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#1 walk 34.020300,68.494540 Chaki Wardak, Maidan Wardak, Afghanistan
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#2 Moscow 55.755787,37.617634 Tverskoy District, Moscow, Russia
Air Distance: 3,377.77 km
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#1 walk Chaki Wardak, Maidan Wardak, Afghanistan The local time: 15:38 (17.12.). (Asia/Kabul)
Air: 3,389.71 km (4h 29min)
The flight distance between the nearest airports on foot (KBL) and Moscow (SVO) is 3,389.71 km. This means that the flight time will be about 4h 29min. Similar air routes: KBL → VKO. KBL→DME. AZ3→SVO. AZ3 → VKO. AZ3 → DME
Azimuth: 325.16° (NW)
The geographic point of the segment on foot - Moscow is located at a distance of 1,688.89 km from both of these places along the azimuth of 325.16 °. It is located in the region Kazakhstan, Mangystau Region, Beyneu (Kazakhstan, Mangystau region, Beineu district).
Distance: 3,377.77 km
The shortest distance (by air) on foot from Moscow is 3,377.77 km.
Shortest route on foot - moscow route planner -. Driving time approx. Half the way you will pass for.
Time difference: -1.5h
The time difference between walking (Asia/Kabul) and Moscow (Europe/Moscow) is -1.5 h.
#2 Moscow Tverskoy District, Central Administrative Okrug, Moscow, Central Federal District, Russia Tverskoy District, Central Administrative Okrug, Moscow, Central Federal District, Russia "" E Local time: 14:08 (17.12.). (Europe/Moscow)
How is distance calculated?
To calculate the distance between two places (on foot and Moscow), their names are converted into coordinates (latitude and longitude). For cities, regions, and countries, their geographic centers are used. The haversine formula is used to calculate the distance.
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Get directions by car
This service allows you to quickly get directions between any cities
Russia and Abroad, and immediately see it on the map.
The route planner is useful for everyone who travels by car - truckers,
travelers, customers and managers of companies involved in cargo transportation.
What is a distance calculator for?
You look through which cities the route will pass. you can decide in advance
place to stay overnight.
You will see the approximate fuel consumption for the entire trip and will be able to estimate the financial
You will know how much time you will spend on the road.
How to get directions by car?
First you need to set the start and end points of the route. In the calculator
calculation there are two fields - "city from where" and "city where". Enter in the appropriate fields
In the "fuel consumption" field, enter the appropriate characteristic of your car
(in liters per 100 kilometers). In the "fuel price" field - the average price of gasoline,
with which you fill your car.
This data is needed to calculate the total fuel costs for the entire trip.
In the "additional distance calculation settings" tab, you can set more
- "Detour countries" - do not lay a route through the territory of the specified countries.
This feature is especially useful for international shipments. Allows you not to go
to the territory of countries with a visa regime and avoid customs inspections.
- "City bypass" - do not lay a route through the territory of the specified
cities. If you don't want to pass through a certain city, enter its name in
- Detour routes - exclude the specified routes from the calculation.
- "Through cities" - the function allows you to draw a route through a certain
city or cities, even if they lie outside the shortest path.
- "Speed on the road" - there are 4 types of roads - territorial,
regional, highway, motorway. You can exclude one
or more types.
You can create a route by car in one of two modes:
The shortest route is the minimum distance from one city to another;
The fastest route - the minimum travel time (only
After you have set all the conditions, click the "calculate" button.
On the map that appears, the route will be marked with a thick red line, and all lying on
city paths - red markers.
The calculation results are presented in the form of a table, which shows the length of the entire path, the time in
trip, total fuel consumption and the amount that fuel will cost.
The table also contains a list of all cities through which the route is laid, with
division into regions and countries.
The results can be printed on a printer and taken with you on the road instead of
atlas. If you have access to the Internet in your car (for example, via
satellite or cellular network), you can check the route and correct it according to
depending on circumstances.
Keep in mind that averages are used in the calculations. That's why
the results obtained are only indicative values and not exact figures.
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Distance between cities
When can distance calculation be useful?
Free distance calculator between cities shows the exact distance between cities and calculates the shortest route with fuel consumption. It may be requested in the following cases:
- The distance calculation service helps to plot a route for an autotraveler, for example, for summer holiday with family or when planning a business trip by car. Knowing the consumption of gasoline and the average price per liter of fuel, it is easy to calculate the mandatory financial costs of the trip.
- For a long-distance driver, calculating the distance between cities allows you to plot a route on the map in preparation for a long-distance trip.
