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2024 Author: Harold Hamphrey | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 10:06
Tyumen and Moscow are two of Russia's thriving industrial cities. Why do people travel from one point to another? First of all, for work purposes. They also do it for the sake of traveling and visiting. In total, there are several options for vehicles that allow you to get from one city to another.
By car
The distance from Tyumen to Moscow in km is approximately equal to 2110. Of course, the path is not the closest, but many drivers confidently overcome it on a personal vehicle. The total travel time will be 1 day and 3 hours. But if you take into account traffic jams, stops and overnight stays, then this figure can increase significantly. Your route should be laid as follows:
- The first thing to do is to leave the city of Tyumen.
- Next, you should go to the R-351 highway. There are several other options for overcoming this distance, but this is the most optimal. The main advantages of the track are smooth road surface, bright markings, the presencegas stations, cafes and car workshops. It is better to refuel the car in advance, as the closer to the capital the price of fuel will begin to increase.
- This route will take you to the city of Yekaterinburg. You should drive on the right side of it. After that, you need to move towards the R-242 highway.
- By evening the driver will be in Perm. It is in this place that it is recommended to stop for the night, and then continue on the same route.
- The next day we have to drive through two more large cities - Kirov and Yaroslavl.
- It remains only to go to the international highway M8 and, following the signs, safely reach Moscow.
A similar movement can be made in the opposite direction.
Features of this vehicle
If you look at the map of Russia, you will notice that the path between Tyumen and Moscow is one straight line. It does not meet forks, obstacles and sharp turns. This greatly facilitates the task of the driver. However, you will have to sit behind the wheel for more than a day, which is quite difficult. For this, it is recommended that two road users unite and drive one vehicle in turn.
The route needs to be thought out in advance, choosing places for stops and lodging for the night. Do not rely on the navigator and road signs. It is recommended that you purchase or pre-print a map to help you stay on track.
There is a long way to go, so it is recommended to take care of the funds in advanceentertainment. For example, tune in to the radio and download music tracks.
By train
The most comfortable option to get from Tyumen to Moscow is the train. Carriage train number 109M departs daily from the international Tyumen station. At 22:56 it departs, and the next day at 10:30 the passenger finds himself in the capital of Russia at the Yaroslavl railway station. The total travel time will be only 1 day and 11 hours.
Besides this, several more passing trains from the city of Nizhnevartovsk and Novy Urengoy follow every other day.
During the summer, it is recommended to book tickets in advance, as there is a big rush of tourists. This can be done on the official website of Russian Railways or at the box office of absolutely any railway station. Approximate cost per person will be 3500 rubles. There are additional discounts for children, pensioners and privileged citizens.
Airplane
Quite quickly you can get by plane from Tyumen to Moscow. The flight time will take only 2 hours, 15 minutes. Transport is provided by the Pobeda airline, which has proven itself excellently among passengers. Departure takes place at 6:20 at Roschino airport. Already at 8:35 a landing is carried out in Vnukovo. There are also several more passing flights to Domodedovo, but this option suits few people because of the high cost. If we take into account only the first option, then the ticket will cost from 4000 to 5500 rubles perdepending on class level.
By bus
Due to the long distance from Tyumen to Moscow, there has not yet been created a direct bus route that could carry passengers from one city to another. However, it is possible to overcome this distance with transfers in large cities. The total travel time with all transfers and stops will be more than three days. If there are traffic jams on the roads, this figure may still increase significantly. Of course, few people may like such a tedious way of moving, so they rarely use this vehicle. The total cost of the road will be more than 5,000 rubles.
Many people travel from Tyumen to Moscow every year. The reasons that encourage them to overcome such a distance may be different: travel, work, visits to relatives and friends, other personal goals. Fortunately, there are several optimal options suitable for all travel lovers to overcome this long journey.
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