Travelling Across Indonesia on an ULTRA LUXURY BUS in a PRIVATE BEDROOM!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

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[@bpdbhp1632]

F them bunch of racists

[@giraffestreet]

The government only allowed to import the bus chassis. So the chassis are usually from manufacturer like Scania, Volvo, or Hino. But the body and interior manufactured by local company. The body of the bus shown in the video is by Adiputro variant Jetbus 3+ SDD and with some Juragan99 customization.

[@tourkix6314]

Impressive

[@eveninghousetechnician832]

I like how busmania when talking about bus they can recognize buses chassis manufacturer, the body manufacturer, and which model/version of body built on the bus.

[@ricoelgordolocosabor4173]

Great info! 🙏 thanks!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks for the info!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I didn't have a clue 😂

[@laistrygonianrdc5537]

Here are some reasons why Indonesians prefer trains over buses even though they are more expensive 1. Most of us don't trust the bus drivers (it's no secret how fast they can drive the bus) 2. Bus stops are far from the city centre (some big cities prohibit inter-city buses from entering city streets to reduce congestion) 3. Bus toilet are usually dirty and have limited water compared to train toilet (this is a huge point of contention especially if travelling with the elderly or toddlers) 4. You can't walk much on the bus to stretch your legs

[@Newbyte]

The last two I think are pretty universal.

[@rakandzakwan6402]

Yeah, and because of the reason, our profit-oriented government think that they should rise the Track Access Charge to PT KAI to gain more non-taxes state revenue and it's affected to the ticket price so much that PT KAI need to rise the ticket price higher. The government already see that train is more favorable among people that people will choose train no matter how high the cost of the ticket it so instead of subsidize the railway operation they asking for profit from railway operation. I know, it's economic law that the more demand the higher price is, but transportation is the need of public and should be subsidized instead of used for gaining profit. If the government literally looking for profit from public transport, I don't think they even care of public transportation it self, let alone increasing the service of the public transport.

[@Fajaradibuana]

@@rakandzakwan6402 You are saying that the reason from increasing TAC tariffs is to gain more profit from railway transport? Lol. Just look at the improvement of railway tracks in several areas. Revenue from TAC is used to improve and maintain the railway tracks' quality. So if you're thinking that the government increased the tariffs only to gain more profit, I don't think so. In addition to that, revenue from TAC should be earmarked to develop railways sector only. State should encourage fair competition between railway and road-based transport, therefore the State should only subsidize important train service that serves regional level (i.e. more local train service get subsidy rather than intercity train) as one of many means to promote regional growth. Therefore, I think the government is on the right track when removing Matarmaja as subsidized train service. It should be noted that increasing KAI ticket price is not only due to increasing TAC tariffs, but also fluctuating fuel price (yes, I think this one needs to be subsidized if road-based transports are subsidized), and also KAI's liability as one of KCIC consortium member....

[@cooleyfc]

you forget one thing this are not ordinary buss,this is more profesional and saffer than regular buss in indonesia

[@Adolphification]

plus intercity bus ecosystem is still quite a mess, boarding experience is a farcry compared to that of boarding trains because most bus stations are way messier than train stations...though you can board from pools, not all bus company are good or trustworthy, and that would be problems especially for those unfamiliar with bus travelling

[@Pencyduk_Legend]

Just some bits of history I'd like to provide regarding Indonesian intercity bus: 1. Double Decker buses are 'new' addition to intercity bus fleet, only allowed on road since 2017. 2. The toll road/highway spanning from Jakarta to Surabaya was only finished in 2018, so if you take intercity bus before that year, they need to go through province road and need to share road lanes with motorcycles and small cars. 3. Also before the toll roads spanning the whole Java finished, intercity buses are known as 'king of the road' because they tend to drive recklessly due to time constraints, now with the toll road they pretty much have a fixed schedule and known to be less dangerous compared to before (but some of them still drives recklessly tho). 4. It's also only recently intercity bus reached this level of luxury, back then the best you can get is 2-1 seat arrangement on a single deck arrangement. Hope you can enjoy more of Indonesia! Please try long distances ferry also! They are also ramping up their services now knowing the buses and railways service are better these days. They even imported secondhand Japanese long distance ferry in providing better services.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thank for the information, I totally LOVE Indonesia 😁

[@harukrentz435]

Zaman saya kuliah (2006-2013) bus ada AC dan toilet dalam sudah mewah sekali 😅

[@ajidamarjati]

Chassis Type : Scania K410 iB Euro 3 Opticruise Body Builder : Adi Putro, Malang, East Java Body Type : Jetbus 3+ Super Double Decker

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks for the information!!

