You can get to China in different ways, depending on which Russian city you are leaving from. If from Moscow, the fastest way is by plane. If from Khabarovsk or Ussuriisk, which are very close to the border of the Middle Kingdom, then by bus or even by ferry.
Instructions
Step 1
There are several flights from Moscow to China. Three of them Moscow-Beijing, depart from Sheremetyevo airport. Another Moscow-Sanya. He takes off from Domodedovo. Sanya is a city on the tropical island of Hainan. The flight from Domodedovo is quite popular with tourists who prefer seaside vacations.
Step 2
There is also a train from Moscow to Beijing. It departs from the Yaroslavsky railway station. The train travels for five and a half days. It crosses the entire territory of vast Russia. This trip will be of interest to those who want to take a mini-excursion across half the continent.
To buy a train ticket to Beijing, you need an international passport. This is the only way to sell international tickets. They begin sixty days before the departure of the train. Tickets can be purchased at international ticket offices. They are at every station, but it is better to go to Yaroslavsky - there will definitely be tickets to China. You can also contact the IJA (International Railway Agency). It is located in Moscow, at the address: Maly Kharitonevsky per., 6/11. Ticket sales for the current day start at eight in the morning.
Step 3
From Khabarovsk and Vladivostok to China you can take a ferry along the Amur River. The ferry stops in several cities in China, and most often ends its journey in Seoul. Also, there are regular flights from these large Russian cities to Beijing and Seoul. Planes take off every day. Travel time is about three hours.
Step 4
You can get to China by bus from another Far Eastern city - Ussuriisk. An international bus runs from there to the Chinese border city of Suifenhe. The bus station is located next to the train station. Therefore, it is quite easy to get to Suifenhe via Ussuriisk from Khabarovsk and Blagoveshchensk. This Chinese city is very popular with Russian tourists. There are shopping arcades with inexpensive clothes, hairdressing salons, massage parlors.
