Everybody likes tuk-tuks! Who can argue with that? In all countries the first thing we discover is a public transport. Most likely, we will use tuk-tuks, because they are the cheapest and most exotic way to get somewhere inside a city (some tuk-tuks offer trips even outside cities, for example, you can easily hire Cambodian tuk-tuk for daily trip to Angkor Wat complex). Usualy tuk-tuks are the icon of their own country. That’s why I decided to show you tuk-tuks from around the world (from 11 countries, exactly). Enjoy! If you like to read texts – check out history of tuk-tuks in Wikipedia.
Kenyan tuk-tuk
Indian auto rickshaws
CNG or Baby Taxi of Bangladesh
Guatemala’s tuk-tuk
Cambodian motorcycle tuk-tuks
Traysikel or traysikol of Philippines
Coco taxis in Cuba
Three-wheelers of Sri Lanka
Indonesian Bajaj
Rickshah of Pakistan
One of not numerous Vietnamese Tuk-tuk
I only been on tuk tuks in Cuba and Cambodia, however the Cuba ones were the cutest I have ever seen. These are really convenient modes of transportation
That’s why I put Cubanian tuk-tuk as article picture
Hi Sam, What a great collection of pix! (-: Your page on Thai tuk-tuks is also terrific. My favorites are the Northeastern Thai and Cambodian styles…but those Cuban models are very cute. (-:
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Check this out http://www.largeminority.com they do Tuk Tuk challenges in Sri Lanka and Cambodia … what an adventure
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