[@visionist7]

Hotel: trivago

[@incrediblezab]

​@@visionist7 glad to see this meme is still alive

[@doorihad105]

Had lived in Indonesia during the late Suharto days and till the early Yudhoyono days and damn I was literally astounded by the fact that Indonesia having that level of well paved high ways and a luxurious long distance bus service! Back in the days, there wasn't even a thing called a highway! Even between Jakarta and Bandung! So me and my family had to drive 10 hours all the way from the mountains of Bandung to reach the capital 😂

[@danurbroo]

And now Indonesia has a fast train, From Jakarta to Bandung only 40 minutes.

[@josuaerick9670]

Yeah it all thanks to the current president Jokowi (after Yudhoyono) He built a lot of new infrastructures not just highway, and he did it quick, in the span of less than 10 years

[@LasquenetSavage]

​@@danurbroothe distance? You mean the duration.

[@danurbroo]

Mileage ​@@LasquenetSavage

[@LasquenetSavage]

@@danurbroo no. You said the distance is 40 minutes. Which is the duration.

[@seishay]

Hello, just letting yk on 00:55 Theres a mistake on the subtitle, its supposed to be "Tidak bisa berbicara Bahasa Inggris?" rather than "Jangan" which is used differently in Indonesia (prohibiting). and the gopro night mode is spectacular!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks very much! I won't be able to change it for this one but I'll take note for next time. Glad you enjoyed the video 😁

[@alone2break]

Dude, juragan 99 certainly top tier of java long distance bus travel company.. Fyi, indonesian bus often didnt set quite well for 180cm+ people.. Mtrans (jakarta-surabaya-malang) probably offer the same level of service. Enjoy your trip in Indonesia, have fun!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I'm 185cm and I was fine 😊

[@CaptainM792]

70 mph is probably not the bus’s maximum speed, but rather the maximum achievable speed of the bus after being speed locked to ensure safety.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

As mentioned in the video

[@ondrejpalata8979]

not surprised

[@dgk42]

Here in NZ buses can only travel up to 90 kph. Most go faster, and a few are speed locked.

[@EmmanuelBubod]

Some bus companies here in the Philippines locks their busses to only a hundred kph particularly in my region in northern Luzon...

[@najibnajmudin512]

Yeah, Indonesian busses are mostly more luxurious than KAI trains. The trains become the most favourite transportation for Indonesians only thanks to its economy class services as they're cheap, fast, neat, and decently comfortable.

[@PJWestfield]

Definitely not a Greyhound bus! We here in the States could get so lucky to have buses like that running across our country.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Definitely not 😂

[@annachristie377]

LMAO, we do have some.

[@garyabbott3861]

I go to Boston from Portland occasionally. I'd take the train but that would put me in North Station, and I need to be in South Station for easy access to the redline. So, I have to take the bus.

[@randomdude4465]

Interesting to see RedBus has better infrastructure in Indonesia than in India where it is from

[@HonestSatish]

​@@moonlightserenade6292 apears to be, yes.

[@chriscolley2229]

We have Red Bus in America also . Less routes - less money = good 😊

[@snowman8135]

Buses in india make greyhound in america look like first class.

[@randomdude4465]

@@snowman8135 you haven't been travelling in the right buses

[@HonestSatish]

@@snowman8135 Indian privately operated buses are mostly sleeper and very nice. I have travelled in international business class flights along with these Volvo sleeper buses in India. The top operator's Volvo Sleeper bus travel was more comfortable than the Emirates and Etihad business seats. Off course you can't compare their service level or food/drink options. But take a nap at night and you are at destination in the morning. It is that nice. The pickup points, road traffic sense, emergency exists are pathetic, no 2 ways. Also Indian buses don't have toilets.

[@ilovelimpfries]

Indonisean busses are really next level. Puts all western busses to shame.

[@JaaoeztBakker-xd9vd]

Niet echt

[@johngaither9263]

Jingoism in busses, who'd ever guess? I bet your bugs are bigger too.

[@ahmad_usamah]

8:45 FYI The same bus company you rode on also has a quite similar service like the japanese one. It is serving between jakarta - surabaya - malang too

[@yudi8662]

Juragan 99 is owned by Indonesian millioner originated from Malang. Malang also one of the bus manufaturer capital in Indonesia.

[@ajidamarjati]

I think he's categorized as billionaire at this point.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks for sharing!

