Grand Trans Siberia

Mongolia & Russia

Duration: 25 Days 23 Nights

Price: RM23,500 per pax (Up to RM1,000 off for early bird, first come first serve)

Group Size: 16 - 18 pax

DATE

11 May 2026 - 4 Jun 2026 LIMITED

25 Jul 2026 - 20 Aug 2026 FULL

24 Aug 2026 - 17 Sep 2026 OPEN

31 Aug 2026 - 24 Sep 2026 FULL

21 Sep 2026 - 15 Oct 2026 FULL

22 Sep 2026 - 16 Oct 2026 FULL

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The Trans-Siberian Summer Journey begins amid the vast steppes of Mongolia, where endless horizons and nomadic traditions welcome travelers to a land of boundless beauty. Starting in Ulaanbaatar, the capital that bridges ancient culture and modern life, you venture into the stunning Gorkhi-Terelj National Park, surrounded by dramatic granite cliffs, wide valleys, and grazing horses under an open blue sky.

Colorful architectural church with onion domes, situated beside a canal, with a crowd of visitors and a path with railings, under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

The journey unfolds further through the rich cultural tapestry of Kazan, blending Russian and Tatar influences, and onward to majestic Moscow, where golden domes, Red Square, and vibrant city life capture the essence of modern Russia. The grand finale awaits in Saint Petersburg, the elegant “Venice of the North,” where imperial palaces, and canals provide a magical conclusion to this unforgettable cross-continental odyssey.

View of Red Square in Moscow, Russia, featuring the Spasskaya Tower with a clock on the Kremlin Wall on the left and St. Basil's Cathedral with colorful onion domes on the right, with people walking on the square.

The grand finale awaits in Saint Petersburg, the elegant “Venice of the North,” where imperial palaces, and canals provide a magical conclusion to this unforgettable cross-continental odyssey.

The Grand Palace in Екатеринбург, Russia, with a yellow and white baroque-style building, ornate water fountains with golden statues, and a bright blue sky.

From here, the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway carries you north into Russia, where the adventure deepens with a visit to the breathtaking Lake Baikal, the world’s oldest and deepest freshwater lake—its crystal waters shimmering beneath summer sunlight. Continuing east to west, you’ll wander through the wild beauty of Stolby National Park, a haven of towering stone pillars and forested trails, before reaching Yekaterinburg, the historic city marking the meeting point of Europe and Asia.

A mosque with a large blue dome and four minarets, set against a colorful sky with clouds during sunset.

Inclusion

  • All accommodations as mentioned (4 stars)

  • Breakfast, lunch & dinner mentioned

  • 1 Night ensuite Mongolia Yurt in Ulaanbaatar

  • 2 Nights ensuite lodge in Olkhon Island

  • Train tickets in second class / 4 in 1 Cabin (option to upgrade to 2 in 1 cabin for extra fee)

  • All transportation

  • Metro ride in Moscow & Saint Petersburg

  • All entrance fees mentioned

  • 1 Russian speaking Malaysian tour leader

Exclusion

  • International flight KL/ Singapore to Ulaanbaatar, Saint Petersburg to KL/ Singapore (RM4500 - RM 5000~)

  • Upgrade to first class / 2 in 1 cabin (RM3000)

  • Breakfast on the morning of arrival by train (Day 6, 11, 14, 17, 19)

  • Meals (Unless mentioned)

  • Travel insurance

  • Russian Visa

  • Porter service

  • Any optional activities

  • Personal expenses

  • Medical expenses

  • Any drinks

  • Any unexpected expenses due to unforeseen circumstances

  • Anything not mentioned under “Inclusion”