What is better, travel by bus or by train ?

[Avgustin]

For long distance travel, train is generally the best option as the seating is more spacious with ample legroom and you can get up and walk up and down the train, sit in the dining car to eat (when available) and relax on your own bed (if you're on a sleeper). Buses are generally faster than the trains but they do have more accidents and, depending on the class of bus can be very cramped. For short trips (up to four-five hours) they are ok, though for anything longer, when available, train is a better option.

Security on both trains and buses is ok, though petty theft remains a small problem on the trains - keep your valuables with you at all time and don't get raging drunk on the trip and you'll be fine.

Where your destination is not served by train, it will be faster and cheaper to get a bus the whole way rather than try to do a train/bus combination.

[Garold]

<style type="text/css"><!--td {border: 1px solid #ccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}--></style>It depends on your destination, the location of that place, and so on. I prefer to travel by train because I like sitting by the window and watching sceneries, but sometimes there is no possibility to travel that way. When I go to Europe, I always use trains. For example, my last trip was to Russia, and I visited five or six cities by train. I bought all the tickets on https://www.russiantrain.com/, and I had a very comfortable and exciting trip.

[Godge1950]

It's all depend on your wish, if you want to go by bus then you can go by bus or same with in case train. Both have different advantages or disadvantages on their own base. For example we are looking cosmetic dentist edinaand and we have many option so we can select according to our wish where we want to go for treatment. According to me, our own wish is much important instead of everything because we feel comfortable when we select something according to our wish.