Trans-Siberian Railroad

Siberia is a place I'd like to visit because it is so remote, and therefore, most likely more untouched than other places in the world. It is large, making it difficult to travel around, and it is cold, making it not the ideal place to live. These factors, I assume, make it one of the least-obstructed regions in the world. Normally, when I see land untouched by human development, it becomes part of creation that reminds me of God's power, beauty, and glory, and I greatly enjoy viewing those natural things the way they have been from the beginning of creation.

Of course, a trip around Siberia could be a terrible experience depending on the weather, and great effort it takes to travel that way. However, one of the most famous solutions to this problem has been provided, stretching from Moscow all the way to Vladivostok. This Trans-Siberian Railroad seems to be the ideal mode of transportation to accomplish this insane trip.

Of course, traveling Russia, the world's largest nation, must include some stops along way for curious travelers like myself. A stop to see Lake Baikal, the world's deepest lake, would definitely be a must. Stopping at some of the important Russian cities to take small tours would also be an interesting experience.