[@vanhaadrie4880]

​@@ajidamarjatiyeah, he's young and ambitious businessman

[@Nibihnova]

seems like you had fun editing this video, it was a very enjoyable watch as always. glad that you liked the buses!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Yes I did 😂 Glad you liked it! 👍🏻

[@Titot182]

"Bis Malam" - Noteriety and reputation much deserved. Imagine getting on a national express from Edinburgh Bus Station to Golders Green and putting all your chips on black, because God knows which bridge your bus was going to fall off. Do you fancy a plunge at Berwick or into the Tyne! In the days of old before the toll roads connecting the cities in Java, you had Pantura (north shore road) which was basically a street race between the various different AKAP (transregional buses). My safest way of driving between Jogja and Jakarta was to pop up to Semarang and hypermile tailgate behind an EKA or Rosalia Indah bus in the early hours of the morning, with them acting as a blocker. Once I got past the Cawang toll plaza, I felt like the gamble paid off, but I'd need to be eating my prayers and saying my vitamins, brother, because I'd offically be handed over from the steady surefootedness of the night riders to nutjobs comandeering Jakarta's Metro Mini fleet. And that's how I learnt to drive and think nothing of it when people complain about driving standards back home in the UK. I'm glad you managed to enjoy the luxuries and modern amenities of what Java has to offer dude!

[@arczzuchruf5309]

The living legend, immortal and unforgettable, the one and only Pantura 😂

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I survived 😂

[@Titot182]

@@NonstopEurotrip Good lad! Actually looking forward to visiting my folks in a couple of weeks time - been 5 years since I last went to Indo and you and SuperAlb's vids have been kinda living the dream for me.

[@prondiest]

Ah Rosalia Indah and Pantura, i remember sitting behind the driver. That was unforgettable adrinaline rush ive ever been.

[@rezaalan3991]

Great trip. Ah yes, you tried Indonesian bus, the first is Juragan 99, nice. Redbus lounge actually pickup point, meanwhile the Original Bus Station just few hundred meters (and yeah it's the busiest bus station in Southeast Asia), but yeah for safety reasons waiting on Redbus lounge or Bus Operator office or Bus garage along Medaeng and Bungurasih is an excellent choice. The chassis is Scania K410IB, combining with the most popular body builder nationwide from Malang city, Adiputro. Great choice for the lunch. It's great to mentioned the Volcano along the journey.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks for sharing and yes, I had a great time 😀

[@stuartparks8094]

I did Singapore to Hat Yai on a luxury coach with 2+1 seats much like the business class on the bus in the video. Very comfortable, and slept pretty well... the major negative was the air conditioning was set to "Tromso in January", which seems to be a SE Asian thing

[@indecesiveman5539]

Very true I'm from Indonesia and the buses are always freezing, on contrary I always feel boiled whenever I had to take bus in Europe because they set the heater to high, one time I was taking bus from Oslo to Stockholm it feels like I'm in the sauna as I'm fully dressed in a coat because I thought the bus is going to be cold like in southeast Asia

[@RIZFERD]

Well as Indonesian with roots from mountainous regions and lived in Europe I have no problem with this, I still figure ice skate regularly in malls all year long.

[@kurniahapsari2791]

​@@indecesiveman5539bagus dong serasa di sauna jadi pas turun bus udah langsing 😂😂

[@mattardyantoriyadi]

These are what we called "the KING of TRANS JAVA HIGHWAYS". It would not matter how expensive and how fast your car can go, if you see one behind you just give them the way. They rule the entire highway system in java.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I can believe that 😂

[@arczzuchruf5309]

Jakarta - Surabaya - Malang roundtrip are the most sexiest routes for bus companies in Indonesia. Even for the standard, they are much higher from any routes in Indonesia. Anyway, that gopro scene was so cool!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks, I appreciate it!

[@rbtjan]

Indonesian intercity bus is actually amazing even compared to trains. Not all cities in indonesia have trains even in Java Island where most km or the railway is located, and they also sometimes offer cheaper alternatives. In my opinion however, what makes indonesian buses aren't popular is because: 1. The 'calo' system at the central bus terminal (i dont know what is the english equivalent of it). Where people buying bus ticket at a large quantities and reselling it at a much higher price. Sometimes even straight up scamming passanger by giving them a different ticket that doesn't even reach their destination. 2. Safety reasons. A lot of stolen goods drom passanger, usually electronics like notebook, phone, or laptop.

[@akmaldarari8264]

Calo means Ticket Scalpers i think

[@cloudddd381]

Sok tau lu ..komen jelek2in indo lu..... pasti lu malingnya penipunya

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks for sharing, I had no problems luckily!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks for sharing, I had no problems luckily!

