39:26 I am from Romania. There in the distance is the Cernavoda nuclear power plant. 39:50 That bridge made of steel beams was built according to the sketches of engineer Anghel Saligny in 1890 and took 5 years to complete. 43:50 Up there on the mountaintop is the Heroes' Cross on Mount Caraiman. It is in the shape of a Latin cross, has a height of 39.3 meters and was built between 1924-1928.
life is not all about comfort and easy living, but rather trying boundaries. Absolutely Breathtaking, this kind of a human endeavour travelling is what makes us all capable of everything. glad to become an enthusiastic subscriber. respect from New Zealand.
Nice words thank you very much and agree with you on that. Its impressive how far people can travel by land, how everything works and how things around you are changing. Welcome to our channel.
I have been to 154 countries and territories in 45 years of travel,most by air but your video has gave me the push I need to travel more,thank you for the inspiration
Wow you got a lot! And thank you very much. Thats good to hear. Just wait for new videos. There will be a lot of interesting countries, which you maybe already visit actually.
There few people who have a true passion for travel,I just love it,it all started for me my 1st time outside Europe to Istanbul to watch turkey v England in 1984 football,I was back in Istanbul in December 2024 and I had the same excitement,some streets had not changed,street traders selling fish sandwiches at 22.30 ,I happen to also be a street trader,thank you again for your videos,I live in Bangkok and next month I will visit a friend in Bali visit 2 cousins in wellington New Zealand on to the Cook Islands and then Australia for dinner with a Peruvian couple that I meet on pilgrimage to Bethlehem in 2022,I sometimes forget how good my life is
You are welcome. Yes its really great sometimes to return to some places, we werevin istanbul like 10 times and always excited to be there. Some places when you were so many times can feel like “home” already. Your plans sound very good too! Enjoy them all
The best way to travel! And from the Price its for everyone affordable (excluding Accommodation costs) and more valuable: you see more from the Landscape. Thats what you dont get with Planes!
Thats great! By train after ankara you can actually get only till tatvan or kars. Then only bus at the moment. But definately go further its a great adventure👌
It's quite an interesting video. This is an outstanding video! Your efforts in providing accurate and reliable information are highly commendable. The video is perfectly organized, and your detailed explanations are exceptionally comprehensive. Wishing you all the best in reaching 1 million followers soon..
For sure do it. Its a great trip. Big difference between uae and iran. We have many videos from iran on our channel, you can check if you need some info
@Letsgobyland I understood bits and pieces of the post by Alexei Maksimov, who no doubt wrote the post in Russian. Although by the early-2010s I’d taught myself to transliterate that language’s alphabet, understanding others has been hard. That said, I admire the sound of Russian, with Canada, the country in which I have always lived, having one of the largest Russian-speaking communities in the world outside the former Soviet Union.
@@wainber1 мне очень приятно,что мой родной язык, нравится многим,тем более в такое, время, когда мой язык считают чем то страшным и нельзя на нём разговаривать,хотя почти во всём мире есть русские школы 😁
@@АлексейМаксимов-к6ж The war in Ukraine and the controversial Françafrique policy haven't put off my interest taking an interest in Russian or French, with the latter language one with which I have, based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, an intermediate-level ability to use, putting myself at B1½. With A, according to the CEFRL, considered basic, I consider my ability to use Russian below even A1, the lowest of 6 levels (the highest C2). A translation into French follows. Une traduction en français suit. La guerre en Ukraine et la politique controversée de la Françafrique n'ont pas détourné mon intérêt pour le russe ou le français, quelle dernière langue étant celle que j'utilise, selon le Cadre européen commun de référence pour les langues, à un niveau intermédiaire, me situant au niveau B1½. Avec A, selon le CECRL, considéré comme basique, je considère ma capacité à utiliser le russe comme inférieure à A1, le plus bas des 6 niveaux (le plus élevé étant C2). Une traduction en russe, via le service traduction de Yandex, suit. Русский перевод, выполненный службой переводов Яндекса, представлен ниже. Война на Украине и противоречивая политика французской Африки не отвлекли мой интерес ни от русского, ни от французского, какой из последних языков я использую, согласно Общеевропейские компетенции владения иностранным языком (CEFRL), на промежуточном уровне, ставя себя на уровень B1½. Поскольку А, согласно CEFRL, считается базовым, я считаю свою способность использовать русский язык ниже, чем A1, самый низкий из 6 уровней (самый высокий-C2).
