4:38 Fake Water? I meant counterfiet. Can you trust counterfeit water? I wouldn't trust counterfeiters, but I drank it once and I was fine. But who knows about next time. It's counterfeit, so you never know what other dodgy things they are doing, or if it's even filtered water. I talk about it more in this video ua-cam.com/video/T1A1we0cu6I/v-deo.html
It looks like its a case of few bus stations (in this case - Haryana) which doesn't have English on the navigation boards. I am from Kerala. I have been to various places in Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Goa and Andhra Pradesh (Literally all of South). I have found English along with regional language on most of the navigation boards in almost all main bus and train stations. And a derate number of people in south Indian cities speak English. Especially in Kerala, even people in villages may surprise you with English.
I always used to destroys my bottles so the could not be reused and you could tell by the inferior plastic removable covering if it was tap water. One problem is this water has barely any minerals and you piss the water out quick.
I used to find it stressful to catch a bus when I was in India but I always enjoyed it. My husband hates travelling but I loved it going from Delhi to Punjab always had lots of fun. Last year we went on a private bus to Rajasthan had the sleeper bunker it was awesome I've never been on a bus like that before I loved it.Thanks Karl for showing us and giving us guidance.
Clear and safe drinking water during travel in remote places of India is huge challenge for Indians and foreigners alike.... An isuue well addressed by Mr Rock Chao 😜😎😎😎
I never experienced in my life I visited so many places urban as well as rural, only such type of incident happened in some part of haryana and Rajasthan
It is not usual. I have never seen this in real so far being an Indian. And I've heard that it happens when any festival is near. More people start moving their home. And I think in this video it's because Diwali festival is near.
@Rohit Patel I'm from UP and never saw this my entire life. Though have seen in movies but never in real life that people are traveling on the bus rooftop.
I m from Haryana ....This is Hansi bus stand....I used to be a daily passenger in my student life...Haryana roadways both fun and frustration at same time ...Enjoy your trip bro
Most bus station in Southern India and Gujarat and Maharashtra have English time table and you can book online. Also I recommend booking online checking reviews than booking offline.
In southern India, most buses have unique numbers (not like the serial numbers you see in this video) and English labels for folks that can't read the local language. It doesn't cost much to assign numbers to buses but it makes a significant difference.
If you don’t have an Indian phone number you often can’t log on to a lot of the wifi services. I found that all over northern India. I couldn’t use the free wifi at train stations or the airport because I didn’t have an Indian phone number. I couldn’t even use the free wifi at Starbucks in Delhi because I didn’t have an Indian phone number. But I was able to use wifi at hotels and guests houses.
@c van sh when a cell is down it does not matter what carrier you are using jio, airtel, bsnl all signals die out. Then Google becomes shoegal get it 🤣🤣🤣🤣👌👌😋😜
Having watched your blogs I wish I had visited India when I was younger. Maybe I still might find the time. Super insight into India in every video. I look forward to all your videos. Keep up the good work.
OMG! Buses are so mad in India. But also one of the cheapest modes of getting around, especially for rural/town folks who need to get off at smaller locations. Karl, it's difficult for us who can read Hindi. I remember once my RSRTC Volvo never turned up and I kept waiting in Delhi June hot heat for 3 hours!!! Finding YOUR bus is a treasure hunt! This video is great. Great for new, clueless people who are completely lost in the swarm of buses and people. I really wish the terminals were cleaner. And I amazed at how much you've demystified India and the everyday problems. Great work! :)
One thing is sure, people do help as they can to travellers and this is same across many states. The biggest advantage of traveling in govt bus is safety. Even if the bus gets malfunction or anyother issue, they will make sure you reach destination for what u paid. And if by chance you forgot to deboard, u will end up at a proper bus stop. In cases of private buses they usually operate between cities (with pickup and drop points which are not bus stops).
You should note that when it comes to buying tickets for private busses as well as trains you sometimes have to go through brokers and they will occasionally try and rip you off. That happened to me in Jaipur. Luckily a local who was traveling on the same bus stepped in and straightened things out for me. Overall, I had a blast and met so many friendly people on the busses and trains. This video makes me want to go back again. Definitely learn to adjust your expectations. Everything happens and moves at different speeds. That’s just part of the experience. Now I’m thinking about all the great food I ate.
“I don’t even know if you can buy real water here in India. Scammers will swarm you and possibly attack. You will get shamed and stalked. Pickpocketed and demeaned. You won’t have ac or running water. Or toilets or privacy. or any sort of comfortability, but you should definitely visit wonderful India!”
@@shoumikacharya8060 as I mentioned earlier, South Indian buses usually have, especially I am pointing to the state of Karnataka. Thanks for letting us know!
