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Sometimes the joy of travel is as much about the getting to and around a destination, as it is about the destination itself.

In celebration of the powerful plane, the humble hoof, and everything in between, we journey Around the World in 80 Modes of Transport.

We’ve published Part 2: 80 great ways to get around the world – 41-80. Have a read!

 

1) Taxicab – London, England

 

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2) Felucca – Luxor, Egypt

 

 

3) Cable Car (Rail) – San Francisco, USA

 

 

4) Dog Sled – Alaska, USA

 

 

5) Hot Air Balloon – Albuquerque, USA

 

 

6) High-speed Train – Tokyo, Japan

 

 

7) Seaplane – Vancouver, USA

 

 

8) Trolleybus – Moscow, Russia

 

 

9) Hovercraft – Isle of Wight, England

 

 

10) Horse – Keel Beach, Ireland

 

 

11) Gondola – Venice, Italy

 

 

12) Minibus Taxi – Cape Town, South Africa

 

 

13) Airliner – Atlanta, USA

 

 

14) Camel – , India

 

 

15) Maglev Train – Shanghai, China

 

 

16) Funicular – Montserrat, Spain

 

 

17) Jeepney – Manila, Philippines

 

 

18) Catamaran – Shinas, Oman

 

 

19) Airboat – Everglades, USA

 

 

20) Remorque-moto – Sihanoukville, Cambodia

 

 

21) Houseboat – Kerala, India

 

 

22) Tuk-Tuk – Bangkok, Thailand

 

 

23) Cruise Liner – Caribbean

 

 

24) 4×4 – Dubai, UAE

 

 

25) Cgo Yong – Siem Reap, Cambodia

 

 

26) Camello – Havana, Cuba

 

 

27) Yak – Bhutan

 

 

28) Auto-rickshaw (‘Auto’) – Pondicherry, India

 

 

29) Zipwire – Oregon, USA

 

 

30) Elevated railway, Chicago, USA

 

 

31) Longtail Boat – Krabi, Thailand

 

 

32) “Jumbo” – Vientiane, Laos

 

 

33) Container Ship – Aranui 3, French Polynesia

 

 

34) Mule – Grand Canyon, USA

 

 

35) River Boat – Manaus (Amazon), Brazil

 

 

36) Songthaew – Chiang Mai, Thailand

 

 

37) Hydrofoil – Aegina, Greece

 

 

38) Indian Sleeper Train – Haridwar, India

 

 

39) Horse-Drawn Carriage – Central Park, New York, USA

 

 

40) Cyclo – Hanoi, Vietnam

 

Do you have fond (or nightmarish) memories of using any of these forms of transport? We’d love to hear your stories. Tweet us, or comment below.

About the author

Brett AckroydBrett hopes to one day reach the shores of far-flung Tristan da Cunha, the most remote of all the inhabited archipelagos on Earth…as to what he’ll do when he gets there, he hasn’t a clue. Over the last 10 years, London, New York, Cape Town and Pondicherry have all proudly been referred to as home. Now it’s Copenhagen’s turn, where he lends his travel expertise to momondo.com.

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