Typical rickshaws in the city of Hoi An in Vietnam.
One of the most typical means of transport for tourists in Vietnamese and Asian tourist cities in general is the rickshaw.
In the town of Hoi An, a very famous tourist destination famous for lanterns, there are dozens and dozens of these pedal carts with which tourists can tour the town whizzing around, comfortably seated on board.
To tell the truth, they are a bit like the masters of the roads because they always take precedence and, every now and then, an accident happens.
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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Tamron 16-300.
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The rickshaw or rickshaw is a means of transport that, in its original form, uses human power to propel the vehicle. The rickshaw consists of a two-wheeled cart on which one or two people can sit. The driver fits between two long bars pulling the vehicle.
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