That's a loooong but interesting trip.I think that the longest I've done by land and sea was Istanbul (Asian side)to Middlesbrough in northern England.I used trains,ferries,buses and foot.
Thanks for your efforts and for recording it. I am going to watch again in more detail. I think you LIKE busses, and multiple busses. There are (or were when I lived there) express busses from major cities, such as Shiraz to Tehran etc. Also, if I had been planning this I think (only think?) that I would have looked at crossing Saudi Arabia, going to Alexandria and taking a boat to Piraeus - it might be a better journey. I cannot say that definitively as I have not done it, but it would be worth reviewing.
Thank you also, and you are welcome. Well trains are better bzt they were fully booked so we used buses. We wanted to stop on the way at some places to explore more, so thats why we didnt take express buses. Good idea about piraeus. Will look at it!
We took high spee train in turkey when we were going to dubai from amsterdam, we have video about that journey on our channel. From dubai to vienna we wanted to take a different route
I like the idea of traveling by land even if it takes a little longer. Yet until there are trains that travel underneath more of the world’s oceans and gulfs, air travel may very well be the most practical way of jumping between continents that unlike nearby parts as well connected by train, road or boat.
@ Before having viewed that video of yours I hadn’t known there had been ferries linking the UAE to Iran. get after that they’re no doubt our links overland between Iran and the European Union that don’t involve travelling through Russia. I grew up with the 1980s in Canada during an era of a massive Iron Curtain between countries in Western Europe and those further east. After the 1990s breakup of the Soviet Union, followed by that of Yugoslavia, links by road and rail made overland travel into many other parts of Europe easier. That said, who would’ve thought that, pandemic aside, travelling overland between Belarus and the EU would in 2021 become a lot harder, followed by overland travel from Russia? Although the Yugoslav wars had long ended, making travel throughout much of the Balkans a lot easier, Ukraine isn’t that far from parts of the Balkans, with Romania bordering Ukraine in the northeast and southeast. Hopefully travel through the Balkans to the EU will continue to go smoothly, even with all the issues so many within the Balkans still have, because as the Russo-Ukraine war has shown, land links can be severed for years. Who knows if travel by bus, airplane or train will resume normally anytime soon between the Belarus-Russia Union State (BRUS) and EU countries that border such Union State? It might not have been from the 1990s to January 2022 necessarily a breeze to cross from Belarus or Russia to any EU member state bordering either former Soviet republic, but things have become a lot harder since then including bans on some types of vehicles registered within the BRUS from crossing into the EU and trains that if operated by the Russian or Belarusian state railway company are now banned from entering the EU to pick up or drop off passengers there.
@ yes. You are right. Hope some things get better and improve. Also when we travel to russis we had to go through estonia which is only eu country allow to enter russia. About iran to dubai ferry yes many people dont know about it. Its not very populat tourist direction. We did 4 ferry journeys between iran and dubai and saw in total 1 group of chinesse tourist.
You can check separate videos from almost each journey. Or on our second channel we will soon publish videos from destination we visit😉 /@realsoundsoftravel is our second channel
You beat me! I felt the same seeing the day # with no information of the whereabouts 😢 . I has been desire to travel through this region. I thought i could do it vicariously through this travel vlog. IMO, the vloger killed the joy of this wonderful journey going through different kinds of terrain, countries, and people. Request you redo the vlog with more travel info, starting from Sharjah all the way to Vienna.
A really interesting video. But I wouldn’t like to do the journey in 20 days, I would miss a lot of the scenery sleeping I would be so tired. Taken at a leisurely pace, fantastic but at higher cost, and cheaper to fly.
The only reason was we went through turkey before when we went to dubai from amsterdam. So wanted to explore different countries on the way back. We have video on our channel also from amsterdam to dubai via turkey.
Helooo from California, such a beautiful film long journey,Train from Armenia 🇦🇲 to Georgia is the best , I take that many time to go to Black Sea ,thanks for amazing experience you shearing for your travel channel,
We are a couple, so me and my girlfriend. The only thing was on the dubai-iran border is a female department and department for men, thats it. We could travel in a mixed compartments etc…
Trains in iran were fully booked. Some routes only bus possible and for example to go kars from georgia is a bit complicated so easier to go by bus straight. When we went from amsterdam to dubai by land we used train ankra to tatvan. You can check video on our channel too. So thats why…but train ankara to kars is on our list and we will do it soon
13:26 this says”welcome Mehdi” who according to their beliefs is the companion of Christ in his decent to earth. Mehdi should be landing in Iran according to them.