[@DragoEX]

​@@NonstopEurotrip Bad incidents that occur are more because users/customers don't know many informations about this public transportation service. Loss of luggage is also due to customer negligence in securing their own luggage. But agree that security on buses during stops, take a break for meal on buses that already have CCTV can be distributed to each company to increase security. After all, every bus executive has a WIFI network that is connected to the internet at all times. Likewise, bus staff can help with supervision. About the ticket scalpers activities, their existence has been greatly suppressed with the existence of online tickets that consumers can buy directly from their smart cell phones. Once again, those affected by ticket scalpers are those who have minimum information about this service. However, what needs to be improved is that most online ticket service applications do not include English which makes it easier for foreigners to use them.

[@josuaerick9670]

My place of birth is in Surabaya, that's also where my relatives live. I usually go there by train, I didn't know that if I pay a for a little bit more, i can get an incredible service and trip like this, i mean I'm not actively looking for these different transportation modes but thanks to your videos now i know. Thanks 👍

[@NonstopEurotrip]

That's great 💯

[@fawwaszulfianriko]

8:45 in Juragan 99 bus called "Kobochan" has a same interior and seat like that :D And FYI, Juragan 99 now have a new Sleeper Double Decker Volvo bus And if you travel again in Jakarta-Surabaya route, want to try another "private room" in bus, for reference, you can try First Class Rosalia Indah, Green Luxury Gunung Harta Transport Solutions, Suite Class Sinar Jaya, Grand Captain Mtrans and 27 Trans, and the latest, Suite Cititrans Busline :D

[@rajahutan1698]

This entire trip reminds me of my journey from East Java, Ponorogo, to Jakarta two weeks ago: the same toll road, the same stop restaurant in Ngawi, and excitement feeling upon seeing Mount Lawu. However, I was fortunate to enjoy an even better view this time due to the clear afternoon sky.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

So cool!

[@John_259]

The best buses I've been on are the free shuttle buses in Zion National Park, Utah. Not for the buses themselves (though I have no complaints about them) but for the fabulous places they take you to, on a hop off / hop on basis. Several other US national parks offer similar facilities, for example Yosemite and the Grand Canyon.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Unfortunately, I'd have to go to America tho 😕

[@steve-marsh]

This is just crazy cool! And I haven't seen the Japanese one you mentioned yet, so I'll need to go check that out now too for comparison!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thank you Steve, and sorry I'm a bit behind with the comments Steve, oh and check your Instagram DMs 😂

[@laistrygonianrdc5537]

I think you should try to ride the bus again but during Eid celebration, many Indonesian people return to their hometowns and at that time inter-city routes like this will become very crowded and congested, I'm sure this will be a new experience for you and will definitely be an interesting video especially for Indonesian viewers. This year's Eid celebration has just passed, maybe you can try it next year, and try to use another class or another bus operator as a comparison.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Why would I want to do that?

[@harukrentz435]

​@@NonstopEurotrip exactly lol. According to official data, 147 million people did their annual mudik in the last ied holiday. Just imagine how many cars, busses on the roads.. 😅😅😅

[@470danadidas]

Thats one heck of a super bus and driver , I must say. Looked incredible.Years ahead of National Express and an absolute bargain at that. Good video effects but I would have rather seen the stormy scene in real time, not speeded up! Interestingly, traffic drives on the left. I didn't know that. I'm wondering why, as was there any past British influence in Indonesia?

[@christpratama-sw4dr]

It was the dutch influenced,or should i say dutch pre france napoleon colonialisation and the indonesian neighbouring country malaysia was part of british colonial country So yeah the dutch wont change to right side driving

[@dw620]

Lovely bus indeed, even if you need to multiply the cost by 3x or more at local salaries. A sit-down meal can be had for 25-30k (£1.25-£1.50) away from tourist areas even in cities like Bandung. British Bencoolen was a thing on Sumatra for a long time but it was Stamford Raffles who decided on driving on the left (as opposed to "anywhere") while the Dutch had their eyes off Java due to that Napoleon guy.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@fadz1521]

You have to try the Indonesian night bus, especially the Jakarta - Malang route, you will feel the authentic Indonesian bus experience I suggest one of these bus companies to try on the Jakarta - Malang route. - Mtrans - Juragan99 - Sinar Jaya - Gunung Harta - Rosalia Indah - Agra Mas - DAMRI - 27 Trans Actually there are many more but the one I recommend has a sleeper class which you might prefer to try.

[@alone2break]

Dengan tinggi 190, selain mtrans suite dan juragan99 pasti sempit. Ga recommend.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks for the information ℹ️

[@nickbrown6457]

My best bus journey was on a Malaysian bus from Johor Bahru up to Kuala Lumpur. Massive super comfy reclining leather seats, three abreast, with loads of legroom. Why can't we get buses like this in the UK? Instead, we're squidged into horribly narrow hard seats four abreast and no legroom.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I've done this too, transtar?

