Go Through The World To See Unique Means

Which means do you usually travel by: motorbike, car, plane, train, taxi, high speed train, ...? During my travels, I am sure that you have traveled by popular means of transport such as buses, trains, and cars. However, each different country has a lot different means of transportation

. Let's travel the whole world, experience and see unique and unique vehicles.Discover, Entertainment, Felucca, Egypt This is a type of yacht that has existed for thousands of years of the Egyptians, made from It is wood and wind driven. Renting a felucca that does not run an engine, follows the wind and goes down the river is something that no tourist will miss once arriving in Aswan Every afternoon, the Nile turns into a festival of windy felucca sails.



On the felucca, everything was surprisingly quiet on the felucca. No one bothered to say a sentence to stir up that rare sedimentation, because people were still engrossed in enjoying the mid-sunset ride. Yes, the only resonance is an Arabic song that he sings to please his guests. Songthaew, Thailand The Songthaew is a pickup truck to carry both people and goods with the seat of a plank in the trunk. According to the Thai transcription, Songthaew is read as "Xõn xeo" or Song Véo meaning 'two rows of seats' to refer to a type of passenger car that is extremely popular in Thai soil. This car does not use the same currency as a taxi, but at an intersection costing 10-20 baht. The distance with a total of many intersections is automatically multiplied by 10-20 baht and charged! This vehicle is an improved pick-up truck and is available in coastal areas, marine resorts like Pattaya, Krabi: In Bangkok, the bus is red (bordeaux) and in the waters of Pattaya is black with two main car manufacturers, Nissan and Toyota Hilux, the track is quite similar to the bus, so when getting on you need to stand at the positions that Song Theo passes through And when you need to get off the bus, just press the stop alarm on the roof of the car, the driver will stop the car.



Songthaews are different from buses in that when they get off, they need to pay! Xe Lam, IndiaCars in India are also called auto rickshaw rickshaw, sometimes referred to as “auto” for short. or “rickshaw” (rickshaw). Most of them are blue and yellow, as required by CNG gasoline legislation, with one wheel in the front and two at the back, with a lightweight plastic hood or a leather hood.When hiring an auto rickshaw, you can haggle for the car or the money will be billed by the meter. Never board a trailer without the meter being switched on or pre-negotiated. The normal price for a 10km road in the city will be around 50 rupees, which is about 1 dollar a few cents. Wuppertal Suspension Rail, Germany The Wuppertal Suspension Rail is a "upside down" train route. It is 8.



3 miles long (about 13.36 km) and passes through 20 stations. Wuppertal looks unique and modern, but it's actually been around for more than a century. It entered service in 1901 in the named town of North Rhine-Westphalia. The system's history and special design make it a tourist attraction. The majority of the passengers on board, known in German as the Schwebebahn, are locals. It takes about 30 minutes for a trip from start to finish. The train passes through the Wupper River, a branch of the Rhine and also on a road that runs along the river valley.



Amfibus, Netherlands This is a bus that can operate both on land and in water. the first operator in the world to use an amphibious bus due to the unique geographical conditions. Specifically, a very large area of this country is below sea level, and then there is a crisscrossed living system, leading to a situation where many lands are frequently flooded ... So the amphibious bus becomes a way. Coke taxi, Cuba: Visitors to Old Havana and other coastal hotels will quickly find that the streets are filled with a kind of smoke-emitting yellow rugby helmet. The convertible scooters are called CoCo taxis and are a captivating way to get around the city and look at every corner.



foreign to international tourists. The cyclo is a tricycle that can carry people and goods. However, Vietnam currently only uses cyclo as a vehicle for sightseeing purposes and only a few major tourist cities use this vehicle. Cyclo is particularly popular with visitors when visiting Hanoi's Old Quarter.Ice angel, USA In the Apostle Islands of Wisconsin, there is only one place where people live, which is Madeline Island. Madeline can be visited from Bayfield by ferry across Lake Superior in summer, but in winter, the lake will freeze and become a 4km highway. Meanwhile, the people here will travel by Ice Angel, a boat running on ice, dry.

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