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As an Indian, I can tell you our country is also huge and multi culture and region like china. You find different language, people, and culture after travelling distance of every 150 km in India, Indian rural area is of different level compare to city, India also has large population like china so city area will be bustling and noisy n crowded.. But my advice will please don't travel alone like in china specially in some city and rural area because it's not safe for woman specially in night hours and also in some areas specially in rural areas of North India have very confined and conservative mentality mind specially for woman and some stereotype will see western young woman roaming alone in wild will be seen in very notorious eyes so never go alone in some place in India.. But apart all those India is very beautiful and vibrant country for visitors
Notice your backpack becoming a frontpack. Safety? You are brave taking the train and meeting so many unknown people in your journey. Keep the vid coming. As other mentioned below, love your down earth and respectful approach to any culture.
Nothing would ever upsets Kathy. You are the best person in the world, because you are able to see everything in positive manner. Wherever you go, you bring light, positive energy, and joy for all of us. Great job, Kathy!
dude all trains are like this in India.. am I right? don't travel rajdhani tejas or vande bharat they are even worse. totally avoid gatiman and vistadome too
@@friendlyatheist9589 Sarcasm only works when the other person is aware of what you are even talking about. Do you really think non-Indians know about those trains?
@@friendlyatheist9589 No they don't.They just move on. Nobody is that eager to be the subject of sarcasm. Plus why the heck would someone from the west find even the modern Indian trains that great? Those types of trains have been there in their countries since the last 30 years at least. We are only now catching up and coming to their level and that too in a very uneven manner.
Katherine finds the positive no matter the circumstances. Whether unexpected monsoons, delayed trains, or whatever else, it's a 10/10 experience for something new and exciting. We all need a little bit of Katherine in us.
Welcome to an Indian train, Katherine! That's not one of the premier trains so the level was quite low. The premier trains are better off, cleaner and little more organized than this one, but still a level lower than Chinese trains. We Indians can't do anything without being chaotic and disorganized, sorry to say. But that's how it is. Nevertheless, absolutely love your positivity, down to earth attitude toward different cultures and curiosity. Even though some things were not to your liking, you kept your smile and positive attitude! I really appreciate these characteristics. Hope you get to travel in India more soon and see the varied landscapes that we have here! Wam regards from India and can't wait to see you cycle around in China!
If you are a fan of her channel, you will know that she spends a good deal of time in rural China in the most remote villages. She loves different experiences and China has both rich and a lot of poor areas too! Katherine has open mind and loves different cultures. Love from China and peace between our great nations. Asia is big enough for two powerful nations.
@@Mariobrownio1989 When did I comment on her experiences? I in fact appreciated her positive attitude and curiosity. I pointed out the quality of the trains and the chaos that we have in India. Any normal person, no matter how down to earth he/she is would get uncomfortable in such an environment. Looking out of filthy windows, passage ways totally clogged with oversized luggage, open doors on a running train (which is a security issue), could be adventurous to many but that definitely doesn't leave a very good impression on people who are not from here! China is way ahead of all of this.
Great video! Have been on train rides there, not much has changed, Very commendable of you to travel this way via this class of service showing us the ‘true picture’ of the journey. The best part is your enthusiasm and positivity, the glass is ‘half full’ 😊
You are an absolute Ambassador To The World, dear Katherine. Fearless young women are keeping the planet spinning despite all the sand being poured into its gears.
i know generally in more rural areas of china, foreigners get some looks, but you get LOOKS here. i can tell you were uncomfortable at times with some folks but you made the best of it. thanks for sharing!
Every country goes through different economic stages. India too. I wish the two great populous nations will leverage on each other to help each other to develop even more! I am sure Katherine loves to be able to travel by train from China to India one day!