[@nickbrown6457]

@@NonstopEurotrip Yeah, I think that was the company. Fantastic trip!

[@WeAreTheGAS]

Di malondog yang bermental anjing kolonial itu ya... ?

[@fivetwenty162]

The best view when passing the Trans Java Toll Road is in the morning passing through Surakarta, Boyolali, Salatiga towards Semarang. You will see Lawu Volcano , Merapi Volcano, Merbabu Volcano, Mount Ungaran & Mount Telomoyo.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

As I did 😄

[@kevanhubbard9673]

Central and South America is the best place to get sleeper buses under the belt as there are loads of them and even little countries like Guatemala have them.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I'll try them soon 👀

[@lenniedavis1294]

There's a smoking room? As a smoker I find this pretty cool. lol

[@ducknorris233]

I have a friend that when he got out of the service he took a Greyhound bus from California to Texas. He said it took forever because it stopped in every little town. He met a woman, started a relationship and broke up all before he reached home.

[@topibundar9554]

😂😂

[@Mehimehi26]

How many children they have?..😂

[@RF_Bekasi]

in 10:58 there's one volcano on Sumatra island but now it's a river the river was named toba and a mountain named samosir and the krakatau volcano was a world record for the loudest noise and Semeru volcano was still erupting

[@bangboy964]

River?? 😂🤣🤣😂

[@candra_abdurrahman]

Do you mean lake?

[@samtrak1204]

Your time warp night mode reminds me when I did LSD many many moons ago. Nice.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Oh god Sam 😂😂😂

[@zapfanzapfan]

That is proper value for money for 40 bucks. Greyhound, take notice!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Absolutely 😁💯

[@saifullahalamsyah7765]

0:36 THE WORLD BEST BUSES IN THE WORLD

[@NickBurman]

The whole experience looks a lot of what you can get in Brazil. So much so that for a split second I thought that the bus had been built by Busscar of Joinville, Santa Catarina state, because it looks remarkably similar to their products.

[@giraffestreet]

You should look into other Indonesian coach builders, Adi Putro (this video), Laksana, Tentrem, New Armada, Morodadi Prima, etc. You probably recognized some of their designs.

[@mrvwbug4423]

You'd never see a bus that nice in the US, I think you'd even struggle to see ones this nice in Europe. Our buses are faster though, quite common to see US long haul buses going 75-80mph (120-130km/h). Luxury bus service could actually be a decent seller in the US, as a bus can usually make better time than an Amtrak sleeper train, provided the price isn't outrageous.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I think some here are faster but this is limited for safety

[@regmount4734]

In Europe there is sleeping bus company called Nobless line, I think it is worth to try. It connects Prague and Switzerland cities.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks for the tip! 🙂

[@SuperalbsTravels]

Knobless???

[@lukes4zs]

@@SuperalbsTravels Nobless Line 🙂

[@-6-201]

There is another bus terminal in indonesia that is larger, it is the Bungurasih bus station. The station has every bus to every city you want.

[@marsillinkow]

Uzbekistan is getting new Korean EMU's for their high speed rail extension, please check it out when you're able to

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I definitely will 😁

[@aungmyintoo4635]

12:50 😮 152 million people is way more than Russia or Japan population.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

It is!

[@BagusWidyanto_HappyIn1997]

There used to be lie flatbed buses that operated from Purwokerto to Jakarta, but it was banned several years ago. The official reasoning is "due to safety reasons", but many alleged that the rival companies who couldn't provide similar service complained to Ministry of Transportation through backdoor channel.

[@ratnsmulyaningsih9088]

Purwokerto-Jakarta to Jawa Timur many channel stry!

[@dirayaakbar]

from Banjarnegara to Jakarta via Purwokerto i reckon...

[@robertheinrich2994]

13:50 your nighttime shot: okay, your bus now has officially a warpdrive.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Absolutely 😁

[@shortsCast_0.2]

I usually travel out of town by train, but sometimes train ticket prices in Indonesia are very expensive and unreasonable, in my opinion transportation accommodations are like buses This is an alternative choice, apart from being comfortable and you can choose tickets according to class such as executive class, sleeper bus to first class like an airplane. Bus services in Indonesia are also very good Amazingly, you will be pampered with comfortable chairs, free meal coupons and quite filling snacks

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Completely agree 💯👍🏻

[@n.widiastomo5124]

7:50 GARLIC BREAD!? This has got to be the most luxurious trip ever

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Ikr 😂

[@DangItshere]

i'm sure Mr Yasin used RedBus to order your ticket (which my preferred way too) which offered a comfy lounge on some departures as you experienced in the video. However, most bus operators (usually non-luxury ones) rarely use redbus as their ticket vendor and most of them depart through terminals which were far from the city and is often correlated to being dirty and unkept.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

No, he ordered them direct through the app!

