Trains on the Trans-Siberian and in Arctic Siberia face temperatures of -50°C to -62°C. Special heating and monitoring ensure safe passage. These cold journeys offer a unique travel adventure. Know more below.

‘-50°C to -62°C’: This is the coldest train journey on Earth

Russia said on Tuesday it had fully restored train travel over a Trans-Siberian railway bridge in its far east that was damaged last week by floods. The world's longest railway is a strategic transport artery for Russia's economy, shuttling not just passengers but also commodities like oil, timber and coal between Europe and Asia.

Russia repairs damaged Trans-Siberian railway bridge, transport resumes

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‘-50°C to -62°C’: This is the coldest train journey on Earth

Russia repairs damaged Trans-Siberian railway bridge, transport resumes