@@kats_journey_east Hi katherine, : if you're visiting India alone (again) be extremely careful of your personal safety. It's better to travel in groups or with a companion. : It's not good to visit many places after 7PM : Some Past incidents suggest that Solo female travellers can't even trust their "male tour guides". : Being extremely friendly/friendly with male strangers may give them the "wrong Idea". Remember India is a very patriarchal semi feudalistic society and have an obsession with "White skin" girls. Many beliefs white girl are easy/Nympho.They may think you are inviting them to do "activities" with you. : South Indian states are relatively safer than North Indian states. : Anti Chinese racism/hatred is rampant especially in North India. So if your husband is coming with you it may be better to introduce him as Taiwanese or Singaporean to strangers. : Don't celebrate festival like Holi with strangers. Many won't waste a single chance to inappropriately touch/Grope girls : Don't ever tell strangers/ friendly strangers where you are staying. : Better to book only 3 star - 5 star hotel based on review. Same is true for travel agency/trains etc. Never travel in General compartments. Book sleeper coaches or AC, but it is better to go with AC coaches. I know people are people everywhere ie Good and bad. I am not trying to bad mouth india just telling you the reality Just yesterday's there was a news about a female korean blogger harrassed in Mumbai Link: th-cam.com/video/i564LE7uk7w/w-d-xo.html Some Other examples th-cam.com/video/myhubCtp-DI/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/06nmfTmhA-s/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/Tlrpg9u1d0w/w-d-xo.html
So, india banned 300+ China app and accused Chinese enterprises with any excuse that are not the international common practice in business. How can you keep the stable and normal relationship for both countries. China helped India building electricity power station, chemistry factories , public transportation recently decades, your proud of indian treat China as imaginative enemy.
Thank you Katherine for this video. A very interesting train ride thru your travel lens in India. Wow you also speaks Hindi. Awesome. Take care and have a safe travel.
I would like to give a tribute to this lady (Katherine) with a big heart at 10:00 mark in the vlog. She represented China to a good man for his decency, in case you missed it. A slight (only Nixon can go to China) rapprochement moment. He did enacted that honourable peace offer. In Australia PM Gough Whitlam first kicked started the handshakes ,a brave man. True visionaries.
I nominate Katherine to be Ambassador of Peace between countries. This has to start by improving understanding between people of different nationalities. Katherine, jeep up the wonderful videos that help to bridge people and cultures.
It's a lot better than what I imagine. Because my friends went to India more than 20 years ago, and they said it was a nightmare, because people are stucked like sardines and some will craw on your shoulders and head. Just can't imagine.
When I was in India (2015) it was worse than sardines, at least in the Mumbai region. I wouldn't call it a nightmare, it was an interesting experience, but it's certainly not for everyone. Heading back into Mumbai had to change trains and it took a few attempts to get onto a train. I guess if you're not physically able and willing to fight for your spot it might be a nightmare. Away from the Mumbai region it was generally ok.
well! In india u have so many options for transportation...cheap local trains are not for tourist to enjoy the stay...i don't understand why people is ready to spend more than $10 in other country but when they come to india they always go for $0.5 or $1 options(also they live in very cheap hotels).India is more economical than other countries that doesn't mean you have to choose the cheapest option available.🙏
@@RoadDestination That kind of sardine situation is there even in Japan during rush hours (office hours). They even hire people to shove people inside.
For a moment, I thought Katherine would take out a wipe and start cleaning the window like she did on a older train in China a few months back. And then we realize the "open door policy" is actually a feature 😅
Speak the local language is everything, cannot imagine speaking Hindi. I went to India three times, love the food, how about you ? Will you do any Indian food tasting review ?
Hello everyone! I'm from PRC and after many years of studying, my English is still terrible and I had to get help from deepl. I hate all kinds of comparisons, especially between countries and nationalities. I wish all people could do their own thing seriously and learn to appreciate each other. Thanks to Katherine for the interesting vlog and I hope she has a good and safe trip! Thanks to deepl for doing a good job and allowing me to express some of this.
I love the trains in France. Once while traveling by train to the South of France out the window in the countryside I saw a young guy running at top speed not train top speed. Lol. He was being pursued by the police and ran into an old shed to hide..it was a mère 15 seconds but like an old silent movie which left you with all kinds of mystery..
India is undoubtedely a huge and beautiful country but with big problems. Too much chaos, too dirty and I suppose too dangerous, especially for a woman. Take care! Thank you for this awesome video.
