FIRST CLASS OVERNIGHT TRAIN IN BANGLADESH (Khulna to Dhaka) 

I'm trying to get to 40 countries before I'm 40! (26 more countries to go in 6 years!) I never had Bangladesh on my list but these vlogs have totally stolen my heart! It's on the list Now!

Welcome to Bangladesh 🇧🇩, we aren’t that rich, but we have rich hearts helping and friendly ppl!! Hope our hospitality was satisfying

"I thought the police officer was gonna yell at me... but he just wanted a picture" 😂😂😂

Kara is so genuine and sweet it makes me so happy, I just know I would feel comfortable and welcome around her.

It’s so interesting seeing so many people ask for pictures and not understanding it’s a video. They always look happy and content with just a simple photo. I wonder what they think will happen to the photo once you take it! It’s refreshing to see the little things make people happy :)

“Problem?” “No no no” “no problem” Kara’s life attitude

I loved my time at Bangladesh it was interesting. It was a special occasion because it was my 20th birthday and due to the illness I have making it to your twenties is a big milestone. So my nurse / caregiver asked if I could pick any country to go to and travel to where would I like to go I told her I want to go where she grew up and she used to live in Bangladesh. She was so excited to take me and believe me when I say that she wasn't kidding when she said that she was going to show me everything . And her family that lives there was really excited to meet me So before I knew it I was on a plane on the way to Bangladesh. Her family lives in the capital.. we did take a train an overnight one and we got first class. Thank goodness my oxygen machine breathing machine and iv/ feeding pump were just small enough to fit. Our roommates were really cool one act of kindness that my roommates did that I'll never forget was while my nurse and I were in the restroom while she was helping me out and make sure I didn't fall our bedding came and our roommates actually went ahead and made my bed for us so that way as soon as we got in there we could go ahead and get me all situated they were actually going to make my nurse bed but we got in there before they did. Just sum it up my time in Bangladesh was fun interesting and a little different. Especially the tuk tuk rides. Not going to lie I may or may not have gotten startled at 5 in the morning from the call to prayer on the train when they played it I was like wait wait what's going on the noise startled me awake.. funny story one of the workers kind of got startled at my IV machine making all of the beeping noises they came in to check to see what was going on but once they saw was just my machine they weren't as worried. One of the workers actually helped my nurse walk me around the train whenever I needed to go to the bathroom so if I was about to fall and my nurse couldn't catch me the worker was there for backup. Because my caregiver had to make sure I didn't fall in the bathroom whenever we were done so she could keep holding me up all we had to do is knock on the door and the worker would open it for us so that way my nurse and I didn't have to walk around the train are roommates went ahead and got us are food and drinks. Overall great service good roommates as well

the love and peace on most of the locals' faces in this video is so beautiful. I feel so drawn to Bangladesh!

We Pakistanis has alot to learn from the growth of Bangladesh. Still a long way to catch up with Bangladesh and to become as develop as like them. Love and respect to you brothers. From Pakistan. ❤ Pakistan🇵🇰

It seems like wherever you guys go you bring out the beauty in that country

Really a loving place in South Asia...now inshallah very soon I visit Bangladesh a Muslim loving country especially their hospitality is amazing and loving....

I wish British people were so friendly and smiley like these people in Bangladesh are haha it seems like such a lovely place!

I love all of your Bangladesh videos! It's pretty interesting to see a country where not a lot of people have traveled to. And you are always very kind and respectful of different cultures. Kudos!

Can’t believe you guys are only 3 countries away from 100 COUNTRIES!

All the people in this video are so cute!!!! They just want to be in the pictures/videos lol and they’re always smiling!!!!

It’s so funny how you are the tourist attraction everywhere you go!

The people of bangladesh are so beautiful! I love that we got to see so many different people.

I found Bangladesh so different from India, but just as fascinating. A great, fun video.

