Train Driver record SE5 Hanoi - Ninh Binh (2017)

[@AdoptedMusicBD]

KZbin recommend after 4 years Can you please pin this comment

[@marshartdegen]

Ok, it's fine.

[@AdoptedMusicBD]

@@marshartdegen thank you so so so much 😃🥺

[@vvxd6041]

me too 😂

[@Marquis-Sade]

Why do you wanna pin it?

[@lilmissdangerous2267]

Same, just recommended tonight. Watching now. I love it.

[@wGimh777]

- Mom, can I play in the back yard? - Yes, but be careful with the train, son.

[@marshartdegen]

🤑

[@rusanchi_man]

関係ないけどアイコン似てて草

[@harrychestwigg]

boy gets run over

[@yoRRnl]

and the trash all over te place! :/

[@tonypasma1707]

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[@rdc2724]

and when the driver has finished working he goes home to do the thing he loves most ........ playing the trumpet :-)

[@kens32052]

I thought he had his trumpet with him and was just practicing.

[@KandiKlover]

Plays with model trains and train simulator.

[@usedbrickie9166]

Love it, That's the best laugh ever....... whatever toots your horn.

[@rladms673]

After reading this article, I could not stop laughing every time the train made a sound in the video.

[@robcheerful]

that was a fun comment but I know they have good reason to take safety so seriously

[@duyvo5315]

0:00 : Ga Hà Nội 10:37 : Ga Giáp Bát 16:06 : Ga Văn Điển 24:13 : Ga Thường Tín 31:44 : Ga Chợ Tía 38:50 : Ga Phú Xuyên 48:30 : Ga Đồng Văn 58:37 : Ga Phủ Lý 1:17:56 : Ga Bình Lục 1:24:32 : Dừng cột hiệu Ga Cầu Họ 1:28:07 : Thông qua Ga Cầu Họ (D19E - 921 kéo tàu SE20 dừng tránh) 1:36:44 : Ga Đặng Xá (D13E - 725 kéo tàu hàng dừng tránh) 1:42:13 : Ga Nam Định 1:56:15 : Ga Trình Xuyên 2:03:05 : Ga Núi Gôi (D19E- 9xx kéo tàu hàng kép D12E-625 dừng tránh) 2:09:17 : Ga Cát Đằng 2:10:14 : Dừng cột hiệu ra Ga Cát Đằng 2:20:44 : Cầu Ninh Bình 2:22:28 : Bên phải đoàn tàu là Ga Ninh Bình cũ (nay là 1 khách sạn) 2:22:57 : Ga Ninh Bình

[@sym667]

What about a spoiler warning, dude??!! ;)

[@antonim2486]

@Milosz R. lol

[@winstonsp4689]

Is ga means station?

[@micheleflorio04]

Thanks 🚆

[@sss250SB]

GaGaGa WaWaWa

[@leokimvideo]

Brings back so many memories. I've worked in Ninh Binh and surrounding areas. Even been to a secret explosives plant that was disguised as a food production facility surrounded by rice fields. The drab grey of the day and general overcast feel is so common there along with the endless half built dwellings. Food was amazing and very cheap, the local home brew Rice whiskey was incredibly fun and dangerous. Everyone seemed to have their own special brew hidden away.

[@lexsdragon1554]

What's explosives plant?

[@arokh72]

This is really quite fascinating. I'm used to watching European cab views, and living in Australia, where the rail corridor is secured and separating from the rest of the area. Here there are homes and shops right up the track basically, with their entrances facing the track, and little to no security or separation.

[@andyrob3259]

I get the feeling the corridor is wider and the poor just went ahead and ‘built’ what they wanted where they wanted and corruption being what it is; officials looked the other way.

[@lafaietedasilva1589]

Que maravilha de transporte, muito rápido. Nos lembra os nossos trens de passageiros, nos anos 70 80. A velocidade era incrível. Muito rápidos.

[@siuuuu5234]

@@andyrob3259 i live in Mumbai and though houses aren't this close to the train, encroachment is a real problem

[@ariforal4115]

Yes Really Fascinating Garbage By The Railroad Trash Dirt Very Fascinating

[@wishusknight3009]

@@ariforal4115 You must be fun at parties.

[@josephblansjaar5871]

That was one of the most stressful drives I've seen; so many crossings where people might step in front of the train! No wonder you're sounding the horn! Very good trip!

[@KevinSmith-lj1lo]

watching this i thought, i was the only one, that thought this!