Its dangerous bcoz of the religious restriction ..girls r not allowed to go outside in night ,n if they r out alone there is high chance of abduction or rape
I had the worst experience on the train from Delhi to Jaisalmer via Jaipur: my bag was stolen with my passport in it, and as result I was stuck in Delhi for more than a week to get my new travel document and a visa. The year was 2009.
I took the train from Udaipur to Agra back in 2011. Everything still look the same for non AC coaches. They never lock the door when the train travelled at full speed.
Be extra CAREFUL on Safety while in India, especially for Women. Avoid places where low level men usually gathers or places where you are alone, always bring someone you know along, preferable a Male friend. Such a Beautiful, young and attractive woman like you, certainly shall attract unwanted attention. Never push your luck too far.
Michael portillo, host of train enthusiast shows bought an illustrated covered Indian rail network timetable on location for a pittance. I thought to myself he got himself a work of fiction
I always love to see your train episodes. I was halfway attempting you to jump out again like in the JP train ride to try and clean window (although the feasability thereof)
Katherine, love your PR for the Indian Railways. Instead of Rosetta Stone sponsoring you, I am shouting out to the Indian Railway Rajas to give you a "Premium" sponsor. 🤣🤣🤣
@@azhariarif Sorry you must have been stuck in the 90s. I am Indonesian and I lived in Malaysia for a few years in the early 2010s. Honestly, Malaysia seems like it's stuck there with terrible urban planning. The only thing that has changed from KL is the MRT. At least Indonesia is getting a HSR while the KL Singapore HSR was politicised and still subject to negotiation. Remember that envy and lying are sinful. Or perhaps is that ignorance? I must say I was amazed when I visited China and I must admit that it's a country we can learn from.
@@xygog2408 Sorry to be honest, China is still very much a backwater to us. When we think of China we still think of bad quality, and based on Katherine's video, we are not far off either. Maybe if you compare Indonesia with China, then maybe China looks developed. Malaysian quality is just better.
If you are nuts for railways, idk if you already known, michael portillo is the odd duck. His recent series on asian railways is worth viewing along with other continents.
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老司机发车了，大家坐好！😁
RS is great!
India is ranked the world#1 of sexual harassment/assult. Take care ...
Seriously u want talk bout India? Not interested. If so, sorry unsubs
@@irritatedanglosaxon1705 huh?
谢谢阳离子带我去体验印度火车，你的频道不光让世界看到了中国，也让中国看到了不一样的印度。我永远支持你！！！
It's hard to imagine a more positive, happy and curious person than Katherine. Have many more interesting adventures 🌻🌻
There's a channel called The Little Chinese by Yan. You'll find she's as, if not more, curious and adventurous. Kudos to the girls!👏👏👏
I second that.
@@Zerpentsa6598有链接吗？
I thought Americans are all like her, i couldn't be more wrong.
阳离子最大的优点就是善于发现旅途中美好的事物，尽情享受生活，不会被某些糟糕的体验影响心情。点赞👍
阳离子的心態非常平和 ， 隨遇而安 ， 在不好的環境中也會去找到一些不那麼糟糕的面向 ， 值得我學習 ， 點贊！👍👍
As an Indian, I can tell you our country is also huge and multi culture and region like china. You find different language, people, and culture after travelling distance of every 150 km in India, Indian rural area is of different level compare to city, India also has large population like china so city area will be bustling and noisy n crowded.. But my advice will please don't travel alone like in china specially in some city and rural area because it's not safe for woman specially in night hours and also in some areas specially in rural areas of North India have very confined and conservative mentality mind specially for woman and some stereotype will see western young woman roaming alone in wild will be seen in very notorious eyes so never go alone in some place in India.. But apart all those India is very beautiful and vibrant country for visitors
Notice your backpack becoming a frontpack. Safety? You are brave taking the train and meeting so many unknown people in your journey. Keep the vid coming. As other mentioned below, love your down earth and respectful approach to any culture.
love ur down to earth attitude towards different culture. Also, ur bravery and courage is unmatched anywhere. keep on ur adventures!
My admiration and respect to you have just gone to a whole new level. There must be an angel in you.
Mine too.
