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I captured this enchanting street scene during my afternoon walk through the local neighborhood. The explosion of pink bougainvillea cascading over the traditional temple entrance immediately caught my eye. What I love most about this shot is how it perfectly encapsulates the everyday beauty of Vietnamese street life - from the parked cyclos waiting for passengers to the ornate temple decorations featuring golden Chinese characters
Two local men ride a horse-drawn cart along a dusty road in the sun-drenched Kalahari landscape of Namibia, offering a wave as they pass under the vivid blue African sky.
This captivating image captures a traditional horse-drawn carriage gliding through the historic streets of Krakow, Poland. The elegant white carriage, adorned with intricate details, contrasts beautifully against the rustic stone wall adorned with vibrant artworks. The composition highlights the juxtaposition of classic charm and contemporary creativity, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the rich cultural tapestry of the city. The presence of onlookers adds a dynamic storytelling element, showcasing the lively atmosphere of this enchanting locale.
At Tam Coc-Bich Dong, I photographed this local rowing vendor under their colorful umbrella. The lush palm trees and calm waters create a quintessential Vietnamese waterscape, while the bright umbrella adds a striking pop of color to this daily river scene.
Captured in the heart of Kraków, these beautiful horses stand ready to take tourists on a scenic ride through the historic streets of this charming city. The tradition of horse-drawn carriages has been a part of Kraków's cultural fabric for generations, offering visitors a unique and leisurely way to explore its iconic landmarks, including the Main Market Square and the Wawel Castle. The horses, well cared for and patiently waiting, serve as a reminder of the city’s timeless connection to its past.
As ruas de Viena são um convite para uma viagem no tempo. Entre os imponentes edifícios históricos e os belos jardins, circulam as carruagens puxadas por cavalos, os famosos fiakers. Estes veículos tradicionais oferecem aos visitantes uma forma única de conhecer a cidade, admirando seus monumentos e ouvindo as histórias dos cocheiros.
As ruas de Viena são um convite para uma viagem no tempo. Among the imposing historic buildings and beautiful gardens, horse-drawn carriages, the famous fiakers, circulate. Estes veículos tradicionais oferecem aos visitantes uma forma única de conhecer a cidade, admirando seus monumentos e ouvindo as histórias dos cocheiros.
This trishaw was a DIVA in disguise - parked at exactly the right spot to maximize the instagrammable impact.
This bike in Georgetown, Penang looked like the real deal. Until you look at the seat and realize there is no way you can pass your genes to the next generation on that thing!
This tuk-tuk looked like it was about to be scrapped at this scrapyard at Binh Quoi village in Ho Cih Minh City
The old trishaw driver is waiting for passenger at Johar Market, Semarang, Indonesia
Beautiful example of a traditional bicycle on Fuchengmen Nei Bei Dajie near Baitasi (White Pagoda Temple). during Beijing Design Week 2015 and part of a promotion for exploring the local alleys by bicycle.
All her produce sold, grandma is going home.
Left-behind children is a term describing kids whose parent had to leave the countryside to work in the big cities, leaving their kids to be raised by the grandparents. The reason for leaving the kids behind is mainly because of the hukou system (a kind of internal passport) where by people are tied to social services (educational, medical etc) in their "home town" / town of birth. Thus, taking the kid to the city with them will mean the parents will have to fork out for private schools and hospitals for the baby, something which they obviously can't afford. More than likely the parents are also working in different cities, making looking after a baby even more impossible as both have to work.
Becak (pedicab) is a common local transport in Indonesia. Location: Kepahiang, Bengkulu province - Indonesia.
#becak #pedicab #trishaw #Sumatra #LetsGuide
...they all will reach their goal.
Actually it is very strange to see her in the middle of nowhere carrying what seems to be children's toys. Or is there any other significance to her freight? And does anyone know the proper name for her device of transport?
Replica of Thailand's traditional non-metered "taxi" (called "tuktuk").
Replica of Thailand's traditional non-metered "taxi" (called "tuktuk").