[@littleexperience2.._._._._._..]

most crossing barriers are controlled by workers, very few automatic ones exist. but in the meantime, of course, there could be dozens of automatic crossings as Vietnam does develop quickly.

[@deathbysnusnu515]

You would need to be alert and relaxed at the same time. I would never sleep if this was my job.

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

is he driving the train? thought he was just filming.

[@leokimvideo]

In Vietnam sounding off your horn is a way of life there

[@shaserdeses]

How to be rich in Vietnam: Sell horns, helmets and bikes/scooters

[@marshartdegen]

Bikes, 2 wheels doesn't means poor, right?

[@darodarius5196]

Says the moron who sleepwalks.

[@favioescobar2692]

good reason not to go to university :)

[@jb2236]

@@marshartdegen but means this time, that is true

[@ausbare140]

I do wonder how often they replace the horn, I know if the light dies it is not replaced.

[@heavenlykingdomrelaxation1324]

IM AN AMERICAN WHO LOVES YOU AND YOUR WORK. GREAT JOB

[@KingTamzid123]

if you love train surfing why not comes to Bangladesh !!! you can with ride rail top notch window view

[@Clarkephix]

There were 124 ppl died last year on railway accidents in Vietnam, 80% of those cases came from illegal cross roads between the railway and the road. That's why the locomotive driver horned like a crazy shit out entire his trip...

[@hassanrizky5018]

Thats right

[@johnhardman3]

I wouldn't like to be up front on a line like that, so unsegregated from everything, with houses right up against the track and what look like crude level-crossings.

[@Clarkephix]

@@johnhardman3 those are the result of a poor city administration from the government. The railway was built by French colonial over century ago, a long time before the blooming of population in Hanoi which leads to people illegal land occupation, despite these are adjacent to the railway, and the government has done nothing with it.

[@hp2084]

That like one days worth of death on Indian railways.

[@OMG-zg7cj]

Omg..

[@thenewpatticakes4214]

3:33 is incredible. The street on one side and storefronts on the other!

[@manoskarmiris9260]

Yes yes because THEY ARE NOT IDIOTS LIKE EUROPEANS OR AMERICANS. Did you get it?

[@quarterburnt]

One of the few train videos to not be inside the cabin! Getting to hear the actual sound of the city and the train is fantastic!

[@marshartdegen]

Yes, pure outside, without glass lol

[@icosthop9998]

This cool 😎 Ear plugs and the very best money can buy. So much trash. 😳

[@Datiens_]

cách đây 5 năm nhưng bây giờ youtube mới recommend cái clip này, ngồi hóng tàu đi qua nhà mình luôn, tự dưng lại được dịp nhìn cảnh vật xung quanh nhà 5 năm trước cảm giác cứ hay hay kiểu gì 😂

[@ngockhuongnguyen2093]

cho hỏi cảnh dường sắt hiện nay khác so với hồi dó phải ko bạn

[@ngockhuongnguyen2093]

mình rất tò mò khúc tàu chạy ngang quán cafe bạn cho bít km mấy vậy

[@chicken_ro181]

"I'm selling an apartment with 1 bedroom. Very quiet area and safe for kids"

[@dk.wgd.3207]

"What is your job ?" "Hooooooooooooooooooooooonk"

[@marshartdegen]

KZbinr, lol

[@dirtydog2858]

An idiot is looking for his asylum

[@LetsTakeWalk]

Despite the surroundings being a bit, lets say, dilapidated, the train tracks themselves are in pretty good condition.

[@Necromonger69]

You mean the surrounding area.....looks like shit?

[@AviFan-bs8bw]

Necromonger Compared to european countries, it is..

[@t26e44]

At least it isn't a warzone

[@AviFan-bs8bw]

Hugo Huang yep, still huge poverty

[@Yoshikarter1]

That's a funny way to spell Detroit.

[@Braweusz]

Since I was a child I was interested in trains and I liked how they went near me, thanks to your videos I remembered how I used to go to my aunt's when she lived near the train station where the trains went, I always looked at them from the window when they went, greetings from Poland!

[@marshartdegen]

Oh, sounds good.

[@robertvanhoek9470]

Enjoyed it very much! A very satisfying experience for an armchair railfan like myself. Certainly more gratifying than my much earlier physical presence in Vietnam, forty-seven years ago.

[@marshartdegen]

Wow, that's good.

