Trans Siberia Rail Tour: Moscow, Siberia & Mongolia

Trans Siberia Rail Tour: Moscow, Siberia & Mongolia A 20-day Trans-Siberian Railway journey from Moscow across Siberia and into Mongolia’s capital, Ulaanbaatar. Register for Tour Travel dates 12 June – 01 July 2026 Places covered Moscow | St. Petersburg | Kazan | Yekaterinburg | Irkutsk | Ulaanbaatar Group Size Min: 10 pax | Max: 12 Pax Starting From ₹ 4,16,636 / per person Tour Highlights A 20-day journey on the Trans-Siberian Railway from Moscow across Siberia to Ulaanbaatar, this immersive tour traces one of the world’s most legendary rail routes. Travelling through historic Russian cities, vast Siberian landscapes and the shores of Lake Baikal, the journey gradually transitions into the open steppe of Mongolia. Along the way, explore cultural crossroads like Kazan and Yekaterinburg, experience life on the iconic Trans-Siberian train, and discover the nomadic traditions of Mongolia. Designed as a slow-travel experience, this Trans-Siberian Railway tour from Russia to Mongolia blends legendary rail travel with deep cultural exploration across Eurasia. An Epic Rail Journey through Russia, Siberia and Mongolia Imperial Cities & Cultural Museums Lake Baikal & Siberian Landscapes Mongolian Steppe & Ger Stays Who is this tour for…. Slow travellers comfortable with train journeys and immersive overland experiences. Nature lovers drawn to vast landscapes like Lake Baikal, and the Mongolian steppe. Curious explorers interested in history, architecture, museums and culture. Travellers seeking an iconic long-distance rail journey across Russia, Siberia and Mongolia. Why this journey is a must-do This journey belongs on the bucket list not because of the distance it covers, but because of how it unfolds. Travelling on the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway, the world slowly widens outside the window — from the grand avenues of Moscow to the forests of Siberia, the quiet shores of Lake Baikal, and eventually the open steppe of Mongolia. The rhythm of the train shapes the journey. Days pass watching landscapes stretch and change, stations appear briefly and fade, and distant cities begin to feel connected by a single thread of railway. By the time you arrive in Ulaanbaatar, the experience feels less like a sequence of destinations and more like a passage across a continent. What remains is not just the places you visited, but the quiet sense of distance travelled and the rare perspective that only a long rail journey can offer. Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Arrive Moscow Arrive in Moscow and transfer to your hotel. Today is intentionally kept light to help you settle into the city after your international journey. As the historic starting point of the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway, Moscow marks the beginning of a journey that will gradually cross the vast landscapes of Siberia before continuing onward into Mongolia. Depending on arrival time, you may take a short walk around the neighbourhood or simply rest and recover. Moscow immediately sets the tone with its grand avenues, Soviet-era architecture, and quiet intensity beneath the surface. This evening is free for you to explore nearby cafés or enjoy an easy local dinner at your own pace. Day 2: Moscow Exploration Begin your introduction to Moscow with a guided walking tour from the Bolshoi Theatre to Red Square, covering the city’s historic and political heart. Witness the Changing of the Guards ceremony, followed by a visit to the Kremlin Armoury, home to royal regalia, Fabergé eggs, and ceremonial treasures. Later, experience the city like a local on a Moscow Metro tour, appreciating its ornate stations. Spend time at GUM Mall or wander Red Square at leisure. The day balances iconic sights with free exploration. Meals included: Breakfast Day 3: Moscow – Overnight Train to St. Petersburg After breakfast, check out and explore the vibrant Izmailovsky Market, known for handicrafts, antiques, and traditional souvenirs. You may also be lucky if the local flea market is set up on this day. Later, you’ll be dropped in the city centre for independent exploration, allowing time to revisit favourite spots or enjoy a relaxed café lunch. In the evening, assemble for dinner before boarding the overnight train to St. Petersburg (Train: 23:46 – 08:36 +1 day). Settle into your compartment and enjoy the rhythm of rail travel as the landscapes quietly change overnight. Meals included: Breakfast Day 4: St. Petersburg Exploration Arrive in St. Petersburg this morning and drive straight to the magnificent Peterhof Palace, often called the Russian Versailles. Commissioned by Peter the Great, the palace is famed for its vast landscaped gardens and an elaborate system of over 150 gravity-fed fountains, designed to rival Europe’s grandest royal estates. Explore its elegant halls and cascading fountains overlooking the Gulf of Finland before continuing to your hotel for check-in. The remainder of the evening is kept free to relax or enjoy a quiet stroll along the canals, absorbing the elegance and slower pace that defines this imperial city. Meals included: Breakfast Day 5: St. Petersburg – Overnight Train to Kazan Today focuses on St. Petersburg’s artistic and spiritual highlights. Visit the Church of the Saviour on Spilled Blood, celebrated for its richly detailed mosaics that depict biblical scenes across its interior and commemorate the site of Tsar Alexander II’s assassination. Continue to the Hermitage Museum, housed within the Winter Palace and home to an extraordinary collection spanning classical antiquities, Renaissance masterpieces, and European art. After the sightseeing, transfer to the railway station to board the overnight train to Kazan (Train: 15:15 – 10:58 +1). Relax as you journey eastward, crossing deeper into Russia’s cultural crossroads. Meals included: None Day 6: Kazan Exploration Arrive in Kazan and transfer to your hotel for check-in. Later, explore the city on a guided Kazan city tour, beginning with the UNESCO-listed Kazan Kremlin, where Orthodox cathedrals and mosques stand side by side, reflecting the city’s multi-faith history. Visit the Kul Sharif Mosque, a symbol of Tatar revival, and the Annunciation Cathedral, one of the oldest stone buildings in the region. Continue along Bauman Street, Kazan’s lively pedestrian boulevard, before taking in views along the Volga–Kazanka riverfront. The evening is free to stroll the promenade or enjoy

