Planning notes
When the bus is the practical connection
Rail does not reach every destination. Check the departure terminal, arrival point and the road connection at the other end.
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The network
Transport by country
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MAMorocco
Al Boraq between Tangier, Rabat and Casablanca, conventional rail to Marrakech and Fès, and buses beyond the railway.
KEKenya
Madaraka Express on the Nairobi–Mombasa corridor, long-distance buses beyond the SGR and practical coast connections.
UZUzbekistan
Afrosiyob, Sharq and overnight trains linking Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara and the western network.
TZTanzania
Zanzibar ferries, mainland SGR, long-distance buses and TAZARA rail to southern Tanzania and Zambia.
LKSri Lanka
Rail-first route planning for Kandy–Ella, coastal trains, northern and eastern services, buses, transfers and reservation rules.
LALaos
Laos–China Railway trains, station transfers, Thailand and China connections, southern sleeper buses and road-first routes.
KHCambodia
Bus-first routes between Phnom Penh, Siem Reap and Vietnam, Royal Railway on the southern coast, and ferries to Koh Rong.
AMArmenia
Yerevan–Gyumri trains, the overnight Tbilisi sleeper, marshrutkas to Dilijan and Goris, seasonal Sevan and Batumi rail, and Zvartnots airport buses.
AZAzerbaijan
ADY Stadler trains, domestic sleepers to Sheki and Balakan, the Baku–Tbilisi international sleeper, buses and Baku Airport AeroExpress.
Travel modesTrain, bus, ferry
Train, bus, ferry
or overnight?
Each mode covers a different part of the network, from high-speed rail to island crossings and road connections.
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Train
High-speed rail for routes such as Casablanca–Tangier and Mecca–Medina, conventional intercity trains elsewhere, and sleepers on longer overnight journeys.
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Bus
Essential where rail does not reach — from Marrakech–Agadir to many Red Sea, desert and mountain routes.
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Ferry
For island journeys and international sea crossings such as Zanzibar–Dar es Salaam and Morocco–Spain.
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Overnight
Sleeper trains, couchettes and overnight buses when travelling while you sleep saves a day.
View planning notesRoute notesJourneys worth
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looking up.
High-speed railabout 5h
MarrakechDeparture
TangierMorocco
High-speed rail from Casa Voyageurs to Tanger Ville.
Read the route noteOvernight trainabout 10h
CairoDeparture
LuxorEgypt
Day trains and overnight rail cover the Nile Valley.
Read the route noteHigh-speed railabout 2h 20m
MeccaDeparture
MedinaSaudi Arabia
High-speed rail between Islam's two holy cities.
Read the route noteAfrosiyob trainabout 2h 10m
TashkentDeparture
SamarkandUzbekistan
Uzbekistan's flagship high-speed intercity route.
Read the route noteFerryabout 2h
ZanzibarDeparture
Dar es SalaamTanzania
Fast ferry connection between Zanzibar and mainland Tanzania.
Read the route noteNight trainabout 12h
BangkokDeparture
Chiang MaiThailand
Day and overnight trains run north from Bangkok.
Read the route noteCountry context
Why MYticket is organized by country
A country does not need one transport system to be easy to travel.
In Morocco, you might take Al Boraq from Tangier to Casablanca, a conventional train to Marrakech, then a bus to Agadir.
In Thailand, the railway can take you south before a ferry completes the journey to an island.
In Tanzania, the ferry may be the main journey rather than the connection at the end.
That is why MYticket is organized by country rather than pretending every destination works the same way.
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See the real options
Compare trains, buses, ferries and overnight travel in one place.
02
Know what to expect
Stations, operators, luggage and timing matter as much as the ticket.
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Check the connection
Country notes show where a route starts, ends and changes mode.
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From the journalUseful before
Useful before
you leave.
Short, practical context for planning a ground journey.
On the water
When the ferry is the main crossing
For Zanzibar–Dar es Salaam, the port and sailing time are part of the journey. Check how early to arrive.
Read the noteBefore you book
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Check the departure terminal or station. That small detail causes more problems than most travelers expect.