Entity: TRANS-SIBERIAN
TRANS-SIBERIAN refers to the Trans-Siberian Railway, a massive railway system connecting European Russia to the Russian Far East, spanning over 9,289 kilometers. It is the longest railway line globally, with historical significance and cultural impact.
TRANS-SIBERIAN
Etymology
The term TRANS-SIBERIAN is derived from 'Trans' meaning across or through, and 'Siberian' referring to Siberia, the vast region in eastern Russia.
Definition
TRANS-SIBERIAN relates to the Trans-Siberian Railway, representing a journey across Siberia, connecting various parts of Russia.
Historical Context
The Trans-Siberian Railway, also known as the Great Siberian Route, is a monumental railway system linking European Russia to the Russian Far East. Stretching over 9,289 kilometers, it holds the distinction of being the longest railway line globally.
Cultural Significance
The TRANS-SIBERIAN Railway has immense cultural significance, serving as a vital transportation artery and a symbol of unity across the vast expanse of Russia. It has inspired literature, music, and art, capturing the imagination of people worldwide.
Related Concepts
- Great Siberian Route
- Russian Far East
- Railway transportation
See Also
A term pertaining to the Trans-Siberian Railway, symbolizing a journey across Siberia, connecting different regions of Russia.