Bullet Train Indonesia

[@hasfafamily]

Terlihat nyaman menikmati perjalanan dengan kereta api dan pemandangan di luar keren menyenangkan.. 🤗🤗👍👍

[@imraanhossainn]

@@hasfafamily Thanks for your comment. I enjoyed my stay in Indonesia and thinking of going there again.

[@marufjamar6473]

Selamat menikmati kereta cepat whoos bro gandeng

[@yadiyasin]

Welcome to Indonesia brother. If you stay longer, should visit Yogya, Lombok island dan the Komodo Dragon island/Labuan Bajo

[@imraanhossainn]

@@yadiyasin I am planning to visit Indonesia again. What a country! This time, I will visit Lombok for sure insha Allah. Thanks for your comment.

[@MuhammadJukih]

Kaya bendara ituh

[@imraanhossainn]

@@MuhammadJukih True

[@ntsuka4568]

By the way, the final stop of the Indonesian high-speed railway is Surabaya, but when will the entire line be completed? It's five times the distance of the recently opened Jakarta-Bandung line, so by when will China be able to complete it?

[@imraanhossainn]

@@ntsuka4568 I have no idea brother since I don’t live there. And there is no information on the internet as well.

[@ntsuka4568]

As expected from China! A strange feeling that doesn't match the surrounding scenery

[@imraanhossainn]

@@ntsuka4568 it’s in Indonesia

[@ntsuka4568]

@@imraanhossainn This is a railway built by China in Indonesia. It is more expensive, took longer to build than in Japan, and is noisier than in Japan.

[@imraanhossainn]

@@ntsuka4568 I know it’s built by China and more expensive than China. Not sure about the noise as I have never been to Japan. But thanks for the information brother.

[@ntsuka4568]

@@imraanhossainn During Japan's period of rapid economic growth, noise became a big problem. Indonesia's high-speed trains are said to be noisy at 90 decibels, which is pretty loud.

[@imraanhossainn]

@@ntsuka4568 I think, noise is not an issue for them because they are used to it. I need to visit Japan.