You are welcome. We choose bus because when you go from Georgia to Turkey there is no train connection near by. So its easier to take a bus. From Ankara we could take a train to Istanbul but we decided to basicaly cross whole turkey by bus. Just for fun. We used trains in turkey in opossite direction on our journey Amsterdam to Dubai. If you want to see trains in turkey we have videos on our chennel too.
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Wow!!! I love to do it when I am free.
@@RichardLu-jw6pr do it for sure👍
39:26 I am from Romania. There in the distance is the Cernavoda nuclear power plant.
39:50 That bridge made of steel beams was built according to the sketches of engineer Anghel Saligny in 1890 and took 5 years to complete.
43:50 Up there on the mountaintop is the Heroes' Cross on Mount Caraiman. It is in the shape of a Latin cross, has a height of 39.3 meters and was built between 1924-1928.
Hi. Thank you for informations👌
life is not all about comfort and easy living, but rather trying boundaries.
Absolutely Breathtaking, this kind of a human endeavour travelling is what makes us all capable of everything.
glad to become an enthusiastic subscriber.
respect from New Zealand.
Nice words thank you very much and agree with you on that. Its impressive how far people can travel by land, how everything works and how things around you are changing. Welcome to our channel.
Plane vlogs can't give all this Life to the viewers . Greetings from Portugal 🇵🇹 .
Absolutely true👌
I have been to 154 countries and territories in 45 years of travel,most by air but your video has gave me the push I need to travel more,thank you for the inspiration
Wow you got a lot! And thank you very much. Thats good to hear. Just wait for new videos. There will be a lot of interesting countries, which you maybe already visit actually.
I think this was awesome. I did Bucharest to Vienna to Prague to Berlin to Brussels to London on the train this past fall…memories to last a lifetime
You did also nice trip. Imagine what memories we have from this journey
That was very interesting, thank you! Did a lot of train journeys in my time but never to the east. Looking forward to seeing your other videos!
Thank you too. Yes direction to east its very interesting and there are a lot of videos comming from there.
Ar-MEN-ia!
Brilliant!
Blessed be all the healthy countries that have not been feminized and manhood abolished.
@@amschelmayer.7092 You know you're heading into decadence when the prices go up and the men are replaced by harlots.
There few people who have a true passion for travel,I just love it,it all started for me my 1st time outside Europe to Istanbul to watch turkey v England in 1984 football,I was back in Istanbul in December 2024 and I had the same excitement,some streets had not changed,street traders selling fish sandwiches at 22.30 ,I happen to also be a street trader,thank you again for your videos,I live in Bangkok and next month I will visit a friend in Bali visit 2 cousins in wellington New Zealand on to the Cook Islands and then Australia for dinner with a Peruvian couple that I meet on pilgrimage to Bethlehem in 2022,I sometimes forget how good my life is
You are welcome. Yes its really great sometimes to return to some places, we werevin istanbul like 10 times and always excited to be there. Some places when you were so many times can feel like “home” already. Your plans sound very good too! Enjoy them all
This is just a fantastic video. I’m adding it to my favourites so that I can watch it again sometime.
Thank you very much. Was a lot of work but worth it. Enjoy watching👌
Simply fantastic! I'm sure you'll never forget this trip. You lucky!!
Exactly as you said. This kind of trip you will never forget.
Very good price. Good video.i shall watch the full versions as well
Thank you. Yes price for this kind of adventure is good. And of course its possible to do it even cheaper.
The best way to travel! And from the Price its for everyone affordable (excluding Accommodation costs) and more valuable: you see more from the Landscape. Thats what you dont get with Planes!
Absolutely true😉
so you would spend 10 times more and take so long when with 300 € you can fly one way to Dubai from Vienna? Do you know the basics of economics?
@@fgrion do you know to enjoy life and explore the world? or just need to be everywhere as fast as possible?
@Letsgobyland lol spending 20 days on smelly busses and crammed trains to you means "enjoying life"?
