Getting from one place to another in SE Asia offers the traveler a number of different and colorful options: besides flying (an option we only used a few times, owing to cost), there are of course buses, trains, and boats and—for shorter trips—things like rikshaws, tuk-