- The distance calculator is useful for the consignor to determine the mileage and, in accordance with the tariffs of the transport company, estimate the cost of transportation.
How to use the distance calculator?
To calculate a route between cities, start typing in the From field the name of the starting point of the route. From the drop-down contextual hint, select the desired city. By analogy, fill in the Where field and click the calculate button.
On the page that opens, a route will be laid out on the map, the initial and final settlements will be marked with red markers, and the path along the road will be shown with a red line. Above the map, the total length of the route, the duration of the journey and fuel consumption will be indicated. Under this information, a summary table will be placed with detailed data on the route and on the sections of the path: the type of road, the estimated length and duration of each route fragment.
The resulting route can be printed or, by changing some parameters, repeat the calculation. In additional settings, you can set transit settlements, as well as adjust the estimated speed on roads of each type. Below the additional settings are the data entry fields of the fuel calculator. Enter in them the current fuel consumption of your car and the average price of 1 liter of fuel. When recalculating, this data will be used to calculate the required amount of fuel and its cost.
Other route planning methods
Perhaps the easiest alternative is to open a road atlas and draw a route on the map by eye. Then, by rolling a curvimeter along the route, you can get an approximate mileage. It will be more difficult to estimate the travel time: for this, you will have to break the route into fragments with the same class of roads and measure the sum of the lengths of the fragments of each class. Further, knowing the average speed for each class of roads, it is not difficult to calculate the time by dividing the distance by the speed.
If the curvimeter is not at hand, then you can use the ruler. Place the zero mark of the ruler at the starting point of the route and move the ruler, tightly adjoining it to the meanders of the road.
You can also calculate the distance between cities using tables that are published in atlases and reference books. This is quite convenient for routes starting and ending in major cities. Small settlements, as a rule, are not in the tables.
Algorithm for calculating the distance between cities
The route calculation is based on the algorithm for finding the shortest path in a weighted road graph (Dijkstra's algorithm). Distances are determined by exact satellite coordinates of roads and settlements. The calculation is the result of computer simulations, and models are not perfect, so when planning a trip route, do not forget to lay a reserve.
There are several approaches to determining the distance between cities:
- road distance includes the length of the highway and the roads connecting it with the city;
- straight-line distance. or whatever it is called by bird's eye view, is characterized by a shorter length, but is practically less valuable, because movement usually takes place on roads.
In our calculations distances between cities are taken by road .
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Nagatkinskaya Embankment - Red Square - Grand Kremlin Square - Kremlin Embankment - Cathedral of Christ the Savior - Luzhniki - Walk of Fame - Krasnaya Presnya Park - Moscow City
If you are afraid to immediately join the stream of cars, start with a slightly longer route along the picturesque Moscow embankments. We will start from the Nagatkinskaya embankment. We will reach the Novospassky bridge, cross it to the other side and continue our way to the Ustinsky bridge. There you will need to go down the stairs. Then we will continue to move forward: we drive past the Kremlin and the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, pass the Luzhniki, pedal along Novodevichy Embankment and Savvinskaya, then along Smolenskaya and Krasnopresnenskaya. The end of the route is near Moscow City, but nothing prevents you from stopping by Krasnaya Presnya Park and celebrating the end of your trip with a picnic on the grass.
All-Russian Exhibition Center - Botanical Garden of the Russian Academy of Sciences - Garden of Stones - Ostankino Park - Ostankino Estate
Updated after the reconstruction and merger of park areas, VDNKh is gradually transforming into a new type of space. Here you can arrange a cycle tour of the pavilions, see the beautifully green Botanical Garden or explore the vast park area, which covers an area of about 540 hectares. We advise you to avoid the Central Alley - there are the most pedestrians.
Moscow City - Taras Shevchenko Embankment - Berezhkovskaya Embankment - Vorobievskaya Embankment - Sparrow Hills - Neskuchny Garden - Gorky Park
This easy route is great for beginners. We start not far from Moscow City, from the side of the Taras Shevchenko embankment. The route runs along the right bank of the Moskva River. Without being distracted by the bridges until the very finish line, we will pass through the Sparrow Hills and Andreevskaya Embankment, passing the Neskuchny Garden and Gorky Park. We finish on the Crimean bridge.
