I Was Told To Avoid These Buses In Sri Lanka

I Was Told To Avoid These Buses In Sri Lanka - Bus ride from Ella to Bandarawela
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I heard a lot about these local buses in Sri Lanka. I was told the drivers are driving crazy, they speed a lot and you get motion sickness pretty fast. Still, I was curious to experience a local bus ride in Sri Lanka. So, I started a journey from Ella to Bandarawela. Join me on this bus ride in Sri Lanka…
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[@KenAbroad]

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[@yehantharaka8646]

I also wondered why you didn't upload a video for 3 days 😅

[@bhavanikidnapillai292]

I was waiting to see your 🎥. Happy to see you brother😊🙏🇱🇰

[@apoorvabhardwaj964]

@ there is some wrong calculation...1,50,000 SLR is equal to 742 US $........

[@alexindustries1991]

Did you say 48? OMG, simply.

[@chaw294]

Happy to see you are back after 3 days. Was wondering what happened to you. Jetlag Warriors was MIA for a week and now it's Ken Abroad, oh man !!! Anyway, now, l know why 😄🤓😂

[@TharinduPereraprofile]

Few things 1. The seat you sat (right behind the driver's seat) is normally reserved for religious persons like monks and etc (in any religion). Anyone can sit there but when such a person gets on the bus normally he or she is given that seat. 2. Normally when the bell is rung, the bus will stop the most nearest next bus stop. After the people get on and get off the bus at a stop, the conductor (the person who gives tickets) rings the bell (once or twice) signing to driver "Ok let's go". In case of an emergency, you can ring the bell continuesly. The bus will stop and everyone will look at you... ! 😄

[@All_About_Coc]

@@manuelaffonso2191 Yep same here anyone can sit until a religious clergy get into the bus :)

[@nalin8182]

🙃🤣🤣🤣

[@menukapriyashan8884]

@John Clifford Fosterwood 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍

[@mjolnirthor1990]

In India 4 rows of seat behind driver is for reserved for ladies

[@motherisape]

Nice culture

[@michelleperera4819]

The bus drivers who operate on these routes are very familiar even with the people who ride their bus in a daily basis, then they oblige by dropping them off at the point closest to their neighborhood because these people have to walk miles to their homes. I have asked the bus drivers many a times to drop me where I need to be dropped off. Upcountry drivers have road discipline and are safe particularly because it’s a dangerous and windy routes. They are conscious drivers. Enjoy the hill country. The place is breathtaking

[@yehantharaka8646]

When someone rings the bell driver stops the bus at the bus stop... Then after the conductor rings the bell driver starts to go... That's how the bus system works... We should ring the bell a few distance before the stop that we need to get off 🚌

[@samsulbahari4925]

In Malaysia we also used that method...but nowdays bus servised only popular in big town especially among foreign workers.Local prefer their motobikes or cars.

[@SLtraveller98]

Well, you travelled from a Government bus. Government bus drivers drive safely when comparing to private bus drivers.

[@rukshandezoysa6171]

Yes. Private drivers are former lorry drivers carrying chickens, cattle, pigs to slaughter. They have no regard to the passengers. They have no education. They were living in jungles before they got driving license. They speak foul language. They are hot tempered They are ever ready to get into a brawl. They don't care about road rules. They don't care the police. They don't care for the passengers inside. They don't care the safety of passengers. They go very slow killing passenger time if they want. They also go very fast , reckless , if a Government bus is following them. This is called the Sri Lanka bus culture. It's unique to Sri Lanka. It might be a tourist attraction in the future. Because travelling in a Private bus in Sri Lanka amounts to a roller coaster ride in another country. All they need is Income. Passengers can go to hell.

[@lostgirl2798]

@@rukshandezoysa6171 This is kind of racist. Because everyone is not like this...