Thank you for presenting Bangladesh so positively and beautifully! I believe we Bangladeshi people are different from other south Asian countries. People of Bangladesh are so kind and their hospitality must amaze you. Welcome to our country again and again ... :-)

Your guide was one of the purest souls ever!👐

With all the people that ask for pictures or videos of them, you should do a montage per country and do like "the people of Bangladesh" or "the faces of Bangladesh"

I see u back to Dhaka and all i can think is "don't gooooooo, make more videos". Thank you so much for visiting Bangladesh with so much positive attitude. Best of luck on everything up ahead :)

being an Indian, I feel so proud to see my brothers out there.. though our countries got parted but our love and bond will always remain intact💗❤ Will soon visit Bangladesh !!

Wow! This Bangladesh series is amazing! That last shot is incredible. What beautiful people.

I am from Dhaka, Bangladesh, but the way you've portrait the other parts of this country, I would have never probably even imagined how beautiful my country is. As I grew up mostly in the bustling, rather in a much comfortable area, I feel ashamed that I do not know the natural beauty and the humble corners of my own birthplace. I have already mentioned in your previous vlogs, how i follow you two from the very beginning over like 2 years or so, so you coming to my country was a dream come true and I am so thankful to you for the visit. Also, I appreciate it so much that you rather chose the hidden treasures to invest your time into such short period. Thank you for opening my eyes, and these local sites, that I must visit and cherish, it's my country, and how I should have a pride for this. Thank you so much again Kara and Nate for visiting us. You both are indescribably humble and down to earth. Your content always help me to recoup my thoughts or to have a better vision about life and how I can be less turbulent. I sent you dms about taking you to a coffee shop in a much more elite place in dhaka, earlier seeing your stories as we do not have starbucks apparently lol, but now after seeing your vlogs, I think your strategy was way more refine and thoughtful to enjoy the raw Bangladesh rather than some posh cup of coffee. You have no idea, how much I love you and your vlogs mean to me. Sorry for such a long comment but man, I wish I could express my feelings, I am literally crying haha. Also, the syrupy thing you had is called "Mishti/Mithai", which i basically the main *sweets* replacing all the other international dessert we have. Thank you so much again guys, you deserve every happiness, may god bless you two. Love from Bangladesh x

I never expected that Bangladesh will turn out to be one of my favorite destinations from your videos. What a surprise! 😁 Greetings from Bulgaria! ❤️

Very small number of travelers visit Bangladesh but they are very welcoming and respectful....!!

You guys think so positive about everything..... that explains how good hearted you are!!!!!

Hahahahaha I've always wondered what people thought when they saw Kara walk into bathrooms with the camera?! I think Bangladesh has to have some of the nicest, happiest people in the world! Great video!

"Seems like something my grandmother would pick out." -Kara That's so sweet!

When we lived in Turkey during the late 60s , we took the train to Austria for a winter ski vacation. It was the same setup, but 6 bunks in one room. Our family of 5, plus we shared with a Turkish guy. It was a 2 night trip.

I just love how positive they are about every circumstance that could arise. Everything is something exciting. Things that happen that are out of "norm" like spraying lysol under the beds was just a "I love the spray!" I feel like Kara and Nate just make people comfortable everywhere they go no matter the circumstances. Love them!

Kara and Nate are my favorite people on RU-vid. How do they manage to be so kind and open to every single situation and experience. So much to learn from them. Greetings from India

My favourite part of your videos is the respect you have for every local in every country you go to. You guys are great. I'm sure it get pretty annoying that everyone wants a photo yet u do it anyways with a smile on your faces..... just love ur videos. :)

Love you BANGLADES. from INDONESIA. 🇧🇩🇮🇩

The main reason I love Bangladesh is that I get to see my cousins, it's so fun but I barely get to go! 😭The last time I went is Feb 2018, and my grandfather died due to Parkinson's disease :( - - I'm Bangladeshi! :D

Awwww all those beautiful people in the bloops just wanting to be in the video or have their photo taken, touched my heart. They are as curious and kind as you guys. They must love that you are so interested in their country.

I am from 🇬🇧 but I love Bangladesh Bangladesh is soo beautiful and the the people are amazing ❤️❤️

Khulna is my hometown...Nice to see that u went there just before the pandamic.I stay in dhaka bcz of my study but now I am in Khulna.Thanks for the visit....

That first class train is something. That's another experience when you go to Bangladesh. People are really friendly

and kara demonstrates how to check your pillows - a quick sniff and do not look under the pillow cover!