[@couch9416]

Robert Van Hoek i just would like to punch the driver for his horn

[@speedzero7478]

Pretty impressive speed on this one. It would cost a fortune to modernize this line, because of all the buildings next to the tracks. Enjoyed the journey, thanks for posting.

[@uwedietsch1102]

Eine wunderschöne Strecke, vielen Dank für die Aufnahme und das Hochladen!

[@TheSupradude26]

Pretty sure the only requirement that the railroad operators make the train engineers do is test the horn every 3 seconds. If they dont blow the horn 2,634 times per trip they get fired...

[@TheSpotify95]

Given how unsafe the train tracks are in comparison to other countries' railway systems (having train tracks right next to the streets and shops with no safety barrier in some places!), I'm not surprised that the train driver is sounding the horn. Most countries have whistle boards where they have to blow the horn. But then again, most countries have safer railway lines than this...

[@알중]

lol

[@galaxycsy4794]

this driver is very responsible, he/she kept pushing the horn and remind others not to enter the track, good job!

[@mandarin1257]

I believe it's in their training.

[@H.EL-Othemany]

@@mandarin1257 but how often do they stick to their training? Some of them don't care.. And don't ask me how I know.

[@mandarin1257]

@@H.EL-Othemany how do you know?

[@H.EL-Othemany]

@@mandarin1257 what did I just say?

[@mandarin1257]

@@H.EL-Othemany to definitely ask how you know

[@abuschraeg5566]

how often do you want to honk? Traindriver: „yes“

[@marshartdegen]

24/7

[@Cjnw]

Normie fuck

[@NK47k]

@MFulmer456 woooosh

[@kosmickowboy]

at every crossing!!!

[@Ahamad6011]

I would never honk, see how many walking targets I could hit. Make like a point system.,

[@bernardcochet5530]

En 2017,j'ai traversé le Vietnam du Nord au sud en autocar et en avion, cette fois ci c'est une autre façon de visiter votre magnifique Pays. Vidéo très réussie, quelle tension nerveuse pour le conducteur avec toutes ces traversées de voies. Bravo à tous et merci.

[@emmanuelchristophe9154]

j'apprécie beaucoup votre commentaire, moi aussi j'habite en France en voyant cette vidéo ça me donne envie aussi de aller visiter là-bas

[@sym667]

I swear, this is more intriguing than many movies I watched.

[@lemon2524]

Same.

[@rogerramjet8964]

Blade runner Hanoi

[@skbiswas]

Fascinating journey. I wish I were a train Driver ! Wonderful experience as you see the surroundings as a train driver ... wow. And overall a good video ! It is also wonderful because it depicts - as we move from city areas with dirt and plastic trashes, we slowly landed in to greener side of the country. It's a virtual trip to Vietnam ...

[@marshartdegen]

😅

[@dimondimkin6804]

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[@marshartdegen]

Спасибо я выложил в русском языке описание

[@DmitryZOV.]

Это шедеврально!!! 👍👏👏

[@cesarsampaio3978]

@@marshartdegen Adoro quando escrevem essas coisas, eu entendo tudinho!

[@MovieCreator77]

Спасибо от души 😂

[@iney8]

Был удивлён от вашего комментария )) спасибо улыбнулся 😅😄

[@hamanncorporation1993]

Really beautiful and interesting. I'm Train Driver in Germany, because of that I like this really!!!

[@guidodiiorio6183]

its speed is just crazy for such sourrounding conditions...

[@vara1499]

Guido Di Iorio even I thought so.

[@kemoblue4u]

Coming from a NYC Subway video where the train is completely sperated from everything else on elevated tracks those reasons go half the speed of this one. As a NYC resident is maddening to see third world countries operating mass transit better than we do.

[@serteserte]

@@kemoblue4u Higher safety standards

[@deanm375]

I liked the sequence when the train is going 80 to 90 mph and that bus blows past him like he's standing still.

[@HobbyOrganist]

In a craphole placce like this, human life is worth nothing anyway, and people who live around there know to stay the hell off the tracks.

[@novakattila]

nobody: train driver: Hooonk

[@marshartdegen]

Oh haha

[@101akar]

at that speed the train driver has to keep honking ,he does not have time to see at that speed and then decide to honk ,it will be too late

[@ballaking1000]

@@101akar It's obvious why he keeps honking... The OP just found a way to insert his very original meme so that later he can jerk off to all the likes he'll get from the mindless sheep who provide the material.