Nothing would ever upsets Kathy. You are the best person in the world, because you are able to see everything in positive manner. Wherever you go, you bring light, positive energy, and joy for all of us. Great job, Kathy!
Traveling in India alone, you're courageous! 👍
We don't eat you right? Why so much prejudice?
@@7_77_. Not eat, rape.
@@7_77_. rape culture in India is horrible..
@@joek7031 okay, eat western and ccp propaganda more, China no1.
@@7_77_. You should watch travelight's channel, who is an American girl, when she is traveling in India alone.
What a diference between China's rail trains to India. You really came back 50 years ago. Anyway, you enjoyed it. Thanks to your new video, Katherine.
dude all trains are like this in India.. am I right? don't travel rajdhani tejas or vande bharat they are even worse. totally avoid gatiman and vistadome too
@@friendlyatheist9589 Sarcasm only works when the other person is aware of what you are even talking about. Do you really think non-Indians know about those trains?
@@pissupehelwan Exactly!😅😅
@@pissupehelwan people go and google about them if they are curious and get the answer..
@@friendlyatheist9589 No they don't.They just move on. Nobody is that eager to be the subject of sarcasm. Plus why the heck would someone from the west find even the modern Indian trains that great? Those types of trains have been there in their countries since the last 30 years at least. We are only now catching up and coming to their level and that too in a very uneven manner.
Katherine finds the positive no matter the circumstances. Whether unexpected monsoons, delayed trains, or whatever else, it's a 10/10 experience for something new and exciting. We all need a little bit of Katherine in us.
Life is more exciting at 15 MPH. Love the old trains I road in China and riding my bicycle around too. True Bliss
Welcome to an Indian train, Katherine! That's not one of the premier trains so the level was quite low. The premier trains are better off, cleaner and little more organized than this one, but still a level lower than Chinese trains. We Indians can't do anything without being chaotic and disorganized, sorry to say. But that's how it is. Nevertheless, absolutely love your positivity, down to earth attitude toward different cultures and curiosity. Even though some things were not to your liking, you kept your smile and positive attitude! I really appreciate these characteristics. Hope you get to travel in India more soon and see the varied landscapes that we have here! Wam regards from India and can't wait to see you cycle around in China!
She said she wanted to experience the life of average joe so it is.
Would love to check out some more types of train lines whenever I am back again😍I only had a few days, just time for one train ride😭
If you are a fan of her channel, you will know that she spends a good deal of time in rural China in the most remote villages. She loves different experiences and China has both rich and a lot of poor areas too! Katherine has open mind and loves different cultures. Love from China and peace between our great nations. Asia is big enough for two powerful nations.
@@Mariobrownio1989 When did I comment on her experiences? I in fact appreciated her positive attitude and curiosity. I pointed out the quality of the trains and the chaos that we have in India. Any normal person, no matter how down to earth he/she is would get uncomfortable in such an environment. Looking out of filthy windows, passage ways totally clogged with oversized luggage, open doors on a running train (which is a security issue), could be adventurous to many but that definitely doesn't leave a very good impression on people who are not from here! China is way ahead of all of this.
@showbd7718 Few Indians can state the facts and not paint a false picture!
This fun video could have gone a different direction but thankfully you gave a fair assessment and was respectful.
No matter where you go, your videos are always so fun & positive.
Indian train is at another level, I don't have enough courage to try it now
Great video!
Have been on train rides there, not much has changed,
Very commendable of you to travel this way via this class of service showing us the ‘true picture’ of the journey. The best part is your enthusiasm and positivity, the glass is ‘half full’ 😊
Thanks! Love your bright and positive videos! I love your passion for travel and life!
Wow fluent in English, Chinese and Hindi, you can talk with almost everyone on earth
You are an absolute Ambassador To The World, dear Katherine. Fearless young women are keeping the planet spinning despite all the sand being poured into its gears.
i know generally in more rural areas of china, foreigners get some looks, but you get LOOKS here. i can tell you were uncomfortable at times with some folks but you made the best of it. thanks for sharing!
I've heard so much about the Indian train system. Finally someone brought us a little glimpse of India for real. Thank you, The Adventurous Katherine.
