Travel from Vietnam to Europe by train

It's very much doable, going to take you a couple of weeks, though. Like the Trans-Siberian is a week by itself, and that if you don't stop. (And why wouldn't you stop in a few places.)
I personally enjoy the Chinese bullet trains, so as much as I love Korea, I would go for China and Japan when it comes to trains.

>>1201782

I read that it's not that easy to move from the Vietnamese border to China.
You basically have to walk through.

Since I'm not really interested in China, do you know if there is any train that goes directly to Shangai?

Possibly without paying a month rent

No tips?
Cmon someone of you should has done something like this

What about China to Israel? How doable is that?

>>1202619
Look at the map and figure it out for yourself. You'd have to fly at least part of the way, if we assume Syria and Iraq as no-go areas. Easiest would probably to go through Iran/Turkey and fly from Istanbul.

>>1202621
I think the best would be from Beijing to Moscow and then fly the rest of the way. It doesn't look like you can go straight even by a bit.