Prep Day for the TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY!

MOSCOW, RUSSIA // We spent the day running around Moscow prepping for our 11 day journey on the Trans-Siberian railway!

***TRAVEL VLOG 417*** 

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Originally from Nashville, Tennessee, we got married June 2013 and quickly caught the travel bug! We started traveling full-time January 10, 2016. While daily vlogging was not the original plan, we were having way too many cool experiences not to share every single day! Now travel vlogging is our full-time gig and we feel like we have the greatest job in the world! We are incredibly thankful to do something we love every day. :)

We’ve pulled inspiration from several of our favorite travel vloggers on YouTube, such as: +CaseyNeistat +FunForLouis +Jon Olsson +Mr Ben Brown, and any other talented travel vloggers that YouTube’s algorithm will hopefully connect us with ;)

[tiffanyartavia]

I love how you guys are always smiling in situations where most people would be annoyed. You're just always so happy and greatful for everything it's so refreshing to see happy people lol

[FireCracker]

This one is it guys. This is the very last video of my 400+ Kara and Nate binge. I discovered this amazing couple only 3 short months ago on day 1 of their Trans Siberian adventure and I have now gone back and watched every single video. Now all that's left is new content. I'm sad, in a bittersweet way, but also so excited for everything yet to come.

I wanted to say that never in my life did I expect to see 60+ countries in any way, shape or form. Discovering Kara & Nate has completely enriched my life in several ways; it's changed the way I see travel, the way I see other cultures, the way I look at certain things. I discovered countries I never thought I'd love but I do. I've found places I thought I'd really love but were just ok. It also confirmed my opinions of places where I thought I knew exactly what to expect . I can't imagine my life without them now, and I'm so grateful that they've welcomed us into theirs.

I ❤ you guys so much. Thanks for everything.

[daniellearnold]

Russia is both one of the most challenging places I’ve ever traveled to and one of the most rewarding. My husband and I went to St. Petersburg this summer. We were so nervous. You always hear things about Russia but we really enjoyed our time there. The people were absolutely amazing and so friendly! I wish more people would travel there. I’m so excited to see how your journey on the train goes. Definitely the opportunity of a lifetime

[susanduquette]

Your new friends are so sweet, it's wonderful how travel changes your perspective !! Have fun!!😀🇨🇦🇨🇦

[serge]

Advice for travelers. Unlike US, every train station in Russia has luggage storage department. So, if you are out of your airbnb place, your can store your stuff there and enjoy your last day in the city. Although, sipping coffee all day long in Starbucks may be also not so bad :)

[michaejackson]

You guys truly are becoming the worlds ambassadors! Awesome! Because you guys are so great you are showing the best of US, well done you two. Also I've been truly amazed at the ornate buildings there w colors and everything. Very nice!

[eatsleeptripru]

Yeeey! We very happy to meet you in Moscow! We really hope to see you again and may be in another country!
See you on the road! Gregory & Ann from Russia with Love :)))

[AngelaVlogs]

It is so exciting to see you on the Trans-Siberian railway. I started my journey exactly 3 months ago and took the Trans-Siberian Railway from Moscow to Mongolia and then to Beijing. Stay safe :)

[jennyreed]

Aww that was so sweet of your new friends to bring you food & make sure you got on the train!

[Samwalton]

Wow, you should call Guinness cause I'm pretty sure that's a record for how long anybody sat in a Starbucks.

[littlemochef]

I love when Nate gets so excited. It's contagious.

[amc]

As an independent traveller myself, you did the right thing, get the tickets in your hand BEFORE you go to the station. I guess in quiet stations, its not such an issue, but leaving from Moscow at 11 pm, you have maybe 1000+ passengers on that train.
Also, it gives you breathing space, peace of mind. Good job guys :)

[nikitagusarov]

I've seen an App that transliterates Russian letters into the English alphabet on the run you just point the camera on the sign. Very useful tool if you go to Russia.

[larissa]

I didn’t think your channel would be the type of channel I watched, I usually watch teenager travel vlogs, but you guys are so genuine and have such interesting trips without the need to make things over the top.

[MoreenDieden]

Don't know how I missed this Vlog. My grandparents are from Russia, and all those foods were at Sunday night dinners while growing up! People are nice to you because you give off that sweet energy. Karma.

[tltravel]

Oh my gosh! I can't wait to follow your Trans-siberian journey. You guys are travel goals for sure!

[MyMaggie]

Next time you need free wifi and a sofa try the local public library . Some even hsve coffee! !!!

[christianh]

It was so nice to see you're vlogs from Moscow, thank u guys!:)

[albertledesma]

I have no idea how I stumbled onto this channel, but thankfully and coincidentally, I stumbled onto this episode, which perfectly sets me up for the rest of the “journey.” You guys are a super cool couple and now I have to go to work, so I’ve subbed and now I can’t wait until after dinner!! Yeah...finally something to look forward to on Monday when the MNF game doesn’t appeal this week!!

[busthebest]

Trere is a restaurante car in every long-distance train in Russia. The food is ok.