自己旅行要注意安全，祝凯芙琳在印度玩的愉快！
Every country goes through different economic stages. India too. I wish the two great populous nations will leverage on each other to help each other to develop even more! I am sure Katherine loves to be able to travel by train from China to India one day!
Omg, my dream come true hahaha
@@kats_journey_east
Hi katherine,
: if you're visiting India alone (again) be extremely careful of your personal safety. It's better to travel in groups or with a companion.
: It's not good to visit many places after 7PM
: Some Past incidents suggest that Solo female travellers can't even trust their "male tour guides".
: Being extremely friendly/friendly with male strangers may give them the "wrong Idea". Remember India is a very patriarchal semi feudalistic society and have an obsession with "White skin" girls. Many beliefs white girl are easy/Nympho.They may think you are inviting them to do "activities" with you.
: South Indian states are relatively safer than North Indian states.
: Anti Chinese racism/hatred is rampant especially in North India. So if your husband is coming with you it may be better to introduce him as Taiwanese or Singaporean to strangers.
: Don't celebrate festival like Holi with strangers. Many won't waste a single chance to inappropriately touch/Grope girls
: Don't ever tell strangers/ friendly strangers where you are staying.
: Better to book only 3 star - 5 star hotel based on review. Same is true for travel agency/trains etc. Never travel in General compartments. Book sleeper coaches or AC, but it is better to go with AC coaches.
I know people are people everywhere ie Good and bad. I am not trying to bad mouth india just telling you the reality
Just yesterday's there was a news about a female korean blogger harrassed in Mumbai
Link: th-cam.com/video/i564LE7uk7w/w-d-xo.html
Some Other examples
th-cam.com/video/myhubCtp-DI/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/06nmfTmhA-s/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/Tlrpg9u1d0w/w-d-xo.html
So, india banned 300+ China app and accused Chinese enterprises with any excuse that are not the international common practice in business.
How can you keep the stable and normal relationship for both countries.
China helped India building
electricity power station, chemistry factories , public transportation recently decades, your proud of indian treat China as imaginative enemy.
Katherine is really talented with languages.
Admiration.
Thank you Katherine for this video. A very interesting train ride thru your travel lens in India. Wow you also speaks Hindi. Awesome. Take care and have a safe travel.
I am so happy to see you in India. Please stay and show more of the country and its people.
I wish I could have stayed longer😭😭😭😭I was only able to make two videos since I was basing my stay around when my friends were available
I really like your attitude to the things even they are not so good. So positive you are!
I would like to give a tribute to this lady (Katherine) with a big heart at 10:00 mark in the vlog. She represented China to a good man for his decency, in case you missed it.
A slight (only Nixon can go to China) rapprochement moment. He did enacted that honourable peace offer. In Australia PM Gough Whitlam first kicked started the handshakes ,a brave man. True visionaries.
I am really impressed by your command on urdu/ hindi language. Boht khub . Khush rhen hmesha
Wow! You language skills are beyond amazing 🤩 Just wow!
It’s good to see the real side of India. People should respect the different cultures.
You get a big heart! Only Universe suits you! Welcome back China
Glad you found the use of the open doors.
I nominate Katherine to be Ambassador of Peace between countries. This has to start by improving understanding between people of different nationalities. Katherine, jeep up the wonderful videos that help to bridge people and cultures.
Impressed with your speaking Hindi. I wish I could when I was travelling in India for three months before the pandemic.
It's a lot better than what I imagine. Because my friends went to India more than 20 years ago, and they said it was a nightmare, because people are stucked like sardines and some will craw on your shoulders and head. Just can't imagine.
That's what the ugly truth, that what people don't understand
When I was in India (2015) it was worse than sardines, at least in the Mumbai region. I wouldn't call it a nightmare, it was an interesting experience, but it's certainly not for everyone. Heading back into Mumbai had to change trains and it took a few attempts to get onto a train. I guess if you're not physically able and willing to fight for your spot it might be a nightmare. Away from the Mumbai region it was generally ok.
well! In india u have so many options for transportation...cheap local trains are not for tourist to enjoy the stay...i don't understand why people is ready to spend more than $10 in other country but when they come to india they always go for $0.5 or $1 options(also they live in very cheap hotels).India is more economical than other countries that doesn't mean you have to choose the cheapest option available.🙏
@@RoadDestination That kind of sardine situation is there even in Japan during rush hours (office hours). They even hire people to shove people inside.
