life that I want.thanks.
Your cheapest train is equivalent to our VIP train. haha!
Really enjoyed this video. Loved the "does not fly, so does not fall."
Nesty: thank u so much for your vids! As I love Russian literature and its culture of course, I find these vlogs very interesting. And you are very funny and it is one of the characteristics of these vlogs that I love. My fav part: when you say at the end of the vids: "Paka Paka" I love it. Cheers from Argentina!! 😅 Sebastian
Hello ! Good video! You made sure you got plenty of food for the 2 days train trip 😅....❤
Moscow to St.Petersburg is the most popular! 😁😁
I took train from Ekaterinburg to Moscow once, i didnt know it was a two day journey.. i went into the train fat like Kim jun Un, but after two days, i came down as the Buddah! you could see my skeletons
Эм, запрещено снимать, вплодь до статьи-когда это стало запрещено?))))0)))
Спасибо за выпуск, вы молодец ❤
You have very good trains in Russia and really spacious trains, compared with other european countries. I travelled to Samara railway station few years ago and I have to say that it is a really impressive station and well organized . About the train toilets, have you ever used a british strain??
I decided to try some of those instant potatoes(UK)and i was very impressed.Thanks for the tip.
Спасибо за интересное видео Анастасия,вы самый красивый Агент❤
About train toilets: its okay, tbh. I still have a very vivid memory of travelling to summer camp in 2009 and having to flush the toilet and it just... opened up. Into the outside. You could see the tracks moving from the toilet hole. And it also smelled.
So yeah.. plane-like modern toilets are much better than.. that. Even if they're noisy and scary.
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You’re too cute! Love your channel. And I’m old enough to be your grandfather. Stay safe!
Wow, very interesting. At first I thought it was strange to have a bed in the design of that train.
As I watched more, I thought it was a great idea to be able to sleep while travelling long distance.
I hope security of your personal items is safe from theft.
I love your humour and videos.
Thank u for your comment ❤️ Since there is a cameras in the train, conductor, train police and people who can’t leave until the destination point, everything is safe :) But ofc we need to be carefully with security of our staff 🌝
I'm from Moscow and we call this train food instant noodles, but not spaghetti or "bshka". We have a funny special word for it - doshik.
I prefer trains to planes myself, but that is partly because i'm from a little country. Nice video! I've used to travel a lot in Russia by train, so i know what is this (weird) experience all about.
So cool! Thank u so much for your comment ❤️🥰
I loved travelling by Russian trains! It’s fun, an adventure and I usually met interesting people. It’s a very sociable experience.
Brilliant as ever. Thanks!
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Haha your videos always make me laugh 🤣 and your so sweet too 🤭
Thanks Nesty 💜
its soo interesting that why slovic nations (slovic enthincities) are soo beautiful.
We did'nt burn our witches😂
@@АзсъмАлександр actually this is true . how barbarian can be a human being.
This is luxury compared to the U.S. Army Caboose in Frankfurt (21st replacement unit} Germany. We had no light, no toilet, no food, no water just air to breathe.