Inside Vande Bharat Sleeper Coach Vlogger Reveals Premium Facilities Private Shower Best Indian Railways Has To Offer

. On the seventh day, he decided to travel from Guwahati to Kolkata specifically to experience the Vande Bharat Sleeper coach.

On May 23, Raunaq shared the video describing his journey inside the Vande Bharat Sleeper coach, which is the first class. According to him, it is the most luxurious and premium offering in the national fleet. He also highlighted the many unique amenities available in First Class. Let's take a look inside:

According to Raunaq, who travelled from Kamakhya Junction in Guwahati to Howrah Junction in Kolkata, the Vande Bharat Sleeper coach offers many premium facilities, including an on-board shower, automated transparent window displays, an attendant call button, a phone holder, futuristic light buttons, and a silent, vibration-free ride.

Adding that the premium sleeper coach in Vande Bharat is the best Indian Railways has to offer and calling the experience a pinnacle of comfort and speed for Indian commuters, Shaunaq praises the train's flight-like comfort and efficiency.

During his journey in the first AC compartment of the Vande Bharat sleeper coach, Raunaq was assigned a cabin with a futuristic, clean, and hygienic design, including phone and cup holders and an attendant call button to request assistance.

Additionally, a privacy window with a ‘transparent button’ feature in the cabin allows passengers to see outside while preventing people from looking into the cabin, though he noted it could be a bit confusing to operate.

The train also offers Wi-Fi with a limited collection of preloaded movies and TV shows, although it does not provide full internet access. His coach also had a private shower room with good water flow and cleanliness. According to Raunaq, passengers were also provided with a shower kit that includes towels and tissues.

Underlining the train's premium quality, he shared that it is extremely stable and silent, with almost no shaking or track noise, even at high speeds; it can reach up to 180 km/h.

As for the on-board services, he shared that during the journey, the staff provide a high level of service, including setting up passengers' beds and starting tea service shortly after departure.

While he described the journey as the most comfortable train ride, he noted that the high-tech, "no bullshit" nature of the train lacks the traditional nostalgia associated with older Indian train travel.

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