[@reinsphoenix]

replace train driver with 'every single viet ever on the road'

[@joebessette6565]

@@ballaking1000 That garbage is finally starting to phase out. Lucky us, it's being replaced by the ultra hilarious shrugging shoulders emoji

[@Encourageable]

Great video - thanks for uploading. Let’s those of us that live in other parts of the world see Vietnam as it really is. I like it.e

[@tonypike5785]

DabbaYabbaDo yes i do too

[@leaart1]

Brilliant, wonderful to see another part of our world, and get a glimpse of how people live.

[@MrVenz81]

The maddest railway I have ever seen.... travelling so close to buildings and people.

[@the_bottomfragger]

Trust me, the way the road traffic works, a train is probably the least of your worries there ;)

[@tennyho3236]

BottomFragger but the duration and distance for stopping a train is much longer than road automobiles...

[@69dm]

watch Indian railways

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

What always interests me is wherever you go, people don't care about how their country, their own neighborhood looks. They throw trash wherever they stand or out of the window. I guess with poverty, there is little pride of place and heritage. Life is cheap. Everything is temporary and worthless.

[@kirgan1000]

You think this is bad, there are some youtube videos how peopel have tents and stands on the track and use it as a marketplace.....

[@mightypotato]

I’ve been on this train. Took it from Hanoi to Hue back in 2018. Was quite the experience.

[@MercedeX7]

seen so many ride videos of train but this one was so life like... the dirt, shops, people, cars, bikes, houses, offices.... felt like i was living the moment. can you please do more such videos of train on such busy routes?

[@evo-mckostis4]

What a nice trip, train passing so close from people it's amazing. Love from Greece 🇬🇷 ❤️

[@filspan6884]

This brought back memories of my Hanoi days, stayed there for 5 years....thanks for this video, watching from the Philippines.

[@marshartdegen]

Yeah, I also was in Hanoi for 5 years, what's the coincidence. lol

[@bennyhill4317]

Amazing journey! Greetings from Ukraine!

[@mayanksajnani1482]

*Ohh those track sounds* 😍😍😘😘 *Only a train lover can understandd*

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

It's always cool to see how trains are used in other countries. 3:09 this part going through a housing / industrial estate is crazy to see how close the walls are to the train! Thanks for sharing!

[@dashboss556]

Fun fact: According to a Vietnamese friend of mine, if you look closely from 9:11 to 11:00, you can actually see parts of the original tracks to the right. Those tracks were still active until they decided to move the railway a few meters closer to the road some 20-30 years ago. Why do the old tracks end so abruptly you might ask. Well, I think they are still in place, you just have to dig them up lol. Could the old rail be the one to the right at 2:50? I'm not sure.

[@TheSpotify95]

I thought that the tracks were doubled (one each direction) and that they'd just removed one of the tracks, with it becoming buried over time. Now that makes sense. Even so, I'd rather have the tracks further away from buildings!

[@thesteelrodent1796]

there are a few other videos about this because of how tight it is to buildings, and I do believe that section from 9 to 11 there was once buildings where the track is now, and they tore it all down to move the track and make the line safer. The many many road gates along the tracks along with the guards that man them are also a relatively modern addition, where there used to be nothing whatsoever stopping traffic from going across the tracks. Vietnam is not exactly a wealthy country, so it is unlikely they can improve the safety much more. Would require tearing down a lot of buildings or moving the whole line under ground or on bridges, and that costs an incredible amount of money even for wealthy countries

[@movaumoicong1986]

The right rail is made by france and have been deleted from vietnam railways

[@keluj862]

KZbin: a train in Vietnam 4.2 million people: *interesting*

[@marshartdegen]

Oh oh!

[@darodarius5196]

Thank you for the upload, for those of us who are interested in this perspective, it is curiously interesting insight of reality.

[@billgrant5339]

Daro Darius This is what Pelosi and Chucky want for our country.

[@jeremyrose1331]

Thankyou for your wonderful filming.. I so much love Vietnam !!!!! 😘😛😘🤩😍😍😍😍 My wife and I love the people so much !!!!! God bless you al !!!!!

[@marshartdegen]

Oh, also thank you!

[@soefma]

Appreciate the patience of the drivers who relentlessly & patiently warn the surroundings through the whistle!

[@chonkboi]

well ye, no shit. otherwise they die plus, its kinda annoying as well (speaking from experience)

[@caleb7612]

It’s crazy how fast it goes around buildings and traffic. Makes me think my country is a little tight on the safety regulations. Also I like how there are workers at the crossings

[@harukrentz435]

They got speed up.