[@harlemscorpio]

Here in the US, the best bus you can travel on is The Jet which runs between NY & DC and Texas has a luxury bus called Vonlane.

[@dy7296]

No. 112 kph is not the hard limit of the bus. It's around 125 'ish. That's probably professional driving, because usually on sketchy bus operators they go pedal to the metal.

[@BuzzinsPetRock78]

@15:59 interesting to see the sign about the wash basins.....it says "wastafel". I can't help but wonder if this is a remnant of the Dutch colonial times, as it is a standard Dutch word. Also: vegetarion option....with prawn crackers? I should hope there were made with alternative food stuffs.

[@giraffestreet]

Gado-gado is never meant to be a strictly vegetarian menu for people who abstain from eating animal products. Its just happened to be close enough to vegetarian for Nonstop Eurotrip to chose it than any other menu.

[@BuzzinsPetRock78]

​@@giraffestreetI don't mind either way what people eat, but calling something vegetarian when it isn't it's just wrong.

[@budisoemantri2303]

​@@BuzzinsPetRock78nobody in Indonesia called gado-gado a vegetarian food as it usually served with egg and prawn crackers

[@budisoemantri2303]

​@@BuzzinsPetRock78wastafel (sink), handuk (towel) are some words from Dutch

[@BuzzinsPetRock78]

@@budisoemantri2303 @10:28 "I ordered the vegetarian Gado-Gado salad" That is what I was referring to. I never said that anyone else called it vegetarian.

[@new2melbtango]

Thanks so much for this video. Never considered taking a bus trip on a long trip in Indonesia, but this might be a good idea if you're wanting to see more of the countyside. Thanks so much.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Glad it was helpful!

[@epongmulyati5594]

PO bis Indonesia sudah sangat bagus, khususnya yg melayani rute Jawa Tengah dan Timur. Sudah saatnya PO bis tsb menyediakan beraneka makanan utk penumpang, karena sekarang banyak turis asing yang mencoba bis-bis mewah ini.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Absolutely! 💯

[@ashitkotian2396]

That Bus looks incredible, Indonesia seems to have a great transit network which is great for a developing country.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

It's very developed

[@yodaeee]

Not really. We still need to pump more resources to build our infrastructure especially outside Java.

[@widhady]

indonesia so beautiful,looks green

[@unclephil9319]

The best bus I've been on is The Jet. Services between New York and DC. The chairs on those buses are phenomenal.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I'd take the train 🙂

[@saifullahalamsyah7765]

10:33 IT WAS ALL VERY DELICIOUS ❤

[@saifullahalamsyah7765]

8:36 THIS IS THE BEST BUS I'VE EVER BEEN ON

[@ChandrasegaranNarasimhan]

Thanks. So, these buses need to slowdown when taking turns. And there are mechanical ways to prevent non-appropriate motions. I have thought about it a bit.

[@aleefrahmanblenderian4739]

There are several type of Scania buses here, this one is the K410IB series with a Euro 3 13.000cc engine

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks very much! 🙏🏻

[@ardanndb]

1:40 that's not actual public terminal, that's just pick up point of the certain companies

[@mogaos5676]

M-Trans, 27Trans, and Djuragan99 is the most luxurious bus

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I'll have to try the other two :)

[@Serelemo_id]

Tranportasi Bus Indonesia sedang dalam moment terbaik. Dengan inovasi dari karoseri dan dukungan dari perusahaan bus maka hadirlah beberapa macam kelas bus. Dan PO. Juragan 99 sementara ini masih menjadi yg terbaik di rute ini. Next time cobalah beberapa kelas bus dari PO. Di Indonesia. Terima kasih.

[@davidsmith7215]

I always like your stuff but have to complain about the “clicky music” it’s so annoying, your stuff is 9/10, please change the music so I can give you a 10/10.

[@noorulhasan4904]

You can always just press mute you know

[@davidsmith7215]

It’s a valid point not a criticism. Typical YT reply from a jerk.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Which music are you referring to? 🙏🏻

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I try not to overdo it with the music and leave lots of natural sounds in too

[@davidsmith7215]

Hey you never over do it I love all your stuff, you and Albie are the best around in my view, you always keep it real too. Music was for this vid on the bus, I don’t normally notice but it was what I call clicky music where they click their fingers a lot. Sorry for the moaning

[@avijeet424]

Which company's bus is this? Is it Marcopolo?

