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Trans-Siberian "Imperial Russia" luxury train arrived to Vladivostok on 4th of August. Ticket price reaches one million rubles. But wealthy people from different parts of the world have to wait to get a chance to take a ride on the train by the longest railway line in the world comfortably.

"Imperial Russia" train arrives to terminal station. Journey from Moscow to Vladivostok took 12 days. But in such a comfort time passes very quickly.

Interior of the dining car is the embodiment of all foreigners stereotypes about bygone era of Russian Empire. Everything is a la russe here. Red caviar, sturgeon, vodka are on the menu. Crimean wines are getting more and more popular. Guests from all over the world like discussing geopolitics while having a glass of wine.

Eevgeny Afonin, director of dining-cars of luxury "Imperial Russia" train says: "Guests like to discuss Crimea matter, there were Slovaks that discussed Ukraine. Here we have guests from different countries and of different nations, Sri Lanka, Austria, America, but they all spend time and have fun together. "

Wealthy people from different parts of the world have to wait to get a chance to take a ride on the train by the longest railway line in the world. Ticket price reaches one million rubles. Luxury train makes long time stops in all major Russian cities on its route.

James Feeney, passenger of "Imperial Russia" train (Canada) says: "I do not regret spending money on this journey. It's priceless. I saw the real Russia and not the one that is being shown to us on TV. It is a fascinating, incredibly huge and beautiful country inhabited by kind and warm hearted people. "

"Imperial Russia" train will have a short stay in Vladivostok. Same evening new passengers will get on Trans-Siberian luxury train and it will go back to Moscow. All tickets are being sold out, as usual.

News source: "Вести:Приморье" [ www.vestiprim.ru ]