"Moscow-City" - Hotel "Ukraine" - Europe Square - Observation deck - MFA - Arbat - Red Square
Cycling around Moscow is especially beautiful at night. When night falls on the city, there are fewer pedestrians and cars, and millions of lights are still lit. We will see the impressive illumination of "Moscow City", the mystical hotel "Ukraine", Europe Square and Kyiv railway station. Let's stop at the observation deck on Rostovskaya Embankment to look at the Government House and the Borodino Bridge. Near the metro station "Smolenskaya" we will admire the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. A night walk will not do without a visit to the Arbat, when there are no crowds of tourists on it. And then we will go to the very heart of Moscow - to Red Square, which you can admire endlessly.
Rozhdestvensky Boulevard - Tsvetnoy Boulevard - Strastnoy Boulevard - Pushkin Square - Tverskaya Street - Novy Arbat - Patriarch's Ponds - Garden Ring - Hermitage Garden
The route covers a large number of city sights and is suitable for those who already feel confident on the road in the stream of public transport. We will pass Pushkin Square and the Government of Moscow, visit Novy Arbat and Patriarch's Ponds, see the M. A. Bulgagov Museum, the Aquarium Garden, the Satire Theater and the Mossovet Theater, look into the Garden Triumphal Square and finish in the Hermitage Garden.
Ustyinsky Square - Chistye Prudy - Sretensky Boulevard - Sovremennik Theater - Komsomolskaya Square - Sokolniki Park
The beginning of the route is on the Bolshoi Ustyinsky Bridge, which can be reached from Raushskaya or Kosmodamianskaya embankment. We cross the river, pass Ustinsky Square and move along Yauzsky Boulevard, which smoothly flows into Pokrovsky and then into Chistoprudny. We pass the Boulevard Ring, we reach the Turgenevskaya metro station and here we turn onto Akademika Sakharov Avenue. We don’t get lost on the ring and move towards the Komsomolskaya metro station, we drive along Krasnoprudnaya Street and further along Rusakovskaya. We pass to the Sokolniki metro station and along the boulevard we reach the park. Route completed. If you still have the strength, you can slowly ride along the park paths.
Bitsevsky forest
If your soul yearns for nature, take a circular route around one of the largest forest areas in Moscow. It is especially pleasant to ride here on summer evenings, inhaling the aromas of herbs. We start near the Bitsevsky Park metro station. Next, there are several options. If you are used to riding along the embankments and parks, do not go far into the forest for the first time. And if you feel confident enough, follow the route on the map up to Akademika Yangelya Street or explore the forest paths on your own. Remember that riding through the forest is different from walking along the bike path: you may come across rocks and ravines along the way. Therefore, we advise you not to accelerate much, especially when driving in unfamiliar places.
The length of the route is 7.5 km.
You can also lay the route manually, armed with a map, pencil and ruler. But if you ended up on the route planner page, then another, often more convenient option is possible - laying a route online, one of which is offered to you on our site.
There are two types of routing: manual and automatic.
- With manual laying, you put on the map a series of points that form an arbitrary route.
- With automatic compilation, you need to specify the start and end points, and our service will lay the best route by itself, calculating the shortest path, taking into account traffic rules and the traffic situation at the moment.
On the compiled route, you will see all the roads and nearby intersections, which will be very useful for motorists and travelers. A map with a route in the city of Moscow will allow you to plan a route and will not let you get lost in an unfamiliar place.
To make a route on the map of the city of Moscow, enter the starting point in the first field of the form below and the end point in the second field. Then specify how you will move to the final destination by clicking on the appropriate button - "By car", "On foot" or public transport". After that, click on the "Show route" button.
Total length - 29 km
Picturesque embankments are a great option for a pleasant bike ride around Moscow. The route starts from the Nagatinskaya embankment. We go to the Novospassky bridge, where we cross to the other side. We continue the trip to the Ustinsky bridge. There you will have to briefly get off the bike and go down the stairs. There will be no more obstacles until the end of the path. But there will be excellent views of the Kremlin, the Cathedral of Christ the Savior and the Luzhniki Stadium. Then we fly along Novodevichy, Savvinskaya, Smolenskaya and Krasnopresnenskaya embankments. We finish the trip in the pleasant park "Krasnaya Presnya" or you can get to Moscow City and stare at the skyscrapers.
Bicycle route "Museon-Victory Park"
The length of the route is 16 km.
An equipped dedicated cycle path starts from the Muzeon park. Then we go to the park. Gorky, where you can linger for a while, go on rides or just ride along the park alleys. The path continues to Sparrow Hills, from where excellent views open. We pedal for a couple more kilometers and get to Victory Park, where the bike path ends.