We'll all miss you India train. See you next time! Thanks ❤👍
Just ordered lifetime Rosetta Stone and🎉 thank you . I like your daily speaking American English .
Absolutely agree with you, trains are the best mode of transportation for experiencing the whole country.
Amazed that you tried to learn some Hindi. Keep up with the great work!
As long as you're happy wherever you go feel like a paradise, BTW 9:21 that guy is Wei in Indian version, they have something similar.
You are awesome. You have such a positive look towards life.
真实的记录，心态也超好，阳离子加油！😀
Just rode Amtrak from SF 》》Denver 》》Chicago 》》Washington DC。 Shaking could be las bad as quake R1，R3，R6！！！
Rode is the right word. As in a rodeo.
I remembered you tried cleaning the window of the Qinghai-Tibet train but this one in India is in a different world. It is Dang dirty. Lol.
Lmao
Kat, you are very brave!
Thanks for the video and I'm happy there's old historical country where time stand still in old 70s
Brave girl !
I get the feeling that you made quite an impression on the local fellas.😉
For a moment, I thought Katherine would take out a wipe and start cleaning the window like she did on a older train in China a few months back. And then we realize the "open door policy" is actually a feature 😅
That window was too far gone Lol
哇！在油管的视频也做了中文字幕，真的太棒了。太喜欢你了凯瑟琳！
India is superpower
8:38 - I like the Tiger murals (I am a Tiger sign LOL).
Love from North East Side of India. Your hindi is very good n cute, we must b on same level, in speaking hindi 👍.
Hahaha, take care and welcome back to China!....also forwarded with linked post to my thousands of friends in LinkedIn
Already more than 7100 impressions after posted the video link in Linkedin for threee days.
India memiliki budaya yang unik. Dimana orang bisa naik ke atap kereta dan pintu kereta selalu terbuka
乐观开朗活泼大方活泼可爱迷人魅力！
Nice video
That’s so intimidating to watch! I think with a different sound track different editing, this would’ve been a very different kind of vlog
It is always advisable to travel with another male adult while in India..or at least..with a group of people.
really not safe for women alone to travelling there
@@virosyah_Resd why ur nation usa has more rap** then?
Really, what's the source of your number? Eat cow dung pls.
Enjoy，Thanks!
Speak the local language is everything, cannot imagine speaking Hindi. I went to India three times, love the food, how about you ? Will you do any Indian food tasting review ?
Food videos aren’t really my thing so I didn’t film any but I looooved the food , Arun was an amazing food guide hahaha
@@kats_journey_east how about Taj ? I guess you don’t like to follow the normal tourist spots, but Taj is worth to visit.
@@kats_journey_east you did not get diarrhea?
Agree strongly about trains, even though we differ in our opinions on chaos.
Lmao
Hello everyone! I'm from PRC and after many years of studying, my English is still terrible and I had to get help from deepl.
I hate all kinds of comparisons, especially between countries and nationalities. I wish all people could do their own thing seriously and learn to appreciate each other.
Thanks to Katherine for the interesting vlog and I hope she has a good and safe trip! Thanks to deepl for doing a good job and allowing me to express some of this.
2:48这位先生很有绅士风度
I love the trains in France. Once while traveling by train to the South of France out the window in the countryside I saw a young guy running at top speed not train top speed. Lol. He was being pursued by the police and ran into an old shed to hide..it was a mère 15 seconds but like an old silent movie which left you with all kinds of mystery..
Very appreciated you showed us around the world through your sharp eyes .
good on ya, train travel is always fun.
Please stay safe! god bless you Katherine!
Nice travel vlog also thanks for china vlog as well !!! 💐💐💐💐
India is undoubtedely a huge and beautiful country but with big problems. Too much chaos, too dirty and I suppose too dangerous, especially for a woman. Take care! Thank you for this awesome video.
Then how is it beautiful?