[@rukshandezoysa6171]

@@lostgirl2798 I travel in private busses everyday. 99% are like the way I described. Conductors are also no better. They complement the drivers. To drive a vehicle : He should be disciplined He should have patience He should follow rules He must have basic education (OL) To drive a passenger bus he should be : Mindful that he's carrying people. He should not enter into a race with CTB busses. Private drivers cannot judge the speed of the vehicles in front because they apply brakes every 5 seconds. Why ? Because they can't judge the speed of the vehicle in front. Suddenly they realise it's too close , and immediately apply brakes, causing discomfort to the passengers. This happens every 5 seconds. They accelerate very high as if they have to beat all vehicles on the road. They sway the bus , it's easy with the hydraulic steering. Total disregard that there are people inside. These drivers have never travelled in a bus when they were small boys. I think they travelled in bullock carts. They have no idea what passengers go through when they apply brakes always , sway tge bus and sudden acceleration. I blame the Government for giving driving license to hooligans and risking the lives of passengers. Bus drivers license should be a special license. Not the normal heavy vehicle license. Normal heavy license, he can drive a Tipper or container. Not a bus. Bus driving should be different. It's the don't care attitude of Government as well. Government knows people travelling by bus are poor people and foolish too, so don't bother about them. CTB drivers are disciplined. They don't go fast unless the road is clear. There is a big difference between travelling in a CTB and Private bus. CTB drivers have some education, they are not jungle boys. They speak politely. Speak good language. They are Mindful that these are people in the bus , not cattle.

[@lostgirl2798]

@@rukshandezoysa6171 why are you so rude towards bus drivers lol. I know what you are saying is true. I hate those bus drivers too. But everyone is not like that and what the hell are you keep repeating they are not educated and jungle boys. And according to you people who are travelling in bus are foolish people. WOW.......what kind of mindset do you have my friend. .... You can comment the exact same thing without being rude. Rest is up to you..... Have a good day just chill....

[@outofreach3720]

In my experience in Sri Lanka, bus drivers in the upcountry are more disciplined than in the low country drivers. Sloping, winding roads are dangerous and they do not have races to catch passengers.

[@ude3333]

That's because they don't have the liberty to drive like maniacs on the winding mountain roads.

[@hxnzie]

I accidently met your channel Ken and now I've completed sri lanka vedio series hope to see more places your visiting in sri lanka. And I must say that your kindness and humanity most importantly your friendly genuine smile makes it easy to communicate in another country. keep it up Ken . Best of luck have a great time in sri lanka 🥺❤️

[@KenAbroad]

Thank you and welcome to the channel 😊

[@kingsexploits]

That was a CTB bus and they do not drive crazy like the private buses. These drivers are well trained and they respect the rules and people they carry. The conductor of the bus rings twice to indicate to the driver, it is OK to leave now and passengers ring twice when they want to alight the bus. Always ask the bus Route number from someone who speaks English and that would be easy for anyone to find the right bus in a place like that.

[@sweeta17]

sl being a small island it amazes me that the temperature is so different . i just checked and negombo 24 haputale 13 nuwara eliya 9 . on 1 holiday we left colombo being 32 arrived in nuwaraeliya was 14 and at night there was dew on the windows . just like in the milder winter in parts of europe . i always miss sl and its people .

[@madushankachamikara8007]

love you from sri lanka

[@crazyfan1282]

Ya Sri Lanka has different types of environment systems

[@teviniayathmagajasinghe2834]

Hey, I'm from Sri Lanka. I'm so happy to see you like this because you are trying to get the real vibe of Sri Lanka. Just yesterday I caught your channel and I watched your all Sri Lankan videos and those videos were superb. Especially the way you deal with locals is so wonderful. Now I have become a big fan of yours. Hope to meet you before going to Germany. Good luck and explore the whole of Sri Lanka !!!

[@motherisape]

I hope he resigns

[@chaw294]

Wow, your bus ride brought back my memories during my younger years. I used to take this type of buses...no bus stop, just put up your hand and the bus would stop. And just press the bell when reached the destination. What a great experience for you, Ken, to enjoy this type of bus ride...👍👍👏

[@mfindingfootprints]

You will need to ring bell of the bus to go off from the bus. Once you leave from the bus the conductor rings the bell.