Excellent video and so helpful. Could you comment on two aspects. If you have a suitcase is there generally storage in the "outside" of the bus and is this usually considered safe and reliable. Secondly, what is the position on pre-allocated seats on the private buses Thanks
Thanks. Storage is safe enough, just don't leave valuables in it. Or anything that can break. No pre-allocated seats. Even if they are allocated, people don't seem to follow it on most buses. Someone is always in my damn seat. The rules will be followed on more expensive fancy buses, but they're rare
@@KarlRock Many thanks Karl. Have been enjoying your videos for a while now.They offer a great perspective on a country that is now one of my favourite destinations. When you get through your upcoming videos on trains and planes you may like to look at the use of long distance car sharing apps such as Blah Blah. Thinking of giving it a go on my next trip. Cheers
I find this bus station are EXACTLY the same as the bus station 25-30 years ago in China. My father just tell me how he climbed into the bus through windows when he was an undergraduate student.
Nice video karl, Next time make a video on sleeper bus ride b'coz many foreign tourist are scammed by operators and also find difficulty in understanding india's travel culture.,,,,☺️
Usually, I book online either in govt and private bus then travel. Otherwise I never travel unless emergency which I choose exactly as you said. Karnataka, Andhra, Telangana are govt buses with online. Others I don’t know. @karlrock May be u should make a video about Which state in India has long distance govt buses with AC ? It will be really helpful. Along with website links in it.
thank you so much i was literally so scared before watching this video cuz i think i have to travel by bus in some days n this will be my first time traveling on my own..in a bus ..but seriously watching this, it took my stress away. Once again thanks, Karl
Bus system will vary according to the state. For example, Karnataka has one of the best bus transportation. KSRTC controls it. Government busses do have A/C class, sleeper class, air bus and so on. These buses are built by one of the bests, like Volvo and scania. Local buses are built by indegenous companies like Tata, Leyland,Richer etc
Interesting vidéo! Thanks for the tips. I’m going to India soon, is it safe to take your big backpack on those local buses? (From Delhi to Haridwar for example)
Yup, it's safe. If it's not too big, you can keep it inside the bus with you. Else they'll put it in the luggage compartment. Don't keep any valuables or breakables in it though
I always heard Karnataka has best transportation service in india and now this video made me realize it's true. Ours is much better than other states. We have ac buses, sleeper buses and online booking.
4:38 Fake Water? I meant counterfiet. Can you trust counterfeit water? I wouldn't trust counterfeiters, but I drank it once and I was fine. But who knows about next time. It's counterfeit, so you never know what other dodgy things they are doing, or if it's even filtered water. I talk about it more in this video
ua-cam.com/video/T1A1we0cu6I/v-deo.html
It looks like its a case of few bus stations (in this case - Haryana) which doesn't have English on the navigation boards. I am from Kerala. I have been to various places in Tamilnadu, Karnataka, Goa and Andhra Pradesh (Literally all of South). I have found English along with regional language on most of the navigation boards in almost all main bus and train stations. And a derate number of people in south Indian cities speak English. Especially in Kerala, even people in villages may surprise you with English.
maaan u missed kerala one of best in india
Karl Rock bro I'm from Hansi I wanna meet u, I have seen ur traveling videos
Hey bro Hansi is my hometown if you come next time I want to meet you . Thanks for visiting.
I always used to destroys my bottles so the could not be reused and you could tell by the inferior plastic removable covering if it was tap water. One problem is this water has barely any minerals and you piss the water out quick.
Conductor=== Asking for ticket
Karl === Nahi chahiye ji
😂😂
Waiting for this merch ✌️
This guy knows about India more than I have known in 20 years.
I used to find it stressful to catch a bus when I was in India but I always enjoyed it. My husband hates travelling but I loved it going from Delhi to Punjab always had lots of fun. Last year we went on a private bus to Rajasthan had the sleeper bunker it was awesome I've never been on a bus like that before I loved it.Thanks Karl for showing us and giving us guidance.
Hi Karl! Met you in the modeltown while you were campaigning. You were so humble and grounded. It was really nice to meet you. GBU 😊
Hey Bro! Great to meet you the other day 🙏
Clear and safe drinking water during travel in remote places of India is huge challenge for Indians and foreigners alike....
An isuue well addressed by Mr Rock
Chao 😜😎😎😎
I personally never really had a ‘want’ to visit India until I started watching your videos a few months ago! Now I want to visit more than ever.
You really should go India is such a beautiful place has wonderful places to visit.
You are most welcome❤️🙏
Cheryl87 it’s definitely on my travel plans!
