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British Vlogger Praises Delhi Metro as More Modern Than London, Rides for ₹32
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🗓 10 Nov 2026, 02:37 PM
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A British travel vlogger who recently toured Delhi said the city’s metro system feels far more modern than London’s, and he paid just ₹32 for a ride.
A British travel vlogger posted a video after his recent visit to Delhi, where he explored the capital’s metro network. The clip, shared on social media, shows him boarding a train at a busy station and commenting on the overall ambience.
He highlighted that a single journey cost him only ₹32, a fare he described as surprisingly low for the level of service offered. The vlogger noted the clean interiors, reliable air‑conditioning, and clear digital signage as key factors that set the system apart.
Comparing it with his experiences on the London Underground, he said Delhi Metro feels “way more modern,” citing smoother rides and better crowd management. He also praised the punctuality of trains and the ease of using contactless payment options.
Delhi Metro officials have repeatedly emphasized the network’s expansion and modernization drive, which includes newer train sets and upgraded stations. The vlogger’s remarks add to growing international appreciation for the city’s public‑transport infrastructure.
He highlighted that a single journey cost him only ₹32, a fare he described as surprisingly low for the level of service offered. The vlogger noted the clean interiors, reliable air‑conditioning, and clear digital signage as key factors that set the system apart.
Comparing it with his experiences on the London Underground, he said Delhi Metro feels “way more modern,” citing smoother rides and better crowd management. He also praised the punctuality of trains and the ease of using contactless payment options.
Delhi Metro officials have repeatedly emphasized the network’s expansion and modernization drive, which includes newer train sets and upgraded stations. The vlogger’s remarks add to growing international appreciation for the city’s public‑transport infrastructure.