"VDNH-Ostankino"
The length of the route is 12.5 km.
VDNKh is one of the most interesting places Moscow. Here you can drive through the pavilions, see exhibitions or get to some festival. The cycle route passes through the Botanical Garden with an area of 540 hectares, then you can admire the original rock garden, drive through the Ostankino park and get to the Ostankino TV tower. We finish our trip near the Ostankino estate, where you can relax and sit by the pond.
Bicycle path in Izmailovsky Park
You can have a great time riding in Izmailovsky Park. There is an equipped bike path with signs that will not let you get lost. We start the route from the sports ground near the College of Industry, Hospitality and Management No. 23. On the way we stop at Terletsky Park, admire the beauties of the Izmailovsky estate and the Cathedral of the Intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary. One of the iconic places of the route is the Izmailovsky Kremlin. Here you can linger a little and go on a detailed tour. You can finish your journey by reaching the desired metro station: Izmailovskaya, Partizanskaya or Highway Enthusiasts.
Bicycle route "Moscow-City-Crimean Bridge"
The total length is only 12 km.
A simple and interesting route around Moscow is suitable even for beginners. The path starts from Moscow City, from the side of the Taras Shevchenko embankment. All the way we will drive along the right bank of the river, repeating its bends. We drive along Sparrow Hills and Andreevskaya Embankment to Neskuchny Garden. You can stop here and relax in the shade of the trees, or drive a little more, reaching Gorky Park. There are sure to be plenty of entertainment and opportunities for have a great holiday. The finish point of the route is the Crimean bridge.
Southeast bike route
This track is loved by professionals. There are many slopes and climbs along the way, so you won't be bored. We start moving from the Maryino metro station. We drive along the city streets and turn to Borisovsky Ponds. Then you can slowly drive along the picturesque reservoirs and get to the Kapotnya district.
Park them. Gorky
Ride in the park is a pleasure. Even if you don't have your own bike, you can rent one. The route passes through numerous alleys of the park. Ideal for a leisurely ride on a pleasant summer day.
Central route
The length of the route is 9 km.
It is on this route that you can see many of Moscow's sights by cycling. The bike path starts on Rozhdestvensky Boulevard. From here we set off towards Pushkinsky Square, drive past the building of the Moscow Government, stop at Novy Arbat and go to the Patriarch's Ponds. Here we can take a break and go on to the M. Bulgakov Museum. Next we are waiting for the Aquarium Garden, the Satire Theater, the Theater. Moscow City Council and Sadovo-Triumfalny Square. We finish our journey in the Hermitage Garden.
The route is not difficult, but not suitable for everyone, since most of the way you will have to go along a busy road in the vicinity of road transport.
"Ustinsky Square-Park Sokolniki"
The length of the route is 7 km.
We start from the Bolshoy Ustyinsky Bridge, on which we cross the river and get to the Ustyinsky Square. From here we drive along Yauzsky Boulevard, then along Pokrovsky, and then along Chistoprudny. We drive along the Boulevard Ring and move to the Turgenevskaya metro station. We turn onto Akademika Sakharov Avenue and head for the Komsomolskaya metro station. We continue to move along Krasnoprudnaya street and further along Rusakovskaya. We get to the Sokolniki metro station and end our journey in the park.
By the way, Sokolniki Park itself also has a bike path. Here you can take a leisurely ride along the alleys and enjoy the surrounding greenery. And if there is no strength left, then just stop for a picnic.
Bicycle route in Bitsevsky Park
The length of the route is 7.5 km.
If you like to ride in nature, then the best place in noisy Moscow - Bitsevsky Park. This huge forested area is perfect for a pleasant ride among trees, fragrant herbs and beautiful landscapes. Note that there is no special bike path in the forest, so unprepared bikers should be especially careful. And in any case, it's better not to accelerate too much.
Here you can build your own route and choose any trail you like. The map shows one of the possible options with a length of 7.5 km.
Travel planning
So, at some cycling forum or from acquaintances, you will find out that place X is just super, every self-respecting cyclist must go there and it’s generally incomprehensible why you haven’t been there yet. If X is completely unfamiliar to you, then questions arise:Where is X?
The official OpenStreetMap website, despite its spartan austerity, allows you to search for settlements, places, etc. out of the box. Nominatim will also be useful, which is “sharpened” specifically for search.What is the best way to get there?
