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Eurasia Fcl Lcl Rail Service MTL NEW SILK ROAD SERVICE EURASIA FCL LCL RAIL SERVICE 1. Korea - Europe Outbound 2. Europe - Korea Inbound 3. Korea - Russia Outbound 4. Korea - Balkan Pen., CIS Outbound 5. China, Vietnam - Europe Outbound 6. Japan – Europe Outbound 7. Europe Rail SVC Area 8. Information “The pioneer of rail transport business linking Asia and Europe since 2007” KR/CN/VN/JP ↔ EU/RU/CIS RAIL FCL, LCL SERVICE West East Bound Bound ST.Petersburg Moscow Hamburg Manzhouli Brest Lodz Astana Duisburg Warsaw Vostochny/ Nuremberg Vladivostok Alashankou Yingkou Milano Almaty Tbilisi Tashkent Incheon Busan Tbilisi Baku Pyeongtaek Ashgabat Dushanbe Japan Rizhao Chengdu, Chongqing Suzhou Hanoi Xiamen TSR (Trans Siberian Railway) TMR (Trans Manchurian Railway) TCR (Trans China Railway) Hochiminh Transfer - 1 - KR ▶ EU Outbound 1 Incheon, Pyeongtaek, Busan - EU Route RUSSIA Belarus Zabai / Poznan Warsaw Mala. Moscow Manzhouli 1 5 2 3 Brest 4 POLAND GERMANY Lodz CZECH UKRAINE Warsaw Changchun 2 SLOVAKIA Yingkou 1 3 Dandong Dostyk / Incheon HUNGARY 3 Alashankou CHINA Pyeongtaek ROMANIA 4 Busan ITALY Rizhao Chengdu 5 Transfer Xiamen T/Time Rail (Port/ Rail ramp to Final Departure Rail ramp) Closing Destination Departure Arrival FCL LCL 22 Days Tue : Doc. Mon 10:00, Cargo Tue noon Incheon Yingkou Warsaw - 1 (Tue, Sat) Sat : Doc. Thu 17:00, Cargo Fri noon 22~23 Days Tue : Doc. Mon 10:00, Cargo Tue noon Incheon Changchun Warsaw - 2 (Tue, Sat) Sat : Doc. Thu 17:00, Cargo Fri noon EU 21~22 Days FCL : Doc. Tue 10:00, Cargo Wed noon 3 Incheon Dandong Warsaw 22~23 Days ALL BOUND (Wed) LCL : Doc. Tue 10:00, Cargo Tue 10:00 24 Days 4 Pyeongtaek Rizhao Lodz - Doc. Fri, Tue 17:00, Cargo Mon, Wed 16:00 (Mon, Wed) 23 Days 5 Busan Xiamen Mala. - Doc. Thu 15:00, Cargo Sun noon (Tue) - 2 - KR ▶ EU Outbound (T/Time) 1 Incheon, Pyeongtaek, Busan - EU Route ▪ Incheon - EU FCL & LCL ▪ Pyeongtatk - EU FCL ▪ Busan - EU FCL LCL FCL FCL FCL (to Warsaw) Section Incheon Section Section Incheon 4 평택 5 Busan 1 (via 2 (via 3 (via (via Changchun) Yingkou) Changchun) Dandong) Pyeongtaek – 1 Incheon – Yingkou 1 1 1 1 Rizhao Busan – Xiamen 4 Stand by Stand by Yingkou - Manzhouli 4 4~5 3~4 4~5 departure from 1 departure from 4 Rizhao Xiamen Manzhouli– Zabaikalsk 4 4 4 4 Rizhao – Chengdu 4 Xiamen – Dostyk 5 Stand by Zabaikalsk – Brest 10 10 10 10 departure from 2 Dostyk – Brest 8 Chengdu Brest – Mala., 1 1 1 1 Chengdu – Dostyk 6 Brest – Mala. 2 Mala., – Warsaw 2 2 2 2 Dostyk – Brest 7 - - - - - - Brest – Lodz 3 - - Total 22 22~23 21~22 22~23 Total 24 Total 23 ※ Yingkou/Xiamen/Alashankou/Manzhouli(China), Dostyk(Kazakhstan), Zabaikalsk(Russia), Brest(Belarus), Mala./Warsaw/Poznan/Lodz(Poland) - 3 - EU ▶ KR Inbound 2 EU - Incheon & Busan