Yuvraj Paul Thank you!! I hope to visit within the next 1-2 years! :)
You should visit Ancient temples like kailasa TEMPLE, ramappa etc etc
even indians also need your tour guide .. thanx karl
Don’t forget never take a cookie from the man in the cabin in front of you as you walk past.
Damn..I got that reference . That video is legendary.
Eww also he had bitten into that cookie 🥠 also that youtubers friend was very rude as a traveler if you know
Harold Baldr
Chills i watch that scene before going to this vedio
Jai bhole ki! Would be awesome to see Karl collaborating with them
2:29 The famous image of people on top of bus rooftops. I used to think that image was photoshopped.
I never experienced in my life I visited so many places urban as well as rural, only such type of incident happened in some part of haryana and Rajasthan
Those images you saw on Google are from Bangladesh where huge masses board the train and look silly 😋
It is not usual. I have never seen this in real so far being an Indian. And I've heard that it happens when any festival is near. More people start moving their home. And I think in this video it's because Diwali festival is near.
I hope the authorities and the administration starts more buses / trains in order to get rid of these dangerous practice.
@Rohit Patel I'm from UP and never saw this my entire life. Though have seen in movies but never in real life that people are traveling on the bus rooftop.
I m from Haryana ....This is Hansi bus stand....I used to be a daily passenger in my student life...Haryana roadways both fun and frustration at same time ...Enjoy your trip bro
☺☺😂😂
Most bus station in Southern India and Gujarat and Maharashtra have English time table and you can book online. Also I recommend booking online checking reviews than booking offline.
In southern India, most buses have unique numbers (not like the serial numbers you see in this video) and English labels for folks that can't read the local language. It doesn't cost much to assign numbers to buses but it makes a significant difference.
I am Indian too but I cannot read Hindi,
I've had a lot of problems
From:- Northeast India
Same here. I know Chinese but not Hindi
@@testcalibre2507 Where do you live bro
no problemo
Which part of NE I'm also from NE
But we gave you a great language -called English.
Try Google lens for translating local languages into English etc
Well what if the network is down???
If you don’t have an Indian phone number you often can’t log on to a lot of the wifi services. I found that all over northern India. I couldn’t use the free wifi at train stations or the airport because I didn’t have an Indian phone number. I couldn’t even use the free wifi at Starbucks in Delhi because I didn’t have an Indian phone number. But I was able to use wifi at hotels and guests houses.
@c van sh when a cell is down it does not matter what carrier you are using jio, airtel, bsnl all signals die out. Then Google becomes shoegal get it 🤣🤣🤣🤣👌👌😋😜
@@Pammellam It is everywhere around the world.
@@Pammellam you don't need a phone number to connect to wifi dear
Please Karl you should have to meetup in delhi or something places near to your home well I am from Nangloi,delhi😊😁
It's amusing to me that this is exactly how buses work in Indonesia as well, almost down to the details 😅
I appreciate the Indian culture they have brought to us
Having watched your blogs I wish I had visited India when I was younger.
Maybe I still might find the time.
Super insight into India in every video.
I look forward to all your videos.
Keep up the good work.
Thank you 🙏🏻
Buses are very convenient where I live and these tips would very useful if I'm ever in India
I see you in osu videos
Hit Like if you are an Indian and wish to Travel INDIA like KARLROCK
ALREADY DID ..now want to travel WORLD like KARL ROCK
Thing is this is his job to travel india and make vids for money. We dont have time to travel around.
Fuck
@@gopsjr7684 why not?? WORK IS FOR LIFE ..LIFE IS NOT FOR WORK
OMG! Buses are so mad in India. But also one of the cheapest modes of getting around, especially for rural/town folks who need to get off at smaller locations.
Karl, it's difficult for us who can read Hindi. I remember once my RSRTC Volvo never turned up and I kept waiting in Delhi June hot heat for 3 hours!!! Finding YOUR bus is a treasure hunt!
This video is great. Great for new, clueless people who are completely lost in the swarm of buses and people. I really wish the terminals were cleaner.
And I amazed at how much you've demystified India and the everyday problems. Great work! :)
Haha I like how you called it a treasure hunt 😂
Sir in northern part of west Bengal the government buses are better than private ones.same in kolkata
@ResearchShyVids ya I guess so but do you ppl have electric buses in Delhi?
Great way to see India by bus, thanks Karl. 😀
This is what hardly any travel blogger or vlogger shows. The very basics. Appreciate your work.
Karl - I love these types of videos where you show how to travel in India. More of these types of videos would be appreciated.
go to south india.. hyderabad-- bangalore and local areas in andhra, you will see only volvo scania buses and tickets pretty cheap too.
