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I am thinking of doing a road trip to Georgia, dumping my car there then travelling to Moscow, to continue on the Trans-Siberian to Beijing. Does anyone know if its possible for me to travel over the border either via coach or train or should I re-think my plans?

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    First you should rethink your abuse of Capslock ;) Sep 14, 2011 at 9:31
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    Ah, someone is yelling at me...
    – Beaker
    Sep 14, 2011 at 9:57

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As I've said in this answer, you can use Baku as connection point, and use train to travel. There is no such problems on the border between Azerbaijan and Russia, and you wouldn't spend much time on this trip.

Another option is to get into the Abkhazia from Georgia (if you can), and use the train to the Moscow. But in this case you'll get problems with Georgia officials at the next visit into the Georgia.

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    Added variant with the Abkhazia train.
    – VMAtm
    Sep 14, 2011 at 11:37
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As you can see in this question, the biggest problem is probably that the border is sometimes closed for non-citizens. So you have the problem that it is not always possible to enter Russia from Georgia.

As you can see here, there isn't a direct train to Russia anymore. But you could use a coach or the ferry.

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  • Yes if you're not from Russia, Georgia, or another former CIS country it seems to be very difficult to cross the border from Georgia to Russia, something I would also like to do. Sep 14, 2011 at 10:05

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