[@NonstopEurotrip]

All the information is in the video and description

[@giraffestreet]

The chassis is Scania, the body is Adi Putro, and the operator is Juragan99

[@deww220]

Jetbus 3 by Adi Putro karoseri

[@raynaldidwicahyono7022]

Is anyone else impressed by their punctuality? The travel time was 10 hours, and they only missed by 5 minutes???? How can they do that?

[@MrHabushi]

By driving dangerously, evidently!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I would rather have been half hour late 👀

[@paulrahmadi3322]

GHTS Solution 1st class is so damn comfy also (volvo cassis), it have massage setting seat for 1st class and business class ... and the newest one is Cititrans Bus (will try soon)

[@AviatiorSamurai]

9:02 a MAN Lion's Coach of KamilKoç, Antalya to Aydın 🇹🇷 (6 hour+ trip because of mountanious terrain) There was just very comfy and wide 2+1 configuration seats, and free WiFi

[@helamangatot3940]

I'm so surprised to see this video... Welcome to Indonesia...

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thank you bro 🙂

[@yunorinipariman4808]

I took J99 bus on my way back to Jakarta, with the same seat as yours, in the video. Previously, I also took J99 (sleeper class) with only 11 passengers from Jakarta to Surabaya. By the way it’s easier to download the J99 apps to purchase a ticket.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Very nice!

[@SayakBoral]

The roads are a delight.

[@gunston999]

My best bus trip was from Rome to Milan..I sat next to a very pretty and friendly Italian girl..after chatting for a couple of hours to my surprise she asked me I would like to go to the rest room with her 😳 Best Bus trip ever 😜

[@NonstopEurotrip]

And then what happened? 😆

[@IbrahimMaulana-vi1rt]

😂😂😂

[@1954alister]

Looks like a super bus but there is no way i would travel without a seatbelt especially at that speed and the way it was driven

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Idk what good the seatbelt would have done tbh 😂

[@noermandianurcahyono6803]

8:36 The same bus company which you used have two buses with 11 room too, two double decker sleeper and two regular sleeper which only had 18 room.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I'll have to try that out!

[@dimitriginting2398]

This is a Scania K410IB chassis with Jetbus 3 SDD body by Adi Putro body builder

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks!

[@egisetyanugraha3412]

You should try Indonesian Sleeper Bus (Private Room) from Denpasar, Bali to Malang. Bus name is "Mtrans" . You can see the wonderful of sea (Hindia Ocean) on the side of road in Bali. Then, Bus enters ferry to cross Bali Strait from Gilimanuk Harbour in Bali Island to Ketapang Harbour in Java Island.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Great idea! 😸

[@zulharriansyahsyamsul3970]

Actually juragan 99 also has 11 private room seat but not everyday schedule

[@foodreview50]

The first class view might be nice, but they also the first to fly in case of an accident. No working seatbelt either. Also driving on emergency lane aside, interesting to see that the bus constantly using the right lane which usually reserved for faster vehicle

[@NonstopEurotrip]

👀

[@imsbvs]

I noticed drivers undertaking (passing on the inside) and so the comment about using the hard shoulder is not a surprise. My favourite busses are in museums, and not on the roads. Perhaps it's age or better knowledge but I am not a fan of bus travel (except local journeys) and much prefer rail travel. With that wet road did anyone check the tyres?

[@jjryan1352]

Tires are never checked.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Great point but I have no idea 😂

[@tedydjajawinata2480]

Great video! Btw, when foreign cards are rejected by Indonesia's online services, it is often caused by rejection by its issuing foreign banks, not by the Indonesian merchants or acquiring banks. Some foreign banks still consider Indonesia as a high risk country for credit card transactions. I do believe it is an outdated assessment.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks for the info!

[@Vinod-cz7sn]

Those views from the front of that bus were absolutely amazing!

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Weren't they just!

[@cousinluigi]

Vegetarian prawn crackers?? Hang on! Since when has prawn been considered a vegetable?

[@NonstopEurotrip]

😂😂😂

[@InvestedAdventure]

So glad I stumbled upon this video just before my Java tour this week! How did the food on this bus compare to other luxury transport meals you've experienced?

[@hantugentayangan787]

Hallo bos...😂

[@NonstopEurotrip]

It was actually pretty tasty!

[@nggadut3959]

Indonesia ❤

[@jillcox6685]

Unable to travel physically due to profound motion sickness, I "travel the world via the internet! Brilliant videos help me do this. Your video was absolutely thoroughly enjoyed! Thank you.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

You're welcome, thanks for watching! ☺️

[@viiriix6525]

That EF though 4:14

[@hellogoodbyestaysavage6283]

8:38 Indonesia also have a lot of that type of bus too the best one is DAMRI bus

[@NonstopEurotrip]

This is in Indonesia:)

[@DuriCorn]

That's why you enjoy bus in Indonesia ❤

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Love it 😍

[@RichW3440]

Great video and I must admit I did chuckle at the bum gun (I hope I heard it right?) you mentioned in the toilet 😂. I think we should have those here on the national express coaches but then I'd be happy just to take a working toilet and door lock rather than having it swing open when you're mid flow. 🙄 Did anyone use the smoking room during your trip? I can't imagine that would make for a pleasant journey for non smokers.