As you returned to Dhaka, I am sensing that you guys are about to leave. Please do not leave this early from Bangladesh. I tremendously enjoyed your trip to Bangladesh and wish it to be longer with some more videos coming.

I know my country comes with a lot of drawbacks along side the beauty and the culture but I love how she was fine with all the tiny issues 😂 she is really sweet 😂♥️ goodluck for your next journey guys

The countryside during your tuktuk ride was beautiful! I liked your realization the other day that the locals being curious about you is the same as you being curious about them.

i love how you guys are always calm and smiling through everything even when situations are bad you guys never complain💖

I love how Kara was like "no no no no, (door shuts) no problem" with her legs all crunched up 🤣🤣🤣

the Bengali rosogulla always is dear to my heart whenever I see my mouth starts watering.

This is really enjoyable, it cheers me up, even in black covid times.

I have been obsessed with Bangladesh since a child. Thanks for the video!

the love in these comments is so wonderful! growing up in new york I know so many bengalis, but never considered visiting. the thought made me a little nervous, because I've heard stories from women who travel solo in south asia that have had really unpleasant experiences, but seeing these videos really makes me want to visit! if I can find a nice man who can pretend to be my husband, I'd love to go someday in the future haha

It feels great as a Bangladeshi to watch that how efficiently you have two managed to travel the most iconic places within such a short time. The guide must be experienced. Great stuff, guys.

so cute of you!you have tasted rosogolla and pantua!that's so sweet!

You have to stay in Khulna at least one day. You have missed the beauty of "Sundarbans" the latest mangrove forest in the world. Accommodation in Khulna is also nice. Comeback again to enjoy the beauty of Khulna. Thanks

You know I was just thinking about how much of the world I didn’t even know existed before I started watching yalls videos years ago. It’s really eye opening how many great people and places there are out there. Looking past all the violence and political messes there are on television it’s nice to watch yalls videos and see people who’s lives aren’t ran by internet and social media. My family loves watching y’all so much. Thanks guys for giving us our weekly glimpse into a more simple world. Safe travels y’all.

Thanks for visiting my country, and capturing the local beauties. There are thousands of more places to explore like Sylhet, Srimangal, Bandarban, Rangamati, Cox Bazar, and the list goes on. If you get time, try to visit these places for getting more ideas about the beauty of Bangladesh. Take love from Bangladesh.

This is like the greatest thing to watch during this stay at home time. I’ve been binge watching like crazy. I hope there is more to come when everything settles down.

The best thing about Bangladesh is it's people, they are so simple ❤️

The speaker in the train could be turned off, there is switch for it by the side of the door.

I am a BANGLADESHI and live in Khulna. I am so much grateful to you because you visited Bangladesh and I think you made a wonderful, joyful and safe journey. THANK YOU 🌺

You Are Most Wellcome To Our Country Bangladesh🇧🇩 Love You K&N❤❤

Best video! I loved it. I love how kind everyone is, and how sweet and patient you are with everyone. Beauty on earth!

Bro,try to visit bandarban,cox's bazar,sundarban,sajek valley,sylhet.so that you can fell the real beauty of Bangladesh. Lots of love from Malaysia🇲🇾

Mamoon seemed to really appreciate Nate coming to visit him ☺️

The audio at 6:50 is not the adhaan (call to prayer) it’s Qur’aan recitation by world renowned recorder Abdul basit rahimahullah t th he audio @ 10:40 is the adhaan

I love that so many people think the video is a camera and they pose for a picture. So cute! And did you get to eat on the train? That's all I think of when I watch your videos...did they eat and where's the bathroom? LOL!

In Bangladesh you dont need to hire a guide.Everyone is your guide,they will help a guest first then go for their personal works later. The little bucket you saw in every toilet of Bangladesh is call "Badna".

Omg, I would go to Bangladesh even tomorrow but only with Mamun! Where to find him? (not linked).