[@denismth]

Yea it is too speedy. Am afraid accidents happen frequently. In Ethiopia the newly built Electric train's max speed is 80km/hr. This one I guess is running beyond 100km/hr

[@duncanzockt9866]

@@denismth 100kmh is not fast at all. I was already 300 Kmh in a europe train

[@VarietyGamerChannel]

Accidents are frequent and the gore is epic. Hundreds get beheaded and delimbed every year by this train.

[@denismth]

@@VarietyGamerChannel That must be the reason the train is screaming like crazy all the way through .

[@music4real]

2:57 Death Star trench

[@_iustin_n8960]

Oh hello there

[@spacecolossus9562]

and at the end you blow up the planet?

[@mcbain23]

You worry about those fighters, I'll worry about the tower!

[@goonerash]

Red 5 standing by....

[@michaeldeng1981]

Watch out the kids!

[@zygmundzygmundowski]

One of my absolute favourite videos of this nature!

[@JoseCortes-on6uy]

Watching this reminds me of dreams I had 40-50 years ago. Back then I often dreamt of car rides through vaguely familiar (and exaggeratedly vast) cities and countryside. I never saw the vehicle I was driving, just that eerily beautiful terrain out there. In this video I just shut off the sound and there I am. Dreaming again.

[@marshartdegen]

Sounds good 😊

[@MetalDetectingRussia]

Hehe sometimes there’s this cool vibe in your dreams, and you feel even better than in real life 🙃

[@petergerritgroen3157]

A car in a dream is symbol for you body, the house of your soul. The rail is your life road.

[@kelly806]

I couldn't stop watching.....I rode all the way from Hanoi to Ninh Binh in the comfort of my living room. And the bad thing was, I found myself actually looking for familiar landmarks.

[@cherrysdiy5005]

Same here! Although, I'm not familiar with any landmarks there.

[@kelly806]

@@cherrysdiy5005 I kept thinking to myself...."That place looks kinda familiar"...when it really didn't :)

[@cherrysdiy5005]

@@kelly806 Ahh, I see. I like seeing what everyday life looks like in other countries.

[@SmilingKakashi]

Biggest respect for the driver! I would shit the fear out of me still keeping my eyes on the people who can jump under the wheels at any time.

[@ozlemdr6076]

They probably witness a few deaths in their career and they have to live with this pain 😔 but it is not their fault, there is nothing they can do except horning Like crazy 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@korea_rainwalk]

It's a video taken at the front of a super fast train. It's a thrilling and fun video because you can feel the speed while looking at the surrounding scenery. Thank you for sharing the fun video.😊😊

[@marshartdegen]

Thanks for the info! Hope you enjoy it lol

[@bruhyabainom4488]

Me:Can I have a high speed train plz? Mum:We had one at home already. The high speed train at home:

[@marshartdegen]

Speed is relativity lol

[@bruhyabainom4488]

Lol

[@buizelmeme6288]

Me: Vietnam Mom: China

[@indayteray8647]

@@buizelmeme6288 Everyone in the family: *Japanese Shinkanshens, Hyperloops, Space Elevators*

[@softlanding3368]

Once I traveled to VietNam, I really surprised by how people let the kids play ON the rail, by the distance between the rail and the house, but people still manage to live in that condition. Amazing!

[@icosthop9998]

different cultures

[@chonkboi]

amazing but not ideal for the ppl there

[@trencito3700]

A track like this. Every western country: SPEEDLIMIT 30 KMH Communism:

[@鮮綠補腎靈]

Soviet Union showed his satisfaction.

[@mrchunkymonkey5]

Hold my vodka

[@hannupoytakangas]

If this was western country, then speed is limit on that track is 10 km/h

[@Swaggerlot]

In a Western country the all-powerful HSE people would have stopped the train entirely.

[@torbai]

@CWW It's nothing like China. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fn_RlniaeN2lj8k

[@TexasCat99]

Thanks for making and posting such a video. It's one of many ways people can see the world. Vietnam is drastically different than Korea, China, and especially Japan. Most train videos are Japanese where their system is... huge. I followed much of this track with Google maps on another monitor... Slums and poverty is pretty much ALL of Vietnam. Not to say there isn't modern areas or some technology. The whole country is rural. But rural Japan is... beautiful, unlike the buildings here. And obviously, the nature area (jungles) of Vietnam are liking wonderful things to see. While some people complained about garbage, well - I gather they don't really have much of a garbage system in place. A lot of things are also being re-used I guess. Ho Chi Minh City seems to be where the wealth of the country is. Glad that the USA has normalized relations with the country so there's more peace and business.

