And if you have issues in personal space,

而如果你在個人空間方面有問題。

this might not be your country.

這可能不是你的國家。

This guy's a total stranger. We haven't met.

這傢伙是個完全陌生的人。 我們還沒有見過面。

What's your name?

你叫什麼名字？

My name's Alex. Nice to meet you.

我叫亞歷克斯。 很高興見到你。

Nice to meet you.

很高興見到你。

Welcome to India. Thank you.

歡迎來到印度。 謝謝你。

All right everybody, let us introduce you guys to our fixer and friend here.

好了各位，讓我們向你們介紹我們的修理工和朋友。

This is Parve. Parve has a blog, a travel blog.

這就是Parve。 Parve有一個博客，一個旅遊博客。

It's called How I Wander.com.

它被稱為How I Wander.com。

He also has a YouTube channel. We'll link it in the description, but he is our cultural guy.

他也有一個YouTube頻道。 我們會在描述中鏈接它，但他是我們的文化人。

He's helping us get through some of the more difficult and tricky aspects of Indian society.

他在幫助我們度過印度社會中一些比較困難和棘手的問題。

But we're about to board a train, which is quintessential India.

但我們即將登上一列火車，這是印度的精髓。

I've never done it before.

我以前從未做過。

Marko is the only one who has.

馬爾科是唯一一個有的人。

I've insisted on..at some point we have to take a train.

我一直堅持......在某些時候，我們必須坐火車。

This is going to be an experience.

這將是一種體驗。

Let's go get some food.

我們去找點吃的吧。

Let's get some snacks and let's board because we're going Udaipur in a few minutes.

讓我們吃點零食，讓我們登機，因為我們幾分鐘後就要去烏代浦爾了。

So we're going to be in the chair car.

所以我們要在椅子上的車。

I don't know what that means.

我不知道這意味著什麼。

Hopefully, there are chairs.

希望有椅子。

Indian society is definitely structured in hierarchy,

印度社會肯定是有等級結構的。

and the train reflects that.

而火車則反映了這一點。

There's first class; there's second class; there's third class

有頭等艙；有二等艙；有三等艙

And then there's unreserved class, which is no seats,

然後是無座艙，也就是沒有座位。

just a big car full of people.

只是一個裝滿人的大車。

We're going in chair class, which is a daytime seat,

我們要去的是椅子班，那是一個白天的座位。

and it should be an experience.

而這應該是一種經驗。

I think this is our wagon right here.

我想這就是我們的馬車，就在這裡。

All right guys, first the snacks have arrived.

好了，夥計們，首先點心已經到了。

We've got some chai.

我們有一些柴火。

All right, we're off.

好了，我們出發了。

The train to Udaipur from Jaipur has begun.

從齋浦爾開往烏代普爾的火車已經開始。

One of the coolest things about the trains in India is that you can just hang off the side.

印度的火車最酷的一點是，你可以直接掛在邊上。

This is going to be quite the adventure.

這將是一次相當大的冒險。

Are you ready? You ready? Yeah.

你準備好了嗎？你準備好了嗎？是的。

I have no idea who he is, but he's friendly.

我不知道他是誰，但他很友好。

If you know me, you know that I love trains,

如果你瞭解我，你知道我喜歡火車。

and India has some of the best trains in the world.

而印度有一些世界上最好的火車。

I first started using trains

我第一次開始使用火車

when I was working here after college,

當我大學畢業後在這裡工作時。

and I would be working in the sugar fields of Karnataka in the south

我將在南部卡納塔克邦的糖場工作。

and I'd go between Mumbai and Karnataka.

而我將在孟買和卡納塔克之間選擇。

India's train system was built by the British during the colonial period.

印度的火車系統是由英國人在殖民時期建造的。

On one hand it was to extract resources,

一方面，它是為了開採資源。

on the other was part of their mission to civilize India by bringing trains, administration, and sanitation, etc.

另一方面，他們的使命是通過帶來火車、行政管理和衛生設施等來實現印度的文明。

But the way they built it was designed so that the

但他們的建造方式是為了讓

Indians could not use the trains to fight the British.

印度人不能用火車來對抗英國人。

They made them of different railway gages: wide gage, standard gage, narrow gage so that

他們用不同的鐵路軌距製作：寬軌距、標準軌距、窄軌距，以便

Indians could not move troops around the country to fight the British during an uprising.

在起義期間，印度人無法在全國各地調動軍隊與英國人作戰。

Every single state has different gages,

每個州都有不同的量具。

and to this day they are trying to rip out the old tracks and make it uniform across the country.

直到今天，他們還在試圖撕掉舊的軌道，使其在全國範圍內統一。

But there are certain towns that are dedicated

但也有某些城鎮是專門

to only being railway stations

到只做火車站

where you change from one gage to the next.

你從一個量具換到另一個量具的地方。

Ting, ting chai.

丁，丁柴。

Each chai is ten rupees. Three teas is fifty cents.

每杯茶是十盧比。三杯茶是五毛錢。

This is the station of Ajmer. It's near Pushar.

這裡是阿杰梅爾的車站。它在Pushar附近。

It's super crowded and very busy; lots of colors.

它超級擁擠，非常繁忙；有很多顏色。

Interesting smells.

有趣的氣味。

We're going to be coming back here at the end of this trip to go that Pushkar Camel Festival.

我們將在這次旅行結束時回到這裡，去參加普什卡駱駝節。

You can see that people are already flooding into this town to buy and sell camels at Pushkar, which is not far.

