Irish Vlogger's Risky Ride On Top of Moving Train In Bangladesh Turns Surprisingly Wholesome | VIDEO

What happens when a travel vlogger decides to experience Bangladesh the way many locals do? Irish creator Sean Hammond found out firsthand when he hopped onto the roof of a moving train for a journey from

Dhaka to Chittagong — a ride that turned into an unforgettable mix of adrenaline, culture, and unexpected Bollywood vibes.To match the dramatic setting, Sean set his Instagram video to the iconic Bollywood track Chhaiyya Chhaiyya from Dil Se, instantly drawing Indian viewers to his post.The video opens with Sean announcing, “I’m gonna ride on top of this train for the next seven hours,” while standing beside a train waiting at the platform. Locals lend him a hand as he climbs up to the roof and tries to settle in. “Alright, we’re gonna try to find a little bit of space cause this is hectic up here," he says while navigating the crowded top.Once the train picks up speed, Sean blends into the rooftop camaraderie — chatting, singing, and sharing snacks with fellow riders. He even admits, “Honestly, I thought it was going to be kind of scary but it’s pretty chill.”

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But the ride wasn’t without its nail-biting moments. He is seen ducking under low bridges, avoiding tree branches, and watching a vendor casually walk across the roof to sell snacks, as if it were the most usual thing in the world.By the time he arrives in Chittagong, Sean is exhilarated. In his caption, he reflects on the journey: “Riding on top of the train in Bangladesh was wild in the best way. I met a bunch of people and we all became train buddies from Dhaka to Chittagong… The kindness of the people of Bangladesh is genuine and heartwarming.”With more than four million views, the video has sparked a mix of awe and concern. One user cautioned, “I wouldn’t encourage any foreigners to do this. It looks fun but it is incredibly dangerous.” Another viewer loved the unique experience, saying, “Selling the snacks on top of train was epic.”Many also praised the musical choice, with comments like, “Choice of song on point! What a vibe!" and “The fact that he actually put Chaiyya Chaiyya in the background… Loved it.”