[@jjryan1352]

Fortunately not many passengers on board to smoke. The whole country is addicted.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Bum guns are the way forward 😂

[@ChandrasegaranNarasimhan]

Spoiler alert: When these tall buses turn, they can have centrifugal force indicator. I saw a movie on Concord and all the sensors it had.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

What? 😂😂😂

[@nulnoh219]

City streets aside, those were beautiful highway roads...

[@assassinschord]

13:01 Yeah, my home is only 50 kilometers away from this mountain.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

[@gobankferoza6136]

Halo Bro Apakabar, You must to try the first train that operates on Sulawesi Island. This train started operating on March 29 2023. There are 2 trains that operate every day, namely 1. Andalan Celebes and 2. Lontara. There are 7 stations starting from Mangilu to Garongkong. I think you can become the world's first train enthusiast KZbinr in Sulawesi, Bro, Thank you Bro for visiting Java Island yesterday to my city in Surakarta/Solo ❤❤❤

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Already done, video to come soon: twitter.com/nonstopeurotrip/status/1769226705951199735?t=VIDFqXT7FgU_wk1-1_P6aQ&s=19

[@gobankferoza6136]

​​@@NonstopEurotripOh great Bro, Thanks to trip in Indonesia. Bro, maybe you can try the Panoramic Train from Jakarta to Yogyakarta, Bro. In Yogyakarta you can visit the largest Buddhist temple in the world, Borobudur Temple and the most beautiful Hindu temple in the world, Prambanan Temple. Both are World Heritage buildings by UNESCO and are remnants of the high civilization of the Javanese people. Just for Your information, Cambodia was once colonized by Java under the Medang Kingdom and Crown Prince Jayawarman II was brought to Java to study. At the time of the Rebellion in Cambodia, Jayawarman II was sent in 802 AD by the Javanese King Dharanindra (Indra), who was the King of the Syailendra Dynasty whose title was Sri Sranggama Dhananjaya. In Cambodia, Jayawarman II decided to betray Java and build his own kingdom, so that the style of Angkor Wat and other buildings was heavily influenced by the style of temple buildings from Java.

[@gobankferoza6136]

​@@NonstopEurotripOh thanks Bro, maybe you can try the Panoramic train from Jakarta to Yogyakarta to see the largest Buddhist temple in the world, Borobudur Temple and the most beautiful Hindu temple in the world, Prambanan Temple. Both are World Heritage Buildings by UNESCO. Relics of the high civilization of the Javanese people in the past. Just for Your Information Cambodia was once colonized by Java under the Medang Kingdom and Crown Prince Jayawarman II was brought to Java to study. At the time of the Rebellion in Cambodia, Jayawarman II was sent in 802 AD by the Javanese King Dharanindra (Indra), who was the King of the Syailendra Dynasty whose title was Sri Sranggama Dhananjaya. In Cambodia, Jayawarman II decided to betray Java and build his own kingdom, so that the style of Angkor Wat and other buildings was heavily influenced by the style of temple buildings from Java.

[@RexRecon]

This is just like buses in South America! 🤩😍🥰😘

[@NonstopEurotrip]

I can't wait to try them then 😁

[@RexRecon]

@@NonstopEurotrip When you make the trip, try to check out the bus from San Pedro de Atacama to Salta. It crosses Paso de Jama, the scenery is amazing.

[@Nangimhanan-g3x]

Sliper vietnam vs indonesia...indonesia mantap slipernya..jos.

[@aromaterapi2]

I love your voice. Very clean and clear like national Geographic's narator

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks my friend 🙏🏻

[@dank2923]

Yes definitely not! I was born and lived in Surabaya before moving to USA and I take Greyhound/Peterpan bus everytime I travel to NYC from Boston. Also the train here in USA is not as nice as in Indonesia.

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Thanks for sharing!

[@SwaroopSanjay]

One of the best bus journey i have watched till date. Absolutely stunning by your camera angles and indonesia looks very natural then i thought those green farm lands are feast to the eyes. Lastly bus looks damn luxurious and provided excellent ambience. Thank you for your vlog🎉

[@NonstopEurotrip]

Glad you enjoyed it 😁

[@SwaroopSanjay]

@@NonstopEurotrip 💓