🚂TRAIN TRAVEL IN INDIA🇮🇳 | Travel VLOG
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- čas přidán 27. 05. 2023
- We take our last train journey in India 😢. Join us as we travel from Goa to Fort Kochi, an 800km trip where we share our thoughts on rail travel for foreigners in India.
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Indian railway are world largest ❤❤❤i love Indian railway ❤❤❤
This video just came up in my suggested watch and i am so glad it did. A very wholesome and honest vlog.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it
I LOVE travelling in India by train, it's super easy, affordable and the trains are comfy :) I once took a train from Trivandrum Kerala all the way to the border of Nepal and the whole journey took 3 days and nights :D
Love from Kerala!
Wow, that’s a massive train journey
Some things about Indian Rail even indian travellers doesn't know or prefer to ignore.
In sleeper coaches (AC or Non AC) Travellers are allowed to sleep only during night from 10 pm to 6 or 8 am. During day time, lower berth travellers must allow upper berth travellers to sit, if they opt for. Lower berth traveller is allocated window side seating.
From the indicators available on entry/ exit doors of AC coaches, one can know whether Toilets are occupied or not (when the occupant uses the latch in toilet, the indicator inside the coach turn red from green.
Glad to see Flying Finneys got grounded by plesant train journey.
They are great tips, thanks for sharing
Good nice things
That's AC Two Tier, not Second Class.
This is the order:👇
1. First Class
2. AC Two Tier
3. AC Three Tier
4. Sleeper (Non AC Three Tier)
5. Chair Car
6. Second Class
The Second Class is unreserved coaches for all kind of people, we have to adjust, sometimes it will be terrible.
The coaches except Second Class are reserved coaches upto First Class, you can choose as per your budget and comfort.
Indian railways is the best way to travel ❤
Railway best travel
Very well shot😍💯
Indian railway is the best trave list
welcome to india sir. i hope you enjoy your trip
Thankyou. We have had a fabulous time in India.
I liked the way everything is explained in detail. I will say this is one of the best rail reviews i have seen.
Thankyou
Online train ticket booking is so easy there is no need to go yourself on ticket counter
We found that our international cards weren’t accepted for payment online
Last I travelled in an Indian train was a few years ago. The only problem I have with Indian trains is the sight of unclean toilets and people crowding at the wash basin. Rest all things can be manged and the train journeys are a great way to travel in India.
Absolutely - We found the trains we were travelling on were very clean (including the amenities - which was great) - we found hat train travel in India takes a little bit of 'getting your head around' but we loved it
Nice to see you guys, best way to know india is to travel by train, best wishes, happy traveling 💐
Thankyou
Welcome to Kerala.. finally you guys have❤ made it...
So glad you enjoyed your train journey. I am Indian and always prefer it to flying for all the reasons you mentioned.
We were so surprised by how great it was
Love train travel. Thanks for the inspiration.
That’s what we love to hear - that we are inspiring others to get out and explore this fabulous world.
Train journeys in India are the best! 😍 Will explore this route soon. Very wholesome video. Like and support from Bangalore! ❤
Thankyou. Glad you enjoyed the video and enjoy your upcoming trip
Very well made video. Hope Kerala was amazing.
Kerala was lovely. Glad you enjoyed the video
Train travel is great! This trip seemed to be particularly good value as you got food (which also looked quite nice) as well. Sadly long distance rail trips in Australia have become more expensive than ever as they're been marketed as 'once in a lifetime experiences' rather than a way to get between cities. Many years ago I travelled on the Indian Pacific from Sydney to Adelaide when there were still carriages with sit up seats that reclined like airplane seats. This was the cheap way to travel, but with budget airlines killing that market. Both the Indian Pacific and the Ghan just have the 'premium cabins experience' only, no cheap seats!
That’s why we never take the train at home . It’s a bit sad really.
Alappuzha (Alappy) is my home town... Enjoy your houseboat moments 😊
Welcome to India
Thankyou
1:20 Everything is #online.
People don't go to station to book a reserve ticket 🎟️😔
That was not possible for us. The online booking system would not accept our international cards.
You guys should visit again this September
Great idea but we are off to Taiwan and Vietnam soon
@@theflyingfinneys well ..Happy journey.
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❤❤ fisrt welcome to india. and I hope to yours jarni well.❤❤❤ thanks.. and come to Ahmedabad in Gujarat.
Should have headed up to the mountains in the north. Surely would be a different and interesting experience. Or to the north east states. Sikkim would be a great place to slow up the pace.
We really wanted to head to the mountains but ran out of time. Hoping to get there on another visit to your beautiful country
Who travels in indian railway he thinks that he is succeed in its hard journey it is a different feeling
Divine couple u look so calm nice
Thankyou
Thanks ❤❤❤❤❤
So is the train the best way to travel through India??
Yes it was great. Inexpensive and really comfortable
Hello, If you are visiting to Mumbai then I would like to host you, I am a tour guide in Mumbai. Just let me know.
Thankyou, we left Mumbai some time ago but if we ever come back we might accept your kind offer
Good that you're including clips of passengers hanging out of local trains. Western people love to see this and rooftop people journeying on trains. This will make them avoid India-a 3rd World country.
Hi, thanks for taking the time to comment. I think everyone has pre-conceived ideas of a country or culture that is based on and reinforced by popular media - I can immediately think of a few stereotypes related to Australia and Australians:) Our experience of India is diverse - yes it does include people hanging out of local trains but (eg in our Mumbai series) we also seek to show India as a beautiful and cosmopolitan country with huge shopping malls, great people and wonderful food - certainly not third world!! Best wishes G&T (The Flying Finneys)
@@theflyingfinneystravel on such premium class train, you will have comfortable journey. Just hoping on local train isn’t comfortable for everyone . By the way that guy who mentioned about rooftop journey in India , isn’t possible because it’s unsafe Indian trains are electrified with 25,000 volts cable wire.