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시정서한 |
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웹사이트
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동해
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영어
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| 서한보내는곳 |
http://www.looneyplanet.net/2012/04/connecting-europe-to-sea-of-japan-by.html |
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| 오류내용 |
동해를 sea of japan 으로 잘못 표기 |
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서론 |
connecting Europe to the sea of Japan by railway thru Trans-Siberian Train
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| 본론 |
The Trans-Siberian train connects Europe to the Far East. More specifically from Moscow to Mongolia and China. Even up to North Korea. But the adventure I have in the pipeline actually begins in London and ends in Japan. That's how epic it's going to be. And the budget, as it appears, is going to be epic, too.
The Route
Manila-Kuala Lumpur-
London-Paris-Brussels-Cologne (traveling across Germany-Poland-Belarus)-Moscow-(crossing Siberia) Ulan Bator-(crossing Gobi Dessert)-Beijing-Lhasa (Tibet)-Beijing-Qingdao-
(ferry) Incheon-Seoul-Busan-(ferry) Fukuoka
The Trans-Siberian Railway, the third longest continuous railway service in the world, connects large and small cities in the European and Asian parts of Russia spanning 9,259 kilometers across 7 time zones. It takes 8 days to complete this journey. But my journey does not start in Moscow and it might take months on end.
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There are actually three Trans-Siberian train routes: Moscow to Vladivostok, Moscow to Beijing and Moscow to Beijing via Mongolia. The Moscow to Beijing via Mongolia is arguably the best route to take.
In the pipeline, I will take the train from London to Moscow. Then transfer to the Trans-Mongolian Railway before I take the ferry to South Korea then to Japan. I got loads of information about this trip from www.seat61.com
But of course, a visit to Tibet! I wouldn't miss it for the world!
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