
Posted by Sergei on August 18, 2001 at 02:48:21:
In Reply to: small warning posted by paul on August 16, 2001 at 13:07:07:
You will find many food vendors, local village folk selling Icreams, Dried Fish, Cakes... It is facinationg to see. But I would watch out and check that the food looks safe.
Trains are great, cheap and clean apart from the toilets. Take some toilet paper with you.
: Sergei gave a good reply, but I took the train in March and the station was under construction.
: It was a very long train, a thousand people scrambling to get on in Kiev and there was mass confusion,dark, people falling down holes in the platform etc.
: The train took off very quickly - I was glad I had some local friends with me to help
: It was a great, fun time though.
: Take some food, as your wagon mates will be sharing theirs, and vodka, with you.
: There is a bar/food on the train but it might be a solid hike through nine or ten carriages to get to it.
: : Hi everybody,
: : I`ll be travelling to Ukraine next month,then I`ll be going to Kharkov directly the same day,I arrive in Kiev at 2 PM,anybody knows how much cost a train or buss ticket?How long does the trip take?Can I go directly to the trainstation and buy a ticket or I need to book in advance or do I need someone who can speak Russian?Please I`ve never been to Ukraine or Kharkov,all generall information about Kharkov will be apprecaiated!
: : Best regards,
: : Sam
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