[@marshartdegen]

Yes for the whole world to see 💞

[@Dude0000]

Love the bridges which are literally just track.

[@timgerard262]

Lol, I thought the exact same thing!

[@mandarin1257]

I remember that style of bridge near my house in Slovenia, nothing but two rails to make a single railway. Not even ties! It has long since beem removed, but the fasteners are still visible if you look closely.

[@atp946]

It's so beautiful!!! It may be that the cities are depreciated, dirty, but then they are interesting. I have always found the Asian world very interesting somehow. It was an imaginary trip.

[@marshartdegen]

Nice😜

[@CountingStars333]

Hmm I wonder why, almost like they were colonized for a long time and then had war done on them or something.

[@hntrains2]

Fascinating and scary at the same time!

[@marshartdegen]

Oh

[@robarnold4104]

Agreed, I kept expecting a water buffalo to walk in front of the train lol.

[@sonnylatchstring]

No stray dogs left?

[@NatureSketches]

Velkom !! ___ !! Здравствуйте. Заходите в гости , у нас тут душевно, природа, музыка, звуки природы и другие смежные сюжеты. Успехов вам во всем

[@seventhwater]

Velkom !!_____!! MY CHANEL

[@JulianShagworthy]

I have a friend who drives trains in the UK - he enjoys the job but does say it can be boring sometimes. Somehow I don't think these drivers ever have time to be bored!

[@RODALCO2007]

Awesome video, Nice clean cab window. Love the sound when the diesel engine starts accelerating from 12:00 onwards. The train horn has a terrible sound. Train driver must probably use ear muffs. CoCo or A1A type locomotive hauled train by the sound of the triple axles. That rail track is in very good condition. Interesting long straight track in parrallel with the main road.

[@marshartdegen]

Hahaha, you got good point...

[@iSlandeRon]

Congrats on finding some beauty in this video.

[@ProfessorPesca]

It seems optional to actually shut the barriers at level crossings. Utterly terrifying

[@laiviet3107]

It was the people there break the barriers.

[@skunksrus007]

He must hear that horn in his sleep every night

[@arch9enius]

I know I hear it after I watch one of these.

[@bruh-bj6ft]

why i like go train at midnight h o n k

[@tobigo77]

I used the very same train to get from Ninh Binh to Ha Noi back in 2018 when I was in VN for vacation. That brings back memories! I think the total distance covered should be around 60kms, it is not far from Hanoi.

[@000koinobori000]

17:01　Left side open......

[@РяжскийРДК]

Сижу, пью кофе и еду в поезде. Проехал уже 35 минут. Привет из России! Спасибо!

[@mustange550]

Imagine having businesses and homes that close to the track!

[@emmanuelchristophe9154]

Hello, incredible video, well done! I'm in France and surprised that trains pass among people like that. The danger of hitting someone is constant, there are always people hanging around at the side of the track. Here the trains only whistle at the entrance to the tunnels because there is no one on the tracks! Impressive, I watched the video until the end because it's so incredible.

[@marshartdegen]

Thanks alot there is more videos like this in my channel. Some even more romantic, some pass the bridge called Long Bien, it's same designer of Eiffel Tower 🗼.

[@SilentRoadStudio]

My recommendation brought me here🙂 Hey, can you pin this if possible? I don't want to lose this comment if I get recommended this again in 50 years.

[@marshartdegen]

Your so funny...

[@Samsung-wi8qo]

٠ حظ

[@khuongtruongminh3047]

Come here

[@khuongtruongminh3047]

I funny

[@binbin1834]

Khương Trương minh ,’,’’!’,k,’mk ‘ ,,’

[@KR1275]

I've been in the train from Hué to Danang: so beautiful!

[@smessiah]

37:26 On the left , this is my school , Phu Xuyen A high school ❤️❤️

[@ShashwatUpadhyay01]

Satisfying i watched whole Please upload more like this please i request you please

[@mcgregor27]

Thanks heaps bro...from us here in melbourne 😎👍🏽

[@haraldlorentzen40]

Do you have a horn?? Driver : Yes. Holy cow, the horn blowing was crazy, but also needed, but a bit distracting whatching the video.

