TRANSPORTATION ALLEY (SE ASIA) ~ PHOTO GALLERY
Check out some of the forms of transportation we’ve used to get us to our destinations…
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The Nozomi Superexpress (the fastest train in Japan) and our ride from Tokyo to Osaka. Tokyo, Japan.

The Nozomi Superexpress (the fastest train in Japan) and our ride from Tokyo to Osaka. Tokyo, Japan.

The Pingxi train coming into the station (our ride to the Sandiaoling Waterfall Trail). Northern Area, Taiwan.

This lady stopped and offered us a ride to our next stop because it was extremely hot outside. Northern Area, Taiwan

Our bikes, one with a flat tire, waiting for assistance to get us back on the road. East Coast, Taiwan.

Another view of our Tuk Tuk ride from Galle to Unawatuna. Notice the width of the side street. It's barely wide enough for our Tuk Tuk. Unawatuna, Sri Lanka.

Our Tuk Tuk ride from Galle to Unawatuna. Notice the width of the side street. It's barely wide enough for our Tuk Tuk. Unawatuna, Sri Lanka.

Our rides for the day. Biking around the Ancient City is a great way to spend the day. Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka.

Our jeep for our safari to look for large groups of wild asian elephants. Our guide took the canvas top off once inside the park. Kaudulla National Park, Sri Lanka.

Rick and Alisa getting ready to head out on a jeep safari to look for large groups of wild asian elephants. Kaudulla National Park, Sri Lanka.

The Observation Car (where we sat on the train) after arriving into the Kandy station. Sigiriya, Sri Lanka.

Free transfer bus from the LRT train to the KTM train which goes directly to Batu Caves. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Our boat shuttle across Phewa Lake to the trailhead which leads up to the Peace Stupa. You can see Lakeside across the lake in the distance. Pokhara, Nepal.

Typical Nepali taxi cab. Surprisingly, the driver plus four adults all with backpacks fit in this ride. Mardi Himal Trek D7, Nepal.

Getting ready to head out for a short evening river cruise in another hollowed out log. Chitwan Natl Park, Nepal.

After riding two very full public buses, this was our ride back to our guesthouse in Sauraha Village. Chitwan Natl Park, Nepal.

Departing for our 3 hour canoe ride (in a hollowed out log) downstream to Kasara Village to stay for 2 nights. Chitwan Natl Park, Nepal.

The local Ijen coffee shack where we stopped for coffee after our Ijen hike. This photo also includes the private car we had for our Bromo and Ijen trips. Mt Ijen, Indonesia (Java).

Our red bus from Pancasila to Bima. The bus is never too full. People hang on outside and on top if need be. And, it allowed smoking inside the bus too. Mt Tambora, Indonesia (Sumbawa).

One of our Ojeks. An Ojek is a motorcycle taxi. This is the only form of transportation to the Tambora guesthouse. Mt Tambora, Indonesia (Sumbawa).

Our ride from Sekongkang to Sumbawa Besar. It was a long 4 hours in this very small car. West Sumbawa, Indonesia (Sumbawa).

Water taxis and their signs showing destinations and cost. Water taxis were the main form of transportation, and there were plenty of them around. Perhentian Island (Besar), Malaysia.

High Speed Bullet Train approaching the KL Sentral station. Our ride from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh. Cameron Highlands, Malaysia.

Our guide and our ride for our half day tour of the Boh Tea Plantation and Mossy Forest. Cameron Highlands, Malaysia.

KLIA Express sign. This is the express monorail we rode which travels directly between the airport and downtown. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Our transportation from Palm Beach to Sok San Beach. An hour bike ride to the west side of the island. Koh Rong, Cambodia.



























