The first place to look if you don't live in Russia is OpenCycleMap. This is a special map for cyclists with cycling routes. The routes, I would say, are global and are not designed for local easy 8-hour walks.In other cases, the route will still have to be laid by yourself. As a rule, the automatically laid route is not ideal and requires manual “finishing”. Therefore, I recommend the combination of OpenRouteService and ShowYourJourney , both of which use OpenStreetMap data.
OpenRouteService
An excellent German site, by default it opens in German, but it has the coveted English flag on the top right. We click on the Start line, then on the departure point on the map, then on the End line, then on the destination on the map, and finally on the Calculate button. The result will appear quite quickly, incl. the total distance and indications such as "turn right after 200 meters". You can find routes for cars, pedestrians and cyclists. For the first and last options, unique options are available, the meaning of which is clear from the name, but just in case, it has been repeatedly tested empirically. It is possible for a car to choose between the fastest and the shortest path, because the shortest one can be winding or with a bunch of traffic lights and other troubles. For pedestrians, the shortest path is searched, using paths, paths, sidewalks, etc., carefully mapped by OpenStreetMap mappers.For cyclists, the settings are especially rich: the shortest path / shortest track, the safest way/ safest track(avoid big roads), road bike/ racer(on the contrary, try to navigate the route along the roads), for mountain biking / mountain bike(the mode is similar to the safest, apparently, tortuosity is added). In addition to the listed options, the algorithm can be further configured (more options), in particular, manually enable the option to avoid roads and tram lines, as well as select polygons on the map that cannot be passed/passed through. The result can be exported to a link with parameters inside or to a standard GPX. In general, German developers deserve respect, especially since an impressive list of scientific publications is available on OpenRouteService (in the INFO&CONTACT section).
ShowYourJourney
The longer the route from the OpenRouteService, the more likely it is not laid out very well somewhere, and a person would have done it better. ShowYourJourney allows you to download a GPX route and edit it manually. However, you can also create a route from scratch. Successfully implemented work with the track - each link can always be divided in half in the middle. To get started, click on "start a route" on the bottom right. Of course, the result can be re-exported to GPX.ShowYourJourney is similar to the GPS Visualizer Freehand Drawing Utility , but data cannot be imported.
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Where can I get maps for the navigator?
Now I want to save the map with the route in the navigator (if you have one). You can download OpenStreetMap maps on the wiki of the Maps of Russia project, and I think there will be no problems with loading GPX into the navigator.How to prepare a printed version of the map?
Navigators can be unreliable (for example, the battery runs out quickly), and their screen is small due to portability. It is good practice to take a map printed on paper with you. The official website of OpenStreetMap, although it allows you to print, will come out, to put it mildly, a little small. For high quality printing purposes, there is MapOSMatic. Just set the rectangle with the mouse, holding Control, and go. The service supports export to SVG and raster, conveniently splits the map into squares and creates an index. How to automate card printing with our itinerary using OpenStreetMap is an open question. I think Maperitive can handle it offline. Also, nothing prevents you from using GPSVisualizer.
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How to optimize a track?
It's no secret that the track recording function of navigators is implemented in the same way - a mindless machine simply remembers your position with a given time interval. As a result, tracks after 12 hours of recording take up megabytes, and services working with them are not childishly tense. The information in the "raw" tracks is redundant: if you were driving in a straight line all the time, you can throw out the inner points with a clear conscience. Also, in parking lots, the GPS "sausages" and there is a "Brownian movement" around the true position.To solve this problem, there is CourseMapper . Unfortunately, it is built on the basis of Google Maps and it is impossible to create an OpenStreetMap background in it, but it is able to load a track directly from Garmin devices, and, of course, it is friends with GPX. In its settings, you can select the minimum accuracy in meters and the version of the algorithm (speed vs. quality). The service can be thoughtful on large amounts of data. If your track is very large, then it remains to either cut it into pieces and then glue the optimized ones together, or use offline solutions. Optimization greatly reduces the track size, depending on the settings and data, up to 1000 times.
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What is the coolest and most beautiful way to show a track?
We are talking about "clean" visualization, better than ShowYourJourney. If you are too lazy to reinvent the wheel yourself, my advice to you is to use the GPS Visualizer. It's just, well, a very fancy and free visualization service, powerful and flexible, with its own community and wiki. I will only list the especially "tasty" features:- Simultaneous display of several tracks at once. Convenient if your fellow traveler meets you halfway and your tracks are different.
- Import from GPX.
- Export to raster and vector. Export interactive map to HTML (using Google Maps).
- In the interactive map, you can customize the default background, whether it's OpenStreetMap or Google satellite imagery.