@ Its Not the longest distance. 😄 someone made such a Trip from southern Portugal to Saigon in Vietnam.
wow what an amazing video of an amazing trip, big compliments for sharing!!!!!
Thank you very much👌
Absolutes Top-Video! I've enjoyed it! Thank You!
Thank you too. And its great to hear that. More videos like this coming soon👌
What an epic trip. Really loved watching that. 👍
Thank you. Great to hear that👌
Epic trip. I've done Ireland - Ankara by train, never got any further, but will do so some day.
Thats great! By train after ankara you can actually get only till tatvan or kars. Then only bus at the moment. But definately go further its a great adventure👌
Yes 🎉🎉. I love to travel by road. It's amazing travel with mother natur
Yes its absolutely the best👌
What a fascinating video. I suppose that is the way to go provided you have the time.
Thank you. Yes we quit a job to travel so we have time 👌
WHAT A GREAT JOURNEY❤
Yes one of our best journey 👌
Very interesting. I can only dream to travel now.
Then we hope you will be able to travel in the near future.
On paper this sounds fun
In reality even more😅
It's quite an interesting video. This is an outstanding video! Your efforts in providing accurate and reliable information are highly commendable. The video is perfectly organized, and your detailed explanations are exceptionally comprehensive. Wishing you all the best in reaching 1 million followers soon..
Thank you very much for your feedback. Appreciate it. Yes there will be 1 million soon
Love to see traveling content by land🎉
Thank you. By land is the best👌
huste! Asi najdalej po zemi bolo uz pred 20 rokmi, Bratislava-Ceuta v dieselovej oktavke.
Velmi pekny trip a prijemne urobene video.
dakujeme. Super ciel ceuta. Tiez mame video tym smerom😉
Going to Iran from UAE looks fascinating. I live in Dubai for many years, would be good to do this trip one day 😊
For sure do it. Its a great trip. Big difference between uae and iran. We have many videos from iran on our channel, you can check if you need some info
interesting ride. at 3:56, I had to chuckle: this is the most innocent use of "only fans", I have seen so far ;-)
greetings from vienna.
Hahaha 😅
Вы молодец 👍,ни каждый на такое путешествие рискнёт,добра и удачи вам
thank you very much 😉
@Letsgobyland I understood bits and pieces of the post by Alexei Maksimov, who no doubt wrote the post in Russian. Although by the early-2010s I’d taught myself to transliterate that language’s alphabet, understanding others has been hard. That said, I admire the sound of Russian, with Canada, the country in which I have always lived, having one of the largest Russian-speaking communities in the world outside the former Soviet Union.
@@wainber1 мне очень приятно,что мой родной язык, нравится многим,тем более в такое, время, когда мой язык считают чем то страшным и нельзя на нём разговаривать,хотя почти во всём мире есть русские школы 😁
@@АлексейМаксимов-к6ж The war in Ukraine and the controversial Françafrique policy haven't put off my interest taking an interest in Russian or French, with the latter language one with which I have, based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, an intermediate-level ability to use, putting myself at B1½. With A, according to the CEFRL, considered basic, I consider my ability to use Russian below even A1, the lowest of 6 levels (the highest C2). A translation into French follows. Une traduction en français suit.
La guerre en Ukraine et la politique controversée de la Françafrique n'ont pas détourné mon intérêt pour le russe ou le français, quelle dernière langue étant celle que j'utilise, selon le Cadre européen commun de référence pour les langues, à un niveau intermédiaire, me situant au niveau B1½. Avec A, selon le CECRL, considéré comme basique, je considère ma capacité à utiliser le russe comme inférieure à A1, le plus bas des 6 niveaux (le plus élevé étant C2). Une traduction en russe, via le service traduction de Yandex, suit. Русский перевод, выполненный службой переводов Яндекса, представлен ниже.
Война на Украине и противоречивая политика французской Африки не отвлекли мой интерес ни от русского, ни от французского, какой из последних языков я использую, согласно Общеевропейские компетенции владения иностранным языком (CEFRL), на промежуточном уровне, ставя себя на уровень B1½. Поскольку А, согласно CEFRL, считается базовым, я считаю свою способность использовать русский язык ниже, чем A1, самый низкий из 6 уровней (самый высокий-C2).
