27/7 Mid-night train Budapest to Bucharest

Is great when the plan just going perfectly. Although at first when I missed the plan, I was pissed off by the Wizz air. I wanted to take back all the extra money they charge on the baggage, tickets, etc. The feel of Hungry is totally different from the west Europe from different prospective. Hungarian hardly speak any English, but that was a woman in her 50th she are really helpful when she guide me to the station by using sign language. In total they are fine, just that you can see from the street as well as the train station they are quite a lot of homeless people roaming around. It doesn’t give a pleasant feel to the tourists. Especially at the airport when one of the member of gai bang pee in front of the main gate where everyone waiting for the bus.
The second part is that the locals will always try to get what they can from foreigner. Though is still affordable but I have the feeling being cheated. This is the place where you have to be careful of your own properties and from cons. There is one interesting part of Budapest. The metro station are well built but the trains is like the 60s train. Can really feel that the third world pressure where the so called first world trying to sell everything they used to them.
I met this German girl who also travelling alone to Serbia. First year university student she took her mum legacy and her backpack travelling around Europe without any companion. She is really brave. We chat for almost 2 hours while waiting for the train to arrive. Listened to her advice I paid 20euros for a sofa which is much more better than a seat cause I have to sit on a train for 15 hours. It is empty so I can have my own privacy doing what I want and I am now writing this in the room. I feel safe bring out my gadgets watched a movie enjoying locked myself in the room. Hahaha till then….





ps: this was written one week ago