[@TS-ev1bl]

Mute and volume controls: What are they, and what are they used for?

[@haraldlorentzen40]

@@TS-ev1bl I know that dude. Was just saying, that's all.

[@penkatadrums]

@@TS-ev1bl You can't just mute the horn, can you?... Imagine what is it like for the train driver, he probably honks now in his sleep too :(

[@melluzi]

Just wondering if that incredible landscape of Hang Mua would have been visible from the train if it wasn't so foggy. This is probably the part of the trans-Vietnam route that most travellers skip by visiting Cat Ba between Ninh Binh and Hanoi (or opposite direction). Thanks for uploading this. Feel terribly sorry for being unable to travel this year...

[@marshartdegen]

Yes yes

[@frantisekgajdos]

A wonderful experience! Well thank you!

[@aynako1538]

This kind of reminds me of bus rides in my wife's home country of the Philippines. That bus didn't slow down much, even when navigating narrow roads with people and dogs roaming around on either side, just feet away. The bus driver sounded the horn very frequently, but usually didn't slow down at all. I was sure we were going to hit someone. People were even playing cards on the side of the road, and simply leaned forward as if to avoid getting hit as we passed! Amazingly (at least to me), we never hit anyone. I'm wondering how frequent accidents are with these trains in Vietnam...probably not very frequent, despite what we in the West may perceive as being extremely unsafe.

[@JohnSmith-fq3rg]

But it is extremely unsafe, and people are very easy to hit if they walk on the tracks since oncoming trains are insanely silent if you are infront of them instead of properly off the tracks to the side, even with the horn going you might assume the train is at a distance on different tracks

[@So-zp2uf]

Tai nạn rất ít ở Việt Nam còn thấp hơn ở Châu âu chính vì châu âu quy định quá nhiều khiến con người quên đi cảnh giác dễ xảy ra tai nạn chứ ở Việt Nam tai nạn ít lắm chủ yếu là người ta tự tử là chính chứ ko mấy khi xẩy ra tai nạn

[@EirinYagokoro]

Try Indonesian or Sri Lankan buses, they're faster than an airplane going to take off

[@JohnSmith-fq3rg]

@@uncleho1945 Your comment got deleted, lol

[@longgiangngo8415]

Is it strange that I always felt like the trains when I was back in Vietnam ran faster than the TGV because of the loud noise plus the shaking plus the surrounding scenes? 😂

[@alans1870]

Me: when is trash pick-up day? Government: three years ago

[@marshartdegen]

🤣

[@jayfmiller]

Yeah.. If you want to see even more trash and garbage, check out the train videos in India.

[@CityScapesYT]

This is so sad to see

[@biswaranjanpanigrahy98]

They will never pick the trash , they like living on trash

[@heinuchung8680]

We get fed up on our country and just burn it. Lagos has a trash pick up day once a month always love the city right after then gets dirty immediately next day lol

[@satviksinha7900]

Whoooaaaaa , literally nothing is different about this journey, the buildings and vehicles were so simillar to that of our India . Amazing shot keep it up

[@marcob4630]

Incredible! Very interesting, thanks for loading

[@marshartdegen]

lol

[@Mr_Overtake]

- Mom, can I buy Train Simulator 2019 at Steam? - No, we have TS at home. TS at home:

[@quanganh5907]

0:00 Ga Hà Nội 10:37 Ga Giáp Bát 16:06 Ga Văn Điển 24:13 Ga Thường Tín 31:44 Ga Chợ Tía 38:50 Ga Phú Xuyên 48:30 Ga Đồng Văn 58:37 Ga Phủ Lý 1:17:56 Ga Bình Lục 1:24:32 Dừng cột hiệu Ga Cầu Họ 1:28:07 Thông qua Ga Cầu Họ )d19e-921 kéo tàu SE20 dừng tránh)

[@IngTomT]

4:18 dum dum dum - tak - - dum dum dum - tak 17:37 dadadum tak - dadadum tak

[@nguyenbichnga4545]

dum dum dum

[@istvansolymosi]

Egy élmény volt veled utazni ! Köszönöm !

[@marshartdegen]

Én is köszönöm!

[@henningandreassrby2860]

Lesson number one: Make sure the horn works. ALL the time.

[@CityGuest]

На самом деле клёво смотреть. Будто бы сам побывал в это вагоне машинистом. Спасибо!

[@ApolloSoyuz]

Слышали, что хотят для этой ветки у России купить"Сапсан" ?