[@chammikaroshan4792]

There are so many nice places in Sri Lanka to visit - nuweraeliya moon plains, neligala temple, nuweraeliya little England cottages , knuckles , Riverstone, kandy, Anuradhapura, polonaruwa , sigiriya, sinharaja rain forest

[@ranjeewasenevirathne3392]

The bus you took was a CTB one. Those red colour ones are not private but managed by Sri Lanka Transport Board. They are not the scary ones. The other colourful ones managed by private owners

[@darshanakarunasiri9996]

I'm from Bandarawela, Thank you for showing our town to world.. 😍 BTW If you need any thing around here, I'm happy to help you. 😍

[@applepie8058]

Nice Sri Lanka jersey ! Also wow what an interesting bus ride, the door to the bus is also open, allowing the breeze in ☺️

[@lindyashford7744]

This area of the hill country is super beautiful as you have been able to see. Wealthier people visit these towns when the season is at its hottest in the lowlands, to take a break from the heat.

[@rakyatprihatin]

Very nostalgic give me a lot of beautiful memories during my childhood days. It is like Malaysia in the 70s.

[@All_About_Coc]

These type of mini buses are bit rate here in Sri Lanka..You can't easily see a bus like this here in Colombo...These are used in rural areas(a bit slow + these usually doesn't travel between cities ) that too functioned by the government :)

[@kevinperera18]

Yay - was looking forward to the next.

[@sheezy2526]

Those orange coconuts are called king coconuts. There are several verities too and the age and environmental conditions affect flavours. Some are very sweet, some are more salty with lots of electrolytes. Some give you a tingle in your tongue which I assume is from partial fermentation. Bad ones are usually full of tanning.

[@harshasamarakoon24]

Oh I was thinking about your delay. Here you are Ken.

[@KenAbroad]

I'm back 🙌

[@hantec1773]

Good vlog ken

[@chaw294]

An interesting bus ride, Ken...can relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the journey. Bandarawela is quite a bustling town. Wonderful of you to walk around and show us the town. Aha, some chilli wadei, a faluda and a yummy coconut which is always your favourite. Interesting content as always. Looking forward to Part 2.

[@BreakawayBites]

These buses reminds me of what we had in the 80s or early 90s..... Travelling using the local buses like the locals.....After extensive travelling around Malaysia, Thailand & now Sri Lanka, your tolerance towards spicy food, fish or seafood has definitely been much better than before..... In other words, exposing and experiencing different cultures, trying out different food has made you more adaptable in any situation.... Glad to part of the journey....As always, stay safe, be vigilant.. Take care on there...

[@All_About_Coc]

These type of mini buses are bit rate here in Sri Lanka..You can't easily see a bus like this here in Colombo...These are used in rural areas(a bit slow + these usually doesn't travel between cities ) that too functioned by the government :)

[@simmo3730]

Greetings from Simmo and Julia J here in Wales. That looked quite an adventure on the bus. I can't remember the last time I was on a bus myself. We loved the market with the colourful stalls. Really friendly people again everywhere you go. Stay well and safe Ken 🙏 🇱🇰

[@nashdapistolshrimp8641]

Travelling on a Sri Lankan bus is as the closest experience as you can get to being on a space shuttle. Unfortunately you haven't met the right driver yet 😄, 🚀

[@nazreenfarook1388]

Oh my it's so true ... 👌🤣🤣🤣

[@gayathri.9873]

OMG...🤣🤣🤣you are correct..funny

[@johngriffiths7361]

Wow Nash, how many space shuttles have you been on ?

[@yimveerasak3543]

This is rare!!! I've never been to Sri Lanka, thanks Ken for bringing us there.

[@gmahalias]

Common character of a good seller, always don't accept 'no' as an aswer from your potential customer.

[@petiyakanda7393]

Bus rides on Sri Lankan coastal roads can be quite scary. It's a good thing that the roads mostly don't have long straight stretches for buses to build up speed. Scary bus rides are a worse experience if you sit directly behind the driver as you can see the impossible overtaking attempts etc. It is best to sit further back so that there is less awareness of the crazy driving - 'ignorance is bliss'. It also good to avoid the back seat as it is the bumpiest ride. The worst & scariest bus ride I ever had was in Karnataka, India.

[@lynia6587]

Hi Ken 👋🏻 whoaa...it's been ages since I last took a public bus 🤣 I almost forgot the routes 😅 because now mostly I drive or take a grab sometimes I travel by mrt/lrt 😅 Really awesome journey , it's quite relaxing besides you are enjoying the views and sceneries 👍 very typical busy station once you arrived at the town 👍 the locals are friendly and nice as always , thanks for showing us around Ken I enjoyed watching 👍🥰

[@KenAbroad]

I also haven't been on a public bus for a while 😅 thank you 😊

[@sheezy2526]

You got in a government bus. The red colour and you can see the lion badge. They are generally not crazy like the private buses who race with each other to get more people before the other bus.

