'How I Failed To...': Korean Tourist’s Mumbai Local Train Travel Attempt Ends In Taxi Ride After He Struggles To Board - VIDEO
A South Korean tourist’s first attempt to experience a Mumbai local train turned into an unexpected lesson in the city’s fast-paced commuter culture after he struggled to board the train and eventually decided to take a taxi. Sejin, who was travelling across India, documented the experience in an Instagram video that quickly attracted reactions from viewers. His attempt began at Thane station,…
A South Korean tourist, Sejin, attempted to ride a Mumbai local train for the first time, only to find the experience far different from what he expected. Sejin purchased a two-hour round-trip ticket for Rs 170 and headed to Thane station, where he hoped to immerse himself in Mumbai’s famed commuter culture. However, Sejin found himself perplexed as he navigated the bustling platform, unsure of where to go once he had his ticket.
As the local train arrived, commuters rushed to secure seats, leaving Sejin struggling to board. His first attempt resulted in failure as he was swept away by the crowd. Undeterred, he waited for another train and made his second attempt. Yet again, Sejin was unable to board the train and instead opted to take a taxi. Despite not completing his intended journey, Sejin’s experience offered a glimpse into Mumbai’s unique commuter environment.
Reflecting on the encounter, he expressed deep respect for the city’s residents and a moment of self-reflection. Viewers responded enthusiastically, debating whether Sejin could have succeeded by waiting longer or seeking assistance from fellow passengers and railway staff.
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