Respect, Adventure
Thank you. Yes big adventure👌
That's a loooong but interesting trip.I think that the longest I've done by land and sea was Istanbul (Asian side)to Middlesbrough in northern England.I used trains,ferries,buses and foot.
Nice! We have done many trips like this. From uk to istanbul is also good. From istanbul is easy to continue a bit further too.
Super. Habe die selbe Tour gemacht aber alles mit dem Zug
Thats great! Now its not possible
Thanks for your efforts and for recording it. I am going to watch again in more detail. I think you LIKE busses, and multiple busses. There are (or were when I lived there) express busses from major cities, such as Shiraz to Tehran etc. Also, if I had been planning this I think (only think?) that I would have looked at crossing Saudi Arabia, going to Alexandria and taking a boat to Piraeus - it might be a better journey. I cannot say that definitively as I have not done it, but it would be worth reviewing.
Thank you also, and you are welcome. Well trains are better bzt they were fully booked so we used buses. We wanted to stop on the way at some places to explore more, so thats why we didnt take express buses. Good idea about piraeus. Will look at it!
Ste neskutocny💚💚 klobuk dole za odvahu hned by som isla s vami na dalsiu cestu💚minule som vo viedni presne ten vlak do Bucuresti videla👌👌👌
Dakujeme🙏 vlak do bukuresti je super,odporucame😉
well documented but quite a trip. I liked Iran and Armenia
Thank you. Yes and quite long trip but worthy
super video..
Thank you
Awesome
Thank you👌
Why didn't you take train from Ankara to Istanbul in Turkey? It's high-speed train and not expensive actually.
We took high spee train in turkey when we were going to dubai from amsterdam, we have video about that journey on our channel. From dubai to vienna we wanted to take a different route
I like the idea of traveling by land even if it takes a little longer. Yet until there are trains that travel underneath more of the world’s oceans and gulfs, air travel may very well be the most practical way of jumping between continents that unlike nearby parts as well connected by train, road or boat.
Yes traveling by land is best if you want to explore a lot. Flying is good if you wanna go fast from A to B
@ Before having viewed that video of yours I hadn’t known there had been ferries linking the UAE to Iran. get after that they’re no doubt our links overland between Iran and the European Union that don’t involve travelling through Russia.
I grew up with the 1980s in Canada during an era of a massive Iron Curtain between countries in Western Europe and those further east. After the 1990s breakup of the Soviet Union, followed by that of Yugoslavia, links by road and rail made overland travel into many other parts of Europe easier. That said, who would’ve thought that, pandemic aside, travelling overland between Belarus and the EU would in 2021 become a lot harder, followed by overland travel from Russia? Although the Yugoslav wars had long ended, making travel throughout much of the Balkans a lot easier, Ukraine isn’t that far from parts of the Balkans, with Romania bordering Ukraine in the northeast and southeast.
Hopefully travel through the Balkans to the EU will continue to go smoothly, even with all the issues so many within the Balkans still have, because as the Russo-Ukraine war has shown, land links can be severed for years. Who knows if travel by bus, airplane or train will resume normally anytime soon between the Belarus-Russia Union State (BRUS) and EU countries that border such Union State? It might not have been from the 1990s to January 2022 necessarily a breeze to cross from Belarus or Russia to any EU member state bordering either former Soviet republic, but things have become a lot harder since then including bans on some types of vehicles registered within the BRUS from crossing into the EU and trains that if operated by the Russian or Belarusian state railway company are now banned from entering the EU to pick up or drop off passengers there.
@ yes. You are right. Hope some things get better and improve. Also when we travel to russis we had to go through estonia which is only eu country allow to enter russia.
About iran to dubai ferry yes many people dont know about it. Its not very populat tourist direction. We did 4 ferry journeys between iran and dubai and saw in total 1 group of chinesse tourist.
Just found your channel.
An amazing journey, though I much prefer train to coach.
Thank you👌 yes trains are the best for travel thats for sure
very nice.
Thank you
It would be nice if you added some commentary or additional information about the places you were visiting.
You can check separate videos from almost each journey. Or on our second channel we will soon publish videos from destination we visit😉 /@realsoundsoftravel is our second channel
You beat me! I felt the same seeing the day # with no information of the whereabouts 😢 . I has been desire to travel through this region. I thought i could do it vicariously through this travel vlog.