[@nishanthaperera1900]

Drivers of hill area are safe and care than Jaffna -Collombo, Trincomali-Collombo, Anuradhapura-Colombo (they cannot drive fast due geographical condition)

[@merz76]

U know ken...we in malaysia got this kind of bus back then in the 70's 80's and 90's..we also got minibus roaming around Kuala Lumpur..bring back my childhood days...after the millennium no more this kind of bus in Malaysia...😄

[@All_About_Coc]

These buses are very rare in Sri Lanka....You can't find this here in Colombo,Sri Lanka( Btw I like this small and sweet tho) ..This is used in rural side that too functioned by government..

[@lewiferado9393]

Hello Ken. Nice too see you again.These short distant buses dont drive crazily. Long distant busses like colombo to badulla, Ella to down-south drive crazily.

[@hantec1773]

Bell is used to indicate stop the bus and go again.. You can ring it yourself.. Nice vlog bro

[@rakyatprihatin]

1.10 the fish cost only 41 rupees, which is 80 Malaysian cents. That fish would cost 15 Malaysian Ringgit = 700 Rupees in Malaysia.

[@KenAbroad]

I think he said 700 though and not 70. Think there might was a misunderstanding 😅

[@lewiferado9393]

@@KenAbroad yes mr.ken , that fisherman didnt know how to pronounce 700 rupees. He meant 700 rupees. That is the price of 1kg of Tuna fish in Srilanka.

[@user-fl8om7yb3l]

Actually that fish was not a tuna , traditionally called ATAWALLA , fresh tuna is usually exported , only lower grade ones sold here and those are too bit expensive ,may be around 800 to 1000 rupees

[@warnerponniah3993]

This is the Kithalella to Bandarawela bus, which even I used, my boarding was just 1 kilometer from Bandarawela on Kithalella Road,

[@judyoh9008]

At 8:11, the view of the tea-plantation from the bus is awesome. At 14:48, it is interesting to see lottery tickets being sold in the identical and colourfull stalls.

[@thamidudharshitha5515]

Just another fun fact. When a monk gets into the bus, the one who seats on the first row should give him/her the seat. Which in this case your seat. xD

[@gunter1444]

Ken PLEASE GO STH, TO UDAWALAWE NATIONAL PARK, Safari Tour 👉 - Should be great!! Elephants, birds Etc, Take Care

[@rotorgamingyt]

Your videos are always interesting to watch..🙂 Love from Sri Lanka dude🇱🇰💖

[@HeyMelani]

Your vlogs are so pure and they always make me miss my little crazy island! Loved all your videos 😄 Hi from Italy!

[@thereisnoaddress]

> The driver isn't driving that crazily > me watching the video, getting motion sick already 😂 Looks like a beautiful town; can't wait for your next video!

[@thilinasamarasinghe4897]

We expect that more videos from Sri Lanka & Love you from 🇱🇰

[@casubiknows7084]

Make videos every day...and meet Ali and davud bro...wait for a collab machan ❤️

[@AM-cv5nk]

Thank you so much for visiting my country, To win the world, the cancer of war must be eradicated from the world

[@chaw294]

2.22.22 ... Happy Twosday, Ken and everyone here.

[@KenAbroad]

What a date today, right 😄

[@chaw294]

@@KenAbroad yeah, that's right 😄

[@All_About_Coc]

What a vibe by Ken exploring the cool mini bus ( a rare bus in cities, you could find these type of buses mainly in rural areas ) ❤️🤛🏼 That fish might be Rs.700 per Kg most probably.( he didn't know the numbers in English ) Btw what I like is that you can get off the bus whenever you want where it is the vice versa here in Colombo, Sri Lanka 😐 Waiting for next 🇱🇰❤️:)

[@oanhoanh2205]

I agree with you.