One thing is sure, people do help as they can to travellers and this is same across many states.
The biggest advantage of traveling in govt bus is safety. Even if the bus gets malfunction or anyother issue, they will make sure you reach destination for what u paid. And if by chance you forgot to deboard, u will end up at a proper bus stop. In cases of private buses they usually operate between cities (with pickup and drop points which are not bus stops).
well, you can also book a private volvo from several online apps like Railyatri, red bus, etc.
You should note that when it comes to buying tickets for private busses as well as trains you sometimes have to go through brokers and they will occasionally try and rip you off. That happened to me in Jaipur. Luckily a local who was traveling on the same bus stepped in and straightened things out for me. Overall, I had a blast and met so many friendly people on the busses and trains. This video makes me want to go back again. Definitely learn to adjust your expectations. Everything happens and moves at different speeds. That’s just part of the experience. Now I’m thinking about all the great food I ate.
You got off at peeragarhi....it's like just 10 minutes distance from my home.
Looking forward to meeting you and manisha some day.
There is an app called redbus. It can be used for booking buses or another app called shuttl
Another very good video here Karl. That said, all the people are friendly and sweet to you as you're like a Rock Star in India! Good for you! 😊
Bisleri is the best with TDS or you can also get Himalya mineral water
"Kya yeh bus New Zealand jaegi " 🤣🤣
Hahaha
Nhi chahiya ji
Lol even there are no direct flights to New Zealand from India and u r asking about bus.
@@rohitk.2209 😂😂😂🤭🤭🤭🤣🤣🤣🤣I'm loss
😜😝😛 Lol
I've learned a lot fam and I guess this is gonna help me in my trip to India.
5:21 Jesus Christ we cant even have real water anymore 😂
Very very precise information..good work bro... keep ROCKing!!!
Makes me miss India too much :(
Like it 👍🏻👍🏻, exactly good information about India bus services
“I don’t even know if you can buy real water here in India. Scammers will swarm you and possibly attack. You will get shamed and stalked. Pickpocketed and demeaned. You won’t have ac or running water. Or toilets or privacy. or any sort of comfortability, but you should definitely visit wonderful India!”
Government busses also have a/c, sleeper and online booking. This is usually when you travel between cities. Most of the states have it.
Only on big ISBT or terminals.
If that's a small town, I can't imagine how crazy a place like Agra would be
Well it's a big city, used to be the Mughal capital and is now a major tourist destination.
yeah, "small town" is a bit of misnomer
Early squad. Love from Sri Lanka.
I wish I knew this 20 years ago. Utterly mad and sane at the same time. My cousin just told me 'Paji, do not travel Punjab Buse's'
congratulations Karl i guess u have now become a complete indian😅
I saw the notification and immediately tapped on it. Love your videos Karl❤️
Great Vlog Karl, very informative - thank you 🙏
In Delhi you can go in metro station
Hey karl...do u have any plans to visit here in "HANSI" again as im from hansi too...😁😁
Very engaging video, thanks for sharing all that info! 👏
All buses have English boards, and bus stands usually have announcements about the buses many states of South India and some parts of north
Anupam Raj I live in Tripura..here buses have Bengali signs
@@shoumikacharya8060 as I mentioned earlier, South Indian buses usually have, especially I am pointing to the state of Karnataka. Thanks for letting us know!
Taking the bus is one of the things I haven't yet done since moving to India, should give it a try sometime!
Its a combo of fun and frustration
thank you karl!! that you include vocabels (hindi)!!! awesome thanks
Gujarat state
Government buses are much luxurious nd much good. In all india.
You can book it by gsrtc website.
0:31 Is he allowed to fly drone? Just curious and not trying to be like that dude from Metro station.
Gujarat Roadways(Govt Buses) have A/C and non-A/C options, as well as a mobile application to book buses and pay securely online.
Excellent video and so helpful. Could you comment on two aspects. If you have a suitcase is there generally storage in the "outside" of the bus and is this usually considered safe and reliable.
Secondly, what is the position on pre-allocated seats on the private buses
Thanks
Thanks. Storage is safe enough, just don't leave valuables in it. Or anything that can break. No pre-allocated seats. Even if they are allocated, people don't seem to follow it on most buses. Someone is always in my damn seat. The rules will be followed on more expensive fancy buses, but they're rare
@@KarlRock Many thanks Karl. Have been enjoying your videos for a while now.They offer a great perspective on a country that is now one of my favourite destinations. When you get through your upcoming videos on trains and planes you may like to look at the use of long distance car sharing apps such as Blah Blah. Thinking of giving it a go on my next trip.
