Watch: Irish Bloggers Debunk Misconceptions About Delhi Metro, Call It "Safest, Cleanest"
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In the video, the duo mentioned things that left them "shocked" and called the Delhi Metro one of the "smoothest, safest and cleanest metros" they've come across in any city.
A video of two Irish bloggers debunking misconceptions about Delhi Metro that foreigners may hear is going viral on Instagram. In the clip, Isabelle Geraghty and Colin Finnerty, Irish vloggers from Vietnam, travel in the Delhi Metro and review the various facilities and stations. They also mentioned things that left them "shocked" and called the Delhi Metro one of the "smoothest, safest and cleanest metros" they've come across in any city.
"With all the misconceptions about Delhi that a foreigner might hear, as well as the fact that metros in general are places to be cautious as a tourist in ANY country, we were apprehensive about whether using the metro of an Indian megacity was a good idea or not," the caption of the post read.
"Needless to say we were both shocked at what we found here. The Delhi metro is one of the smoothest, safest and cleanest metros we have come across in any city we've been. Not to mention how cheap it is. As a budget backpacker, we highly recommend this option if you're thinking of travelling here," it added.
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