[@gnccreations277]

1:00 No he said 70 hundred Rupee, = 7000/= 😂

[@All_About_Coc]

@@gnccreations277 Insane..No it's 700 😅🤛🏼

[@meeroonation]

Was waiting to see if Ken bump into the mythical Yes man

[@vihangabimsara4716]

in rural areas there are no bus stops but in urban areas they cant stop everywhere

[@NamilaRadith]

Hi Ken, you took the non-tourist route to Bandarawela from Ella, which is going through our village as well, and this is the road I usually enjoy on my motorcycles.

[@anthonymf4754]

Glad to know you are okay. Thanks for the video Ken.

[@BeyfighterFaris]

I found a restaurant serving Sri Lankan food nearby my house and had the chance to try Falouda. Interesting! Almost like Malaysian Syrup Bandung drink, but with more ingredients

[@MindyourMIND2023]

Another great episode Ken, cheers...!!!

[@carlitasingco2159]

Hello idol Ken good evening everyone the same goes for, us in the province, our internet here is weak, sometimes it disappear, wow l like it 😄😄😄😄❤❤❤❤❤🇵🇭

[@UsinAustralia]

Your vlog brings back memories of our childhood in Sri Lanka . Looking forward to your next video .

[@mankwediseunane770]

Hala_____ I love your episode. I'm with you All the way South African🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@crazyfan1282]

Usually in Sri Lanka there are two sectors provide buses to the citizens .they are private and government sectors. You got government sector bus. It's called CTB. There are lots of bus halts in a kilometre. When you close to the destination you can off the bus at nearest bus halt.when you off the bus you can ring the bell or tell to the driver or conductor. most of the buses named some seats for special people such as pregnant women, priests etc.

[@mihiripriyanthi7161]

Love your smile ❤ Thank you for coming.

[@jomontanee]

It is so much fun riding the local bus!! 👍✌️

[@KenAbroad]

Are there similar buses in rural Thailand? I think I never saw some🤔

[@sagii9937]

True. As tourists, please a good these buses. These are one of the world's cheapest transport ways. If you compare the cost of bus ride in UK, these are much much more cheaper. But you better try for a private car, van or a jeep to travel. Then you can enjoy your journey.

[@y.v.5069]

I have been waiting for a video of you Ken. Perfect time 👍🙌😋

[@breadpitt2475]

Ken go to Diyathalawa, New zealand farm in Ambewela, walk from ohiya to horton plains. These are less touristy areas and views are amazing

[@freezi1956]

Haputale Is legendary, hope you met The yes Man 😃👍

[@kushal809]

Amazing video 🔥🔥👍❤️

[@pointblank1402]

99 is an express route number, it comes all the way to COLOMBO, these are the crazy bus routes you were taking about.

[@Linethsasvindu2011]

Thank you so much choosing my country to travel Ken 🇱🇰🇱🇰. Really appreciate you try to speak our language 😊 . Enjoy your tour.. 👍 another subscriber form srilanka 😊

[@dilshandavid6357]

Your observation regarding the bus bell is correct. When you want to get off from the bus you can ring the bell. New Buses have electronic bell and the old buses have a manual bell. Normally buses are not allowed to stop at any location. Only at a bus stop. But in rural areas its not a big deal. Buses will stop anywhere. You can not see the bus stops physically available or with a sign. But the locals know where the bus is stopping. Regarding the safety, short distance buses or local buses are safe. But the long distance buses have some risk associated with speed and violation of road rules by the drivers. The government buses (mostly in red colour) are much safer than the privetly owned buses (comes in various colours).

[@dilshandavid6357]

In general the public transportation system specially the local buses are much organised and available to reach any part of the Island

[@thusharikariyawasam3427]

Ken , survival tip, try to avoid sitting on the same side as the driver as in most accidents passengers on that side get hurt/ killed Also in an empty busvavoid the seats reserved for clergy and pregnant ladies as you will have to give up your seat if the bus fills up later and they get on.

[@kirismathi522]

Your vedio is very nice. From srilanka

[@ahhoonlim3672]

Thanks Ken, as always I enjoyed your video. Never been to Sri Lanka, the video is educational.Cheers from Australia.

[@CharithHewawasam]

Fish price he said was incorrect, he wanted to say, Rs.700/- per 1Kg

[@Lathindu]

the amount of times you manage to say "here" and "there" never seize to amaze me.Luv the vlogs .....

