80 great ways to get around the world - 1-40
April 30, 2013

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

Felucca. Photo: Bracketing Life
2) Felucca – Luxor, Egypt

Cable car rail. Photo: David Paul Ohmer
3) Cable Car (Rail) – San Francisco, USA

Dog-sled. Photo: EclecticBlogs
4) Dog Sled – Alaska, USA

Hot-air balloon. Photo: dherrera_96
5) Hot Air Balloon – Albuquerque, USA
6) High-speed Train – Tokyo, Japan

Seaplane. Photo: Tiberiu Ana
7) Seaplane – Vancouver, USA

Trolleybus. Photo: State Unitary Enterprise MOSGORTRANS
8) Trolleybus – Moscow, Russia

Photo: Hovertravel
9) Hovercraft – Isle of Wight, England

Horse. Photo: Fáilte Ireland
10) Horse – Keel Beach, Ireland

Gondola. Photo: bratha
11) Gondola – Venice, Italy

Minibus Taxi. Photo: Wikipedia
12) Minibus Taxi – Cape Town, South Africa

Airliner. Photo: lrargerich
13) Airliner – Atlanta, USA

Camel. Photo: sushmita balasubramani
14) Camel – Jaisalmer, India

Maglev Train. Photo: zieak
15) Maglev Train – Shanghai, China

Funicular. Photo: jiashiang
16) Funicular – Montserrat, Spain

Jeepney. Photo: Stefan Munder
17) Jeepney – Manila, Philippines

Catamaran. Photo: National Ferries Company S.A.O.C
18) Catamaran – Shinas, Oman

Airboat. Photo: Experience Kissimmee, Florida
19) Airboat – Everglades, USA

Remorque moto. Photo: joaquinuy
20) Remorque-moto – Sihanoukville, Cambodia

Houseboat. Photo: timj.b
21) Houseboat – Kerala, India

Tuk-Tuk. Photo: Dave_B_
22) Tuk-Tuk – Bangkok, Thailand

Cruise Liner. Photo: Phil Comeau
23) Cruise Liner – Caribbean

Off-road 4×4. Photo: JohnONolan
24) 4×4 – Dubai, UAE

Cgo Yong. Photo: emilio labrador
25) Cgo Yong – Siem Reap, Cambodia

Camello. Photo: Langs x 2
26) Camello – Havana, Cuba

Yak. Photo: Greg Walters
27) Yak – Bhutan
28) Auto-rickshaw (‘Auto’) – Pondicherry, India

Zipwire. Photo: Northwest Rafting Company
29) Zipwire – Oregon, USA

Elevated railway. Photo: vxla
30) Elevated railway, Chicago, USA

Longtail boat. Photo: darren-johnson
31) Longtail Boat – Krabi, Thailand

Jumbo. Photo: John Pavelka
32) “Jumbo” - Vientiane, Laos

Container ship. Photo: Wikipedia
33) Container Ship – Aranui 3, French Polynesia

Mule. Photo: Moyan_Brenn
34) Mule – Grand Canyon, USA

River boat. Photo: land.nick
35) River Boat – Manaus (Amazon), Brazil

Songthaew. Photo: Wikipedia
36) Songthaew – Chiang Mai, Thailand

Hydrofoil. Photo: Wikipedia
37) Hydrofoil – Aegina, Greece

Indian Sleeper Train. Photo: Wikipedia
38) Indian Sleeper Train – Haridwar, India

Horse-drawn carriage. Photo: mellow maverick
39) Horse-Drawn Carriage – Central Park, New York, USA

Cyclo. Photo: graeme_newcomb
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.
Brett Ackroyd








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