Thailand Red Lotus Sea Festival

Thailand Red Lotus Sea Festival A gentle journey through Thailand’s rivers, temples, hill communities to witness the Red Lotus Sea at its most magical. Register for Tour Travel dates 20 Feb – 01 Mar 2026 Places covered Bangkok | Ayutthaya | Udon Thani | Chiang Mai Group Size Min: 8 pax | Max: 12 Pax Starting From ₹ 1,25,500 / per person Tour Highlights This journey through Thailand is designed as a slow, layered exploration of the country’s many rhythms. From the historic heart of Bangkok and the riverbound ruins of Ayutthaya to the quiet poetry of the Red Lotus (actually Pink Lillies) Sea in Udon Thani, and onward to the cultural depth of Chiang Mai, the route balances heritage, landscapes, and lived traditions. There is space to observe, to wander, and to connect — whether through craft, cuisine, community, or nature. Overnight trains, local markets, temples, and hill communities are woven together thoughtfully, allowing each place to reveal itself in its own time. It’s a journey that favours texture over speed, moments over checklists, and stories that stay with you long after the trip ends. Tribal Encounters Red Lotus Sea Ayutthaya Unhurried Khantoke Dinner Who is this tour for…. Slow travellers who value immersion over checklists Culturally curious explorers drawn to stories and craft Comfort-first travellers open to authentic local journeys Nature lovers seeking gentle adventure, not extremes Why this journey is a must-do This tour is a must for travellers because it shows Thailand as it is lived, not just as it is seen. It moves beyond postcard moments into quieter, more meaningful encounters, drifting through canals in old Bangkok, sharing space with hill communities in Chiang Dao, waking up to lotus-filled lakes, and crossing the country by overnight train. The pacing allows you to settle into each place rather than rush through it, while the mix of comfort and local travel keeps the experience grounded and real. What this journey offers is perspective, texture, and connection, leaving travellers with a deeper understanding of Thailand long after they return home. Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Arrival in Bangkok Sawasdee kha and welcome to Bangkok. On arrival, meet your local representative near Gates 3–4 and transfer to your hotel. After check-in, take time to unwind after your journey or enjoy a short walk around the neighbourhood to get your first feel of the city. In the evening, gather for a relaxed welcome dinner at the hotel, a gentle introduction to Thai flavours and hospitality. Meals included: Dinner only Day 2: Old Bangkok, Textiles & River Life Begin the day at the Jim Thompson House Museum, exploring the story of Thai silk and its transformation into modern design. Continue to the historic heart of the city with visits to the Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha, followed by Wat Pho, home to the Reclining Buddha and Thailand’s traditional massage school. After lunch at leisure, experience Bangkok from the water on a long-tail boat canal cruise in Thonburi, passing riverside homes, temples, and everyday life along the klongs. Return to the hotel by late afternoon, with the evening free to explore local dining or street food at your own pace. Meals included: Breakfast Day 3: Bangkok – Ayutthaya After breakfast and check-out, drive to Ayutthaya, the former capital of Siam and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Following lunch at leisure, explore the city’s most iconic ruins, starting with Wat Maha That, famed for the Buddha head entwined in tree roots. Continue to Wat Phra Si Sanphet, once the spiritual heart of the royal palace, and Viharn Phra Mongkol Bophit, housing one of Thailand’s largest bronze Buddhas. End the day at Wat Lokaya Sutharam, where a serene reclining Buddha rests under open skies. Check in to your hotel and enjoy a relaxed evening at leisure. Meals included: Breakfast Day 4: Ayutthaya – Udon Thani (Overnight Train) After breakfast, store your luggage and begin the day at the Bang Sai Royal Folk Arts and Crafts Centre, where traditional Thai craftsmanship is preserved through silk weaving, ceramics, woodwork, and folk arts. Continue to the elegant Bang Pa-In Royal Palace, a former summer retreat of Thai kings, showcasing a graceful blend of Thai and European architectural styles. Later, explore a local market and enjoy lunch at leisure, sampling regional specialties including Ayutthaya’s famous roti sai mai. In the evening, transfer to the station to board the overnight sleeper train to Udon Thani (21:39 departure). Settle in for a classic rail journey through Thailand’s countryside. Meals included: Breakfast Day 5: Arrival in Udon Thani Arrive early morning in Udon Thani and transfer privately to your hotel. The rest of the day is kept deliberately slow, allowing time to rest after the overnight journey. Enjoy the hotel facilities, catch up on sleep, or take a gentle stroll nearby to ease into the rhythm of northeastern Thailand. Meals included: None ​Day 6: Udon Thani & Red Lotus Sea After breakfast, depart for Nong Han Kumphawapi Lake, home to the famed Red Lotus Sea. Glide across calm waters on a small boat, surrounded by thousands of pink lotuses glowing in the morning light—one of Thailand’s most tranquil natural sights. Return to town for a visit to the Udon Thani Museum, offering insight into the region’s archaeology, Ban Chiang heritage, and local traditions. The afternoon is free to relax. In the evening, explore nearby night markets or restaurants, sampling Isaan favourites such as som tam and grilled meats. Meals included: Breakfast Day 7: Udon Thani – Chiang Mai Enjoy a relaxed morning before transferring to the airport for your domestic flight to Chiang Mai. On arrival, meet your local representative and transfer to your hotel. Spend the afternoon at leisure exploring Chiang Mai’s old town, ancient city walls, and nearby temples at your own pace. In the evening, visit the Chiang Mai Night Bazaar or walking street, depending on the day, to browse handicrafts, textiles, and local street food. Meals included: Breakfast and Dinner Day 8: Chiang Dao Trek &