[@sheharashehara3761]

hi ken, my name is nishantha & i wached some of your vedios of visit in sri lanka. a`m in bandarawela & i so y`r vedio just now. enjoy the tour and good luck.

[@ironmuzz]

Man! ever knew Sri Lanka was so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@r.tmusicproduction6702]

Hello Ken, Love the way explore real Srilankan taste from local areas. I think you can meet most frindly people in Srilanka. Sray safe and enjoy .

[@ashanisathsara5628]

I am glad you came to my country, you are a good tourist. If you come back to my country come back to my village. I am from Ampara, Sri Lanka..🤗 Travel carefully,..😊

[@oanhoanh2205]

Glad to see your videos again Ken. Thank you.

[@stocktrend839]

Enjoyed this trip of yours. Keep exploring. Following you closely in Sri Lanka.

[@NickyDunn]

Hiya Ken, enjoyable video. Thank you for the tour around. Thank you for sharing. Have a great week.

[@HamNoytheDutchGuy]

Great adventure Ken, and love the Sri Lanka shirt 💪 Keep exploring and enjoy buddy 👊 And as always, C Ya in the next one, cheers 🙌😉

[@sirajannon3845]

You are yet to experience the bus drivers you were told about, what they said about is very true.....

[@chandanamahesh2177]

Hi Ken, welcome to my home town Bandarawela. I think you have a lot of memorable things in your journey Srilanka.wish you all the best.

[@erandajanaka3790]

Welcome to SL. 👍👍Subscribed. Waiting for your next video.

[@KenAbroad]

Welcome to the channel 🙌😊

[@kushal809]

Awesome vlogs 🔥🔥👍❤️

[@fathimazaha767]

Aww I like your videos beautiful views 😍 lovely lovely 🇱🇰❤️

[@NhwNews]

There are bus stops although they may not be marked by anything. The locals know where they are. The private buses do not observe them but the government buses expect people to use bus stops (as invisible as they may be). When a passenger rings the bell to get off, the driver will stop at the next nearest bus stop. That's the way it works in Sri Lanka, I think.

[@chandhart4601]

Was waiting for your videos 🙏🙏

[@armindawasalamudali4862]

Hello ken you can travel Anuradhapura it’s sacred city in Sri Lanka and you can see some. Superrr famous religion temples in Sri Lanka. from Ella for Anuradhapura is only233km . I am also living in anuradhpura.The ancient city of Anuradhapura is one of the most important archaeological sites in the cultural landscape of Sri Lanka. Enjoy your trip and have some fun in Sri Lanka,

[@aashadilrukshi1505]

The thing you ate like..wadei..and the drink you had with bottle youghrt drink..mix with strawberry flauver..any way happy that you giving the details..its very intersting to watch your video..thanks.hope your Haputale video will come soon...have a nice day ken..👍

[@paranormalcreation1084]

Hello, hello.well come to Sri Lanka, nice video and keep it up. bro..

[@roshanependigrast9135]

thanks for the nice vedio my friend...

[@rukshank]

You neee to take a long distance private bus to get that exciting journey.

[@princessanu6606]

This is my village and it is the normal way of going buses in Srilanka. You cannot say to avoid these busses. For me I used bus from the age of 10 and it is like a journey for us to going through bus daily .we met so many friends .Driver and the conductor are very careful about us. I really love going through buses and the only vehicle for poor and both rich people can travel.

[@LankanBloodz1]

Awesome video

[@jewelstriple3383]

Fortunately, Srilanka give you many opportunities to learn the life. People with really kind heart , even though they stay in Poor. I love your presentation from Srilanka more better than from your presentation from cilvilization of other country such as lust,love,greedy and etc.

[@sathayeesuppiah3671]

Nice video. Ken.

[@gertdrok]

Nice to see, beautiful nature and very ,,Modern,, busses. Ken, Greetings from Holland and Take Care. 🙏

[@ireshakavindaya7157]

Nice video super. My vilage is bandarawela . Wish your all the best ken .

[@CoolAtVideo]

You should bring back the Honey Honey outro. Haha.

[@MadurangaSirisena]

Be aware of the YES MAN! at Haputale. :D