IMO, the vloger killed the joy of this wonderful journey going through different kinds of terrain, countries, and people. Request you redo the vlog with more travel info, starting from Sharjah all the way to Vienna.
NO, BETTER WITHOT❤
I absolutely hate bus trips, so, with new Etihad Rail you`d do this trip fully by train, I hope!
Do it fully by train would bo cool yes!
GoodWork
@@tazyana thank you👌
A really interesting video. But I wouldn’t like to do the journey in 20 days, I would miss a lot of the scenery sleeping I would be so tired. Taken at a leisurely pace, fantastic but at higher cost, and cheaper to fly.
Sure this is not for everybody, its a big journey. But really interesting one and worth all the money and time
ıran all deserts busstatıon looks mıddleage
What an incredible journey! Any particular reason why you went through Armenia and Georgia, and not directly from Iran to Turkey?
The only reason was we went through turkey before when we went to dubai from amsterdam. So wanted to explore different countries on the way back. We have video on our channel also from amsterdam to dubai via turkey.
Helooo from California, such a beautiful film long journey,Train from Armenia 🇦🇲 to Georgia is the best , I take that many time to go to Black Sea ,thanks for amazing experience you shearing for your travel channel,
Hello. Thank you very much and you are welcome😉. Yes train from armenia to georgia is really amazing journey.
How easy was it to get a transit visa for Iran?
We got normal tourist visa for 1 month. And it was easy, no problem at all
Yeah, fantastic, but what a fortune it must have cost.
Very fantastic journey. Was worth all the money and time
Bellevideohenri
Were you both male travellers? If so, what are the obstacles for a mixed couple to travel this route?
We are a couple, so me and my girlfriend. The only thing was on the dubai-iran border is a female department and department for men, thats it. We could travel in a mixed compartments etc…
But we so many buses? There is lots of more train Options for example from Kars to Ankara
Trains in iran were fully booked. Some routes only bus possible and for example to go kars from georgia is a bit complicated so easier to go by bus straight. When we went from amsterdam to dubai by land we used train ankra to tatvan. You can check video on our channel too. So thats why…but train ankara to kars is on our list and we will do it soon
You need more captions so people know where you are.
More info is in separete videos but maybe next time i put it into long video too
Just keep the CC on the screen few seconds more so viewer can read it properly
Longer description disappear before we read it properly
Ok
Ok
cost
459,5€. Its written 2 times in the video 🤷🏻♂️
Its funny to see how prices rise as you go more west
Very true!
Hard right? I never do that
Not so hard👌
If you want to travel the world, English is key.
Its important for sure
A beautiful trip but with a very less information about the cities and travel plan especially after Iran
This is only the journey video. On our second channel
/@realsoundsoftravel we will soon publish video about the cities and more
Still waiting for the Hungarian part of the video 😅
Well, that was it 😅
I would prefer a Maglev from Vienna to Dubai 7 hours
Faster but you dont see nothing on the way
@Letsgobyland I see the Chinese influence )
Write the names of countries in every stop so us to know where you are
Did you turn on CC for subtitles? There are names of the cities
13:26 this says”welcome Mehdi” who according to their beliefs is the companion of Christ in his decent to earth. Mehdi should be landing in Iran according to them.
@@anzakaleem7932 ooh ok! Thank you for letting us know🙂
Superalps Travels
he is doing great videos!👌
@Letsgobyland yes 💫
GREAT My Country IRAN 🇮🇷
We had a great time in iran👌
Ok, but as more as I can trains, and city transport, no taxis.
Took few taxis too of course
I had to stop watching since there is far TOO LITTLE INFORMATION about the video we're watching.
Should you decide to vamp it up, I WILL RETURN.
There more informations in separete videos as we said in the video. Here we put informations about transportation.
The worst travel video. No idea where he is, and where he is going to next. We see lots of bodies, feet, busses, bus seats etc.
Thats the point of the video😅🤷🏻♂️ and maybe turn on CC to read where he is😉😅
fk dubai
thanks for the video, i'd like to know why did you choose the bus in Turkey ?
You are welcome. We choose bus because when you go from Georgia to Turkey there is no train connection near by. So its easier to take a bus. From Ankara we could take a train to Istanbul but we decided to basicaly cross whole turkey by bus. Just for fun. We used trains in turkey in opossite direction on our journey Amsterdam to Dubai. If you want to see trains in turkey we have videos on our chennel too.