Here are pics of the different modes of transport I came across and some which I personally had the experience of taking during my trip in Egypt. Seriously, I have never taken so many modes of transport before in all my previous trips!
Row Boat
I'm not sure what to call this but a long boat?
Cruise Ship
Donkey
Camel vs. Horse Carriage
Shadow of Horse Carriage that I took
A skinny Horse Carriage
Train
Here, you have your usual car (a clean one!). Just wanted to show you the parking system. If you don't put enough money into the parking meter or don't come back in time, you'll find that you'll be unable to drive your car away. They have this mechanism built into the road that will rise and block your way out!
Public Tram Bus (Note the local guy who's squatting!)
Tour buses
Taxi (the yellow and black colour reminds me of Malaysian taxis of yesteryear)
Taxi Van
And my most scary ride of all, sitting in a no door taxi van!!!
To be continued...
No door taxi van? Isn't that like tut-tut?
ReplyDeleteOooo... what a innovative parking system they have (a pain in the butt for us though!)
ReplyDeletebased on your immaculate knowledge and intimate movements which logistically take you around efficiently , we humbly award you the highest honour of inter-mobility unmatched
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love pic #1 and #3.. the colors are very nice.. question though.. did you do any post processing or they are natural? :)
ReplyDeleteThat horse pulling d carriage is so skinny...poor thing!
ReplyDeleteahah tuk tuk in XXL style!
ReplyDeleteOh, btw... if wanna see black and yellow taxi, come to Ipoh!
ReplyDeletequite similar to malaysian means of transportation, hor?
ReplyDeletewell, except for the donkeys and horses lar..haha! imagine riding a horse to zouk..hehehe....
Don't they feed their horses...the poor fella was beyond extreme emaciation. The device to "lock" in a car for failure to deposit sufficient $ for parking is ingenious! But i can see myself tripping over such a contraption! great pics, my friend. -- mp
ReplyDeletelooks like a bangkok tutut
ReplyDeletelook like you enjoy your trip very much?..No door taxi!!oh!! I must shit in my pants liao!!hehehe!!
ReplyDeletePrecious P, Joe, Henry : Well, is similar...but if I was riding a tut tut, I'll be prepared. This was a van with no doors. Try to imagine being driven in a foreign land with traffic zipping by at night in a van with no doors??? It's a different feeling.
ReplyDeleteJackson : You'll starve from the lack of variety of food. LOL
Jason : Hahaha...yeah. Hmm...go to Ipoh not to see taxi lo, go there to EAT! ;P
Team BSG : Hahaha..Thanks for the award!
vkeong : I had just brighten or darken the pics. Didn't do anything else. Thanks for the compliment.
A feast, everyday : Yah, some horse were skinny and some were healthy. Not all were skinny.
Nic : Well, don't forget that the road will be littered with poop! :)
MP : Yah, I think I'll trip over that parking contraption too. Hahah...
Beachlover : I suppose it's a matter of mind over matter, but I did hold on tightly (except when I took that shot..hahaha)
XD hahaha ride skinny horse to Zouk...
ReplyDeleteBoat ride nice? From the picture the water is kinda clean.
Let's see...water transport, land transport...air leh? No helicopter? hehehe...
i love all these pictures! what a perfect documentary!~
ReplyDeleteThey also have similar parking system in Japan. Malaysia tries to create job/ tea opportunities...
ReplyDeletei like the camels....they look really cute, did you try to ride?
ReplyDeleteCokeworld Citizen : Yeah, the water is definitely cleaner than our Malaysian river. Didn't sit helicopter hahaha...got aeroplane, went there with Emirates :)
ReplyDeleteai wei : Thanks...transport documentary??? :o)
Jo : Hahaha...I see what you mean about Malaysia and opportunities, hahaha.
jessica : Oh, sadly...we were told not to go on the rides. We were told of stories where after some tourists got on, they were asked for some exorbitant amount before they are allowed to get off the camel!
The parking system is very innovative...no need to waste man power going around on their motocycles checking on the parking meters.
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