@@YashSharma-rx3ff a country can be both beautiful and dirty, especially one as big and diverse as India
it's dangerous for women to go out alone at night in India...
@@YashSharma-rx3ff 去中国看看，你会理解什么是天堂
Its dangerous bcoz of the religious restriction ..girls r not allowed to go outside in night ,n if they r out alone there is high chance of abduction or rape
As they say, a positive mind goes a long way. The Chinese say "随遇而安". Good on you,, Katherine.
Stay safe Katherine. I read that India is not a very safe place for female solo travellers...
I was with a friend about 90% of the time
Friend? At least two friends with you then I have peace in mind , so please take extra care 💪💪
the most shady street in delhi is safer than American school. chill even I would not go out alone in USA at night
@@friendlyatheist9589 not for women..
@@joek7031 okay eat western and ccp propaganda more.
I had the worst experience on the train from Delhi to Jaisalmer via Jaipur: my bag was stolen with my passport in it, and as result I was stuck in Delhi for more than a week to get my new travel document and a visa. The year was 2009.
谢谢阳离子带我们去见识各个地方
The train you took was like the train I had taken in Karachi Pakistan in the 1980s.
Love your gorgeous video 你是獨一無二 太喜歡 太喜歡你
If you "like" delays, take via rail from Toronto to Vancouver, we can talk about more than 10hr delays
You should do more videos on India. Show us the country and that part of the world.
I love all your videos
You have talent for learning languages.
I took the train from Udaipur to Agra back in 2011. Everything still look the same for non AC coaches. They never lock the door when the train travelled at full speed.
you are very brave👍👍🌹🌹😂
Well in this case, I recommend the show Snowpiercer to you, it's all in a train 😄
Be extra CAREFUL on Safety while in India, especially for Women. Avoid places where low level men usually gathers or places where you are alone, always bring someone you know along, preferable a Male friend. Such a Beautiful, young and attractive woman like you, certainly shall attract unwanted attention. Never push your luck too far.
Always look at things on the brighter side 🎉👍🏼
I like traveling by train, all kinds of them~
好喜欢你的视频 总能发现很多有趣的小细节
Michael portillo, host of train enthusiast shows bought an illustrated covered Indian rail network timetable on location for a pittance. I thought to myself he got himself a work of fiction
I always love to see your train episodes. I was halfway attempting you to jump out again like in the JP train ride to try and clean window (although the feasability thereof)
This window was too far gone LOL there was no hope
i guess they keep the door open to vent out hot air. its like an oven if u shut it.
Katherine, love your PR for the Indian Railways. Instead of Rosetta Stone sponsoring you, I am shouting out to the Indian Railway Rajas to give you a "Premium" sponsor. 🤣🤣🤣
hope to meet you one day in China, you bring happiness to people
Omg, India hasn't changed at all from 15 years ago. Still all shabby and dirty haha. Awesome traveling there though!
Jai Ho Jai Bharat
I live in Malaysia, to me China is also poor.
@@azhariarif Sorry you must have been stuck in the 90s. I am Indonesian and I lived in Malaysia for a few years in the early 2010s. Honestly, Malaysia seems like it's stuck there with terrible urban planning. The only thing that has changed from KL is the MRT. At least Indonesia is getting a HSR while the KL Singapore HSR was politicised and still subject to negotiation. Remember that envy and lying are sinful. Or perhaps is that ignorance? I must say I was amazed when I visited China and I must admit that it's a country we can learn from.
@@azhariarif 马来西亚也敢来碰瓷中国了吗？我还以为你是西方国家呢😂
@@xygog2408 Sorry to be honest, China is still very much a backwater to us. When we think of China we still think of bad quality, and based on Katherine's video, we are not far off either. Maybe if you compare Indonesia with China, then maybe China looks developed. Malaysian quality is just better.
OMG , you're more than brave after I just read what happened to that Korean vlogger in Mumbai
I like India. Like this place
If you are nuts for railways, idk if you already known, michael portillo is the odd duck. His recent series on asian railways is worth viewing along with other continents.
Thanks for the recommendation!
@@kats_journey_east Pu ki chie. Don't be shy
if you make any argument with locals they threaten you to thrown out of that door....welcome to india