Walking from Moscow to Vladivostok, the Russians told how much they have left to go

The couple Pavel Shabalin and Tamara Pogosyan, making a walk from Moscow to Vladivostok, over 293 days of travel covered more than eight thousand kilometers. As the tourists themselves reported in their Telegram channel, to the end point of the route they had to go a little more than 1.6 thousand kilometers.

Tamara Poghosyan said that they leave the village of Sivaki in the Amur region and continue to move in twenty-degree frost. She shared her impressions of reaching the milestone of eight thousand kilometers, calling this event very exciting and admitting that it is still difficult to believe in overcoming such a huge distance.

On October 24, the couple left Transbaikalia, which took them 39 days to cross, and entered the Amur region. According to travelers, this region is also waiting for a long transition due to its impressive geographical size.

Pavel and Tamara began their expedition from Red Square in Moscow on January 19, 2026. They plan to pass a total of about 9.5 thousand kilometers and complete the route in April 2027.

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