[@СергейПолевой-ы5м]

@@ApolloSoyuz а с каких это пор Сапсан Российский ??? Он был и есть Немецкий !

[@ApolloSoyuz]

@@СергейПолевой-ы5м А я и не говорю,что российский. Они кубят б.у. ( с пробегом) :-)

[@СергейПолевой-ы5м]

@@ApolloSoyuz ааа ну тогда лады )))

[@EgorDIY39]

@@ApolloSoyuz а сапсан разве не электропоезд?

[@fredgrove4220]

I'm an ex pat Brit, living in the Philippines, and I have to say, the roads in Viet Nam are far superior to the Philippines, no bloody great pot holes and no mad jeepney drivers.

[@onehappykamper]

Fantastic video. I was on that same train Hanoi to Ninh Bình in 2020. Ninh Bình is beautiful! 😍😍😍😍😍

[@marshartdegen]

Great trip!

[@pragasamsupiahs8419]

Amazing ,I would like to visit the place and board this train .Excellent video . Train going at high speed in town area .

[@marshartdegen]

lol

[@johnsutcliffe171]

so would i it looks great thank you hanoi.

[@ThuyHo0781]

Wow this my country thank you I'm from vietnam This is train SE5 100like with you❤️❤️❤️

[@foamer443]

We were on vaca in VN in '07. Really enjoyed your country. Like everywhere it has it's problems. But a lot of good points too. Another person said 120 death per years from the train. For population of 97 million that's pretty good. I'd be willing to bet the road deaths in the cities are higher than that in a big way. Love VN food too, especially the hand pulled noodles.

[@jimhailwood]

My name is Thomas. I’m am 7 and I love the noises of this train. Thank you for posting.

[@marshartdegen]

Also thank you for your watch 🤠

[@robertodasilva5486]

Irmão Roberto de Guarulhos SP..Brasil..trem..Tta.ttop demais....👍👍👏👏💙💙

[@TehTechExpert]

Child: "Hey Mom! May I use the Bathroom?" Mom: "Yes, but be careful with the train, son."

[@asadbaloch1926]

Asshhhhh great joke

[@fredericklee9004]

Well that ride is off of my bucket-list.

[@АндрейМеньшиков-з6с]

Very interesting to watch this video. I did not think that in Vietnam there is such, and maybe more than one railway. I live in Russia, in Moscow, and our railways run in a strictly designated place, where the number of tracks can reach about five or six, which, unfortunately, sometimes makes them boring and monotonous. Of course, we have magnificent railways passing through endless forests, but for cities like Hanoi, Russia, Australia and Europe, this is not typical! Once again, thank you very much for the wonderful video, I felt the whole aesthetics of Vietnam!

[@marshartdegen]

Great 😊

[@angelaweedon3193]

Are you still in Russia now? October 22.

[@underdog4159]

@@angelaweedon3193 да

[@375GTB]

Russia will be paying for the Ukraine hroror For 100T years! We held the German populace guilty in 1945. ALL the Russian populace will be held to the same standards. SORRY if this breaks your YT "rules" about politics.... HUMANITY WILL PREVAIL! Ban me on cowardly YT if you will.... No pasaron! J.C. Age 73

[@urbangabor557]

tren sesini çok seviyorum..teşekkürler,güzel gezinti..

[@55kl89]

This city needs more neon signs and then it will be a cyberpunk paradise

[@hazelnuts9647]

Hazel Nuts and some commentators need some braincells and this world woud be a better one

[@RavenholmZombie]

Train tracks running _on_ walkways and within feet of people's houses. Yeah that's perfectly safe...

[@marshartdegen]

Um, safe. ☺️

[@鮮綠補腎靈]

Lenin also showed his satisfaction

[@StefanReich]

IDK, aren't cars just as dangerous? They drive close to houses too.

[@deego237]

The tracks were there way before any new buildings or sidewalks. These guys just started building houses near the tracks.

[@StefanReich]

It is super insane though, lol

[@CGT867]

Apparently the homes are described as "close to public transport"!

[@marshartdegen]

Yes, so close.

[@valimohammadaskari2877]

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[@scdevon]

It's funny how the train was hammer down running flat out through those slum neighborhoods.

[@hifijohn]

I hope they never have a derailment.

[@iSlandeRon]

hifijohn hey that might clean up the place

[@canuckkhan]

I loved it, certainly enjoyed watching that one. Many Thanks for sharing it.