Kara &Nate thanks . Enjoyed the vlog of Bangladesh tour and Kara you are too funny . Love you . Take Care. X

Ah, awesome! We're traveling Europe for the better part of 2020, but looking at your vids makes us want to go to places like Bangladesh as well! Thanks for sharing guys, and merry Christmas :)

First quran sound was amazing

Kara is soo sweet! Anyone would feel comfortable when she’s around.. truly you both are down to earth. Bless you both 💗

First I have to say that you guys are awesome and a lot of fun. I love to see your videos of your travel. They are great and good fun too watch. Your energy in the videos makes the episodes great and you get a lot of good experience shared with all of us watching the episodes. Watched a lot of travel videos for inspiration but yours are far the best ones 👍👏 greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰

I appreciate you visiting my country. A bit of advice, try not to eat anything from unknown person. Have a good journey.

Who love Bangladesh 🇧🇩 hit like . I wish if I can see you guys when come back to usa 🇺🇸. I live in Maryland, usa 🇺🇸.

I haven’t watched your travel vlogs for awhile...it was so nice watch and see through how the locals live. Thank you for sharing.....excellent vlogs!!

You guys are exceedingly decent. Not making any poor comments about the country. I really wish you had a chance to see the Dhaka night life and delicious cuisines at the best restaurants.

I am so glad that you guys are visiting my country. Both of you are so cool and my favourite youtubers.

We are very glad that you have come to Bangladesh. If you went to Khulna, why not go to Sundarbans? Hopefully, you will not leave Bangladesh without going to Cox's Bazar, Sazek, Nilgiri, Bandarban, Kaptai, Sylhet, Jaflong. These are the main tourist spots of Bangladesh.

You people are so sweet. I wish your channel grows to it's fullest.

1:40 that awkward smile!! i loved it 😍😍😍

Bangladesh ba West Bengal , Amra sobai e bangali . Love Bangladesh from India . Joy Bangla❤️

Excellent Great catch and video Thanks for sharing your work!

welcome to Bangladesh, brother. Come again.

Nice travel... Thanks for coming our natural beauty country.. Love both of you...

Hi Kara and Nate - -What a great experience - Can't beat the local transport for engaging with locals . Thank you so much for sharing - you're so nearly at the 100 - happy travels and stay safe Chris & Marianne x 🙏🌍😎

I love your guys’ tour guide. He seems like such a sweet man : , )

🇧🇩🇧🇩Welcome to Bangladesh Thanks For making such a beautiful video

How sweet! my favorite couples are here in my own country. Just love to watch it. But something is missing here. You guys missed our mangrove beach Kuakata and the longest beach Cox's Bazar. Love from Dhaka Bangladesh.

What an amazing episode this was.This is really why I love travelling so much.Meeting all different people and sharing food like this on a night train. I’m so happy that I stumbled on you two when you were travelling on the Trans-Siberian Railway!

Such nice people. Their smiles are so sincere.

welcome to Bangladesh,,, i hope this was very safe and beautiful journey both of your

The way you manage everything is so amazing... I enjoy your videos, you guys are such a nice couple. Love from 🇧🇩

I love how colorful and vibrant all the tuk tuks are! It seems like a place with such a rich and unique culture!

Love from India ❤️🇮🇳🇧🇩

You guys are awesome! Keep it up. I'm glad the last couple yrs brought you new adventures here in your own back yard and lots of new viewers. Hopefully the next couple yrs will be even better. Congrats on the 3 mil subs! Peace.

Thanks Kara & Nate for Visiting bangladesh as specially Khulna my Home town, where u got the train for Dhaka, Nice to see you in this land. Hope you are staying safe this time, as I saw your last video you traveled 95 hours to back US from Antartica. God Bless you. Appreciate your contributions.

Kara, I feel ya in the Bloops--esp the bathroom commentary, but I'm glad you shared--it's nice to hear other people contemplating these things also!

All of the “it’s a video” moments look like amazing portraits of these people.

🏵 6:55 That wasn't a call to prayer, it's a Qur'an recitation from old well known Egyptian sheikh called Abdul Basit Abdul Samad. A lot of Muslims markets, homes, transportations around the Muslim world love to start and end their day with a Qur'an recitation. As others mentioned, there's a button to control the volume or turn it off. You're welcome 💗

First of all, thank you for raising Bangladesh in this way, I would like to meet you.