Which is the longest overland journey from your home country?

I think that the longest overland journey would from Denmark to Singapore or from Denmark to the very east of Russia, but I think that would be a very difficult journey. I have heard that it some people have done it in the past and they travelled across Russia in a jeep, but it is not an easy journey because the roads in the Eastern part of Russia are very bad. I think that it would be easier to travel from Moscow to Ulaanbaatar or to Beijing by train and continue the journey through China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and Malaysia and from Malaysia to Singapore. It would take a long time to travel from Denmark to Singapore overland, but it is definately possible.

Good question, how far is that? I just wonder if a longer journey might be possible if you are not reliant on trains. Through Europe, down to Turkey, Syria, Jordon, Israel, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, South Africa arriving finally in Cape town. I don't know if such a journey is possible or if it is longer or shorter Or how about across Russia to Uelen, now that would be longer all the best urban

I too live in the United Kingdom and it had not occurred to me that the channel tunnel had actually given access to such a vast distance. I think of it as a gateway to Europe, but of course it does provide a route through Asia as you suggest. Nevertheless, that would certainly be a formidable journey by land. I travelled to Irkutsk in Central Siberia back in the 1970s, which was a long journey even by air. I flew from London to Moscow, then from Moscow to Bratsk just short of Irkutsk. We even had to refuel at Omsk during the soviet flight.

ahhh, some place in Canada or Alaska to Terra De Fuego...or close to there because they are islands and I don't know if there are bridges to them, I kind'a doubt it... I actually heard of people doing it, but it wasn't easy! http://adamandvalerie.blogspot.com/

I've never left the USA, I lived in Hawaii for a year and to me that was like another country. I did learn some Cantonese and my son learned some Japanese. When you are immersed in another culture you start to learn the language but its hard to adapt off of their customs since you bring your own. I'd love to visit other countries though.

Well, being in Australia, I cannot leave the country by train but we have some long train journeys in house so to speak seeing as our country is so large. I would love to be able to catch a train right across Europe to Asia, that would be an incredible journey.

Hi maxi, I support you. Actually we live in the same land, that is Eurasia. Channel tunnel and train line can make possible to travel whole of Asia and Europe. I'm hopeful once that would be possible. May be that is not far away.

Here in Mexico you can go more south through honduras and Guatamala. Im sure those are the longest travels here. If you go north its 3600 miles to the usa border.

my country is an archipelago. when we visit our parent's hometown it's a 14-hour bus ride from the city with two stop-overs meals and restroom breaks. we usually travel at night to arrive there in the morning. but it's hard to sleep in a moving bus when the road isn't flat and straight. so for me, i'd rather travel by day so i can appreciate the view outside my window and get there by bedtime so i can sleep properly and be raring to go the next day.