SVC RUSSIA Hamburg Belarus 1 Zabai / Warszawa Mala. / Moscow Manzhouli 4 3 Brest 2 Duisburg POLAND Alashankou CZECH UKRAINE Warsaw GERMANY SLOVAKIA Yingkou 1 2 3 Incheon HUNGARY CHINA Pyeongtaek 4 ROMANIA Busan ITALY Rizhao Chengdu Transfer Rail Final T/Time Destination Closing Destination (Port/ Rail ramp to Rail ramp) Departure Arrival 24~27 Days 1 Hamburg Yingkou Incheon Fri (Sat) 24~27 Days 2 Duisburg Yingkou Incheon Fri KOREA (Sat) ALL BOUND 24~27 Days 3 Warsaw Yingkou Incheon Thu (Fri) 25 / 26 Days 4 Lodz Rizhao Pyeongtaek / Busan Mon, Wed, Fir (Tue, Thu, Sat) - 4 - EU ▶ KR Inbound (T/Time) 2 EU - Incheon & Busan SVC ▪ EU - Incheon FCL ▪ EU - Busan FCL FCL FCL Section 1 2 3 Section 4 Incheon Busan (via Yingkou) (via Rizhao) Warsaw, Duisburg, Hamburg – Malaszewicze 2 Duisburg, Hamburg - Malaszewicze 1 Malaszewicze – Brest 1 Malaszewicze – Brest 1 Brest – Zabaikalsk 9 Brest – Dostyk 9 Zabaikalsk – Manzhouli 1 Dostyk – Alashankou 3 Manzhouli Departure 3 Alashankou – Cheongdu 3 Yingkou Arrival 4 Cheongdu – Rizhao 7 Yingkou Departure 3~8 Rizhao – Pusan Arrival 2 (Mon or Thu) Inchoen Arrival 1 - - (Tue or Fri) Total 24~27 Total 26 ※ Yingkou/Xiamen/Alashankou/Manzhouli(China), Dostyk(Kazakhstan), Zabaikalsk(Russia), Brest(Belarus), Malaszewicze/Warsaw/Poznan/Lodz(Poland) - 5 - KR ▶ RU Outbound 3 KR ▶ ST. Petersburg RUSSIA ST. Petersburg 1 Moscow Chita 2 Zabai / Manzhouli Warsaw Mala. / Brest 3 Vladivostok Yingkou Incheon CHINA Busan Transfer T/Time Rail Final (Port/ Rail ramp to Rail ramp) Departure Closing Destination Departure Arrival FCL LCL 20 Days FCL : Doc. Tue 12:00, Cargo Tue 16:00 Incheon Yingkou Moscow - 1 (Tue, Sat) Doc. Fri 10:00, Cargo Sat 10:00 ST. 36 Days LCL : Doc. Mon 10:00, 2 Incheon, Busan Yingkou Warsaw - Petersburg (Tue) Cargo Mon 15:00 3 22~29 Days FCL : Doc. Thu 10:00, Busan Vladivostok Moscow - (Mon) Cargo Fri 15:00 - 6 - KR ▶ RU Outbound (T/Time) 3 KR ▶ ST. Petersburg ▪ FCL Incheon - ST. Petersburg ▪ LCL Incheon ST. Petersburg ▪ Busan - ST. Petersburg FCL LCL (to Warsaw) FCL Section Section Section 1 Incheon 2 Incheon 3 Busan (via Yingkou) (via Yingkou) (via Vladivostok) Incheon – Yingkou, CN 1 Incheon – Yingkou, CN 1 Busan – Vladivostok 3 Yingkou - Manzhouli, CN 3 Yingkou - Manzhouli, CN 3 Stand by departure from 7 – 14 Vladivostok Manzhouli, CN – Zabaikalsk, RU 3 Manzhouli, CN – Zabaikalsk, RU 3 Vladivostok – ST. Petersburg 12 Zabaikalsk – Moscow 9 Zabaikalsk – Brest, BY 11 - - Moscow – ST. Petersburg 4 Brest – Mala., PL 2 - - - - Mala., – Warsaw, PL 2 - - - - Warsaw – ST.Petersburg 14 Total 20 Total 36 Total 22 – 29 - 7 - KR ▶ CIS Outbound 4 KR ▶ CIS FCL Dostyk Alashankou Almaty Jinghe Incheon Altynkol Heurgoeus Busan Lianyungang Sea Rail Final Departure T/T Destination Date Departure Arrival Departure Transfer Arrival Incheon