你可以看到，人們已經湧入這個小鎮，到不遠處的普什卡買賣駱駝。

Ajmer itself is a Muslim holy place.

阿杰梅爾本身就是一個穆斯林的聖地。

There're pilgrims; there're merchants; there're travellers;

有朝聖者；有商人；有旅行者。

and there's us, all in the thick of it,

而我們，都在其中。

and it's pretty awesome.

而這是非常了不起的。

All aboard!

所有的人都上船!

There's our train. Let's go.

我們的火車來了。 我們走吧。

This is fun, bro.

這很有趣，兄弟。

Mark has always been talking up the Indian train experience.

馬克一直在談論印度火車的經驗。

And not going to lie.

而且不打算撒謊。

Definitely worth it. Super rad.

絕對值得。超級激進。

It's not just... you'd think I have a bias in favor of trains.

這不僅僅是......你會認為我對火車有偏愛。

I do, but it's generally awesome.

我是這樣想的，但一般來說，它是很好的。

Hanging out of the train is definitely my favorite pastime.

在火車上閒逛絕對是我最喜歡的消遣方式。

I have a collection of photos I've taken of myself hanging out of trains back in the day.

我有一套自己當年在火車上掛著的照片。

And I love it.

而且我喜歡它。

But it's funny because you get this... if you look out the side and train there's just this steady stream of trash.

但這很有趣，因為你得到了這個......如果你從側面看去，火車上就會有這種源源不斷的垃圾。

And that's because initially tea and food was served on biodegradable things like clay pots.

這是因為最初茶和食物都是放在可降解的東西上，如粘土罐。

Now it's in plastic cups, and people still throw it out the side of the train.

現在，它被裝在塑料杯裡，而人們仍然把它扔到火車邊。

There's always trash.

總會有垃圾的。

We have been on the train for quite a while.

我們在火車上已經呆了很久了。

I would say probably about five or six hours.

我想說大概有五六個小時。

We still have two hours left.

我們還有兩個小時的時間。

It's dinnertime, as you can hear from the crying baby.

現在是晚餐時間，你可以從哭泣的嬰兒那裡聽到。

Always very hungry.

總是很餓。

We got dinner. I don't know what it is.

我們得到了晚餐。我不知道它是什麼。

It's like a little veg- cutlet thing

這就像一個小的小牛排的東西

with some potato maybe in there

也許有一些洋芋在裡面

and some bread, some buttered bread with some ketchup.

和一些麵包，一些黃油麵包和一些番茄醬。

Carlos lost it. At least it went into the spot.

卡洛斯失去了它。 至少它進入了現場。

We're in Chittorgarh, which is where this huge UNESCO World Heritage port is-

我們在Chittorgarh，也就是這個巨大的聯合國教科文組織世界遺產港口的所在地------。

one of the biggest ports in Asia.

亞洲最大的港口之一。

But we were trying to go here

但我們想去的是這裡

but kind of ran out of time.

但時間有點不夠用了。

The thing about India is you've got to try to do less, less, less because

印度的情況是，你必須嘗試做得更少、更少、更少，因為

things take time here,

這裡的事情需要時間。

and it's a huge country with a lot of distance..

而且它是一個巨大的國家，有很多的距離。

So maybe next time.

是以，也許下一次。

But for now, we head to Udaipur.

但現在，我們前往烏代浦爾。

Super cool to see you can sit down, have a picnic in the middle of the train station.

看到你可以坐下來，在火車站的中間進行野餐，超級酷。

They're eating from these things called tiffins.

他們吃的是這些被稱為tiffins的東西。

Tiffins are basically an Indian way of carrying food around.

Tiffins基本上是印度人隨身攜帶食物的一種方式。

It's like Tupperware, but you can put a bunch of these metal canisters

它就像特百惠，但你可以把一堆這樣的金屬罐子放在一起

on top of one another and carry them as a unit.

把它們疊在一起，作為一個整體來攜帶。

These guys just sat down and started having dinner.

這些人剛剛坐下來，開始吃晚飯。

It's pretty chill.

這是很涼爽的。

A little bit of newspaper, some food, good company, and you're set.

一點報紙，一些食物，好夥伴，你就可以了。

Okay dinner break is over. Back onto the train.

好了，晚餐休息結束了。 回到火車上。

Goodbye.

再見。

Alright ladies and gentlemen... 8 hours later.

好了，女士們，先生們...8小時後。

We have arrived to Udaipur, and we have

我們已經到了烏代浦爾，我們已經

a lot more adventures coming at you guys soon.

更多的冒險即將向你們襲來。

This has been an adventure in itself.

這本身就是一次冒險。

Traveling in India is an adventure.

在印度旅行是一種冒險。

Amen. Tomorrow we're going to be going through Udaipur,

阿門。 明天我們將經過烏代浦爾。

which is known as the Venice of India, and you'll see why.

它被稱為印度的威尼斯，你會明白為什麼。

So stay tuned. If you like this video give a thumbs- up,

所以請繼續關注。如果你喜歡這個視頻，請豎起大拇指。

share with your travel buddies,

與你的旅行夥伴們分享。

and subscribe to Vagabrothers

並訂閱Vagabrothers

And turn on notifications, if you have not already.

如果你還沒有的話，請打開通知。

And in the meantime remember stay curious,

同時，請記住保持好奇心。

keep exploring, and we'll see you guys and girls on the road.

繼續探索，我們將在路上見到你們。

Peace.

和平。