Cheers
Explain abou which water on botel right to buy ...bisleri . Whisn name is correct and which is face
U r the best Karl!!
Bus conductor - Yeh bus New Zealand jayegi
Karl Rock - nahi chahiye ji 😜
A lot of those locals look like they have never seen a camera before
The guys hovering around you as you speak to the camera about fake water I CANT STOP LAUGHING!!!!!
Haryana roadways too provide online booking Between major bus terminals (A.C. buses too). There is an official website as well as app. (haryanatrans)
Wow, drone shots! 👏👏👏
Ohh my god..u r in my hometown😍😍😍
😂😂 yeah i know that
These videos are a big help to me as well...as an Indian
Mr.Karl you should come in punjab and introduce people to this state.💪
I am the one who travelled lot on this place 😍
😂 Hansi bus 🚌 stand 😂
😍 Well come to Haryana dude 😍
Great and very informative video! Thanks!
Love these videos Karl 😍
I find this bus station are EXACTLY the same as the bus station 25-30 years ago in China. My father just tell me how he climbed into the bus through windows when he was an undergraduate student.
Love the content. Maybe you could do a video on the water quality problems in India. Thanks mate.
Nice video karl, Next time make a video on sleeper bus ride b'coz many foreign tourist are scammed by operators and also find difficulty in understanding india's travel culture.,,,,☺️
I hate going on them... The way the drivers drive scares me haha. Good idea though, I'll try do it
wow...
i came to this channel today and subscribes immediately.
lots of love.
Usually, I book online either in govt and private bus then travel. Otherwise I never travel unless emergency which I choose exactly as you said.
Karnataka, Andhra, Telangana are govt buses with online. Others I don’t know.
@karlrock May be u should make a video about Which state in India has long distance govt buses with AC ? It will be really helpful. Along with website links in it.
I’ve been watching your videos for 2 years now and I’ve enjoyed every video!!!!
thank you so much
i was literally so scared before watching this video cuz i think i have to travel by bus in some days n this will be my first time traveling on my own..in a bus
..but seriously watching this, it took my stress away. Once again thanks, Karl
Where do you live in Delhi if you got down at Peeragarhi. Pitampura??
Wow. I like the buses in India. They look, Hmmmm, what's the right word - authentic.
:)
But is the water safe, next to the police station?
Pls visit Darjeeling too it's very good
Hey Karl please come to Mangalore I will show you how Govt ac bus looks like
omg love your videos keep it up
ive heard things like certain food and their milk are bad for you im guessing because of certain ingredients, is that also true.
Great hindi Karl and great video. wanted to ask you do people really sit on top of the bus. man thats crazy.
Thanks. Yup, it's common in Haryana and Rajasthan 😂 And dangerous I guess. I don't have the guts to try 😂
Wouldn't booking from redbus app be much better?
Bus system will vary according to the state. For example, Karnataka has one of the best bus transportation. KSRTC controls it. Government busses do have A/C class, sleeper class, air bus and so on. These buses are built by one of the bests, like Volvo and scania.
Local buses are built by indegenous companies like Tata, Leyland,Richer etc
Sir come to devghar ( Jharkhand) in sawan(Feb) ...a holy festival call ...bol bam.
In andrapredesh govt transport have ac busses,, online bus tickets system and live location tracking
In delhi also
Great vid Karl bhai🇮🇳♥️
Interesting vidéo! Thanks for the tips. I’m going to India soon, is it safe to take your big backpack on those local buses? (From Delhi to Haridwar for example)
Yup, it's safe. If it's not too big, you can keep it inside the bus with you. Else they'll put it in the luggage compartment. Don't keep any valuables or breakables in it though
Karl Rock thanks!!
I always heard Karnataka has best transportation service in india and now this video made me realize it's true. Ours is much better than other states. We have ac buses, sleeper buses and online booking.
That was village area . cities have good bus
I have a question for you. How come we do not see new buses like the ones in Vietnam? Are bus companies private or belong to government? Thanks.
There are both private and public buses. The private buses are generally better quality
Come to Chandigarh bro
It’s the cleanest city and smart city of India
Tourists: How crazy it will get .....lets see
Indians: yessssss
Good info, but you never mentioned the fare amounts and how the private buses compare to the public ones for a similar trip length.
Fare are 1/5 of auto or taxi
All people are stunned.. they're wondering ..what this white man is doing. LOL
They're Indians not aliens...they know he's filming ....
@@WaMo721 yeah, but they keep staring at him
U are a legend sir.
"Kya yeh bus Auckland jayegi" 😂🇮🇳