Tue, Sat 23~28 Days Heurgoeus Almaty, KZ Lianyungang Lianyungang - Almaty Altynkol Busan Tue 23~28 Days - 8 - KR ▶ BALKAN Pen., CIS Outbound 4 KR ▶ BALKAN / CIS LCL RUSSIA Moscow Mala. / Brest Warsaw Zabai / Manzhouli KAZAKHSTAN UZBEKISTAN Yingkou GEORGIA TAJIKISTAN ARMENIA TURKMNISTAN Incheon AZERBAIJAN CHINA Transer State City Routing T/T (From Incheon to Dest) GEORGIA TBILISI EU-TR-GE 32 ARMENIA YEREVAN EU-TR-GE-AM 33 AZERBAIJAN BAKU EU-TR-GE-AZ 33 KAZAKHSTAN ALMATY EU-BY-RU-KZ 37 KAZAKHSTAN ASTANA EU-BY-RU-KZ 37 UZBEISTAN TASHKENT EU-BY-RU-KZ-UZ 37 TAJIKISTAN DUSHANBE EU-BY-RU-KZ-UZ-TJ 39 TURKMENISTAN ASHGABAT EU-BY-RU-KZ-TM 39 UKRAINE KIEV EU-UA 30 - 9 - CN ▶ EU Outbound 5 CN-EU RUSSIA Moscow Zabai / Manzhouli Warsaw 1 2 3 4 Alashankou Mala. / Brest Yingkou Incheon CHINA 1 Suzhou 3 Shanghai Chongqing 2 Changsha Transfer 4 Shenzhen T/Time Rail Final (Port/ Rail ramp to Rail ramp) Departure Closing Destination Departure Arrival FCL LCL 18 Days 18 Days FCL : Doc. Wed 12:00, Cargo Wed 16:00 1 Suzhou Suzhou Warsaw (Sun) (Sun) LCL : Doc. Wed 12:00, Cargo Wed 16:00 18 Days Doc. Tue 12:00, 2 Changsha Changsha Warsaw - EU (Sat) Cargo Wed 16:00 ALL BOUND 21 Days Doc. Fri 12:00, 3 Shanghai Chongqing Warsaw - (Sat) Cargo Fri 12:00 21 Days Doc. Fri 12:00, 4 Shenzhen Chongqing Warsaw - (Sun) Cargo Fri 12:00 - 10 - VN ▶ EU Outbound 6 VN-EU Moscow Mala. / Brest Lodz Dostyk / Alashankou Chengdu 2 1 Chongqing Dongdang / Pingxiang Transfer Hanoi HoChi Minh Departure Block Train L/Time Route Rail station Departure station (Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh ~ EU station) Chongqing / Pingxiang-Chongqing-Alashankou- 1 22 Days Malaszewicze, Poland Dostyk-Brest.-Mala Hanoi Pingxiang-Chengdu-Alashankou- 2 Chengdu/ Lodz, Poland 23 Days Dostyk-Brest.-Mala-Lodz Chongqing / Pingxiang-Chongqing-Alashankou- 1 26 Days Malaszewicze, Poland Dostyk-Brest.-Mala Ho Chi Minh Pingxiang-Chengdu-Alashankou- 2 Chengdu/ Lodz, Poland 27 Days Dostyk-Brest.-Mala-Lodz - 11 - JP ▶ EU Outbound 7 JP-EU RUSSIA Ishikari Zabai / Mala. Moscow Manzhouli Tomakomai Brest Warsaw Changchun Niigata Yingkou Sendai CHINA Kanazawa Incheon Incheon Naoetsu Toyama Busan Yokohama Busan Nagoya Tokyo Shimizu Transfer Shimonoseki Kobe Moji Osaka Kumakoto Departure Arrival Departure T/T City Group from Japan Pusan Incheon from Incheon (Departure from Japan ~ Warsaw Arrival) Yokohama, Tokyo A Mon Sat 30 Kobe, Osaka A Wed Sat 28 Nagoya A Tue Sat 29 Moji B Wed Thu 28 Shimizu B Thu Tue 34 Ishikari B Fri Mon 33 Tomakomai B Sat Mon 32 Tue Niigata B Sat Wed 32 Kanazawa B Fri Sun 33 Toyama B Sun Wed 31 Sendai B Thu Sun 34 Naoetsu B Mon Wed 30 Shimonoseki B Thu Sat 27 Kumakoto B Sat Mon 32 - 12 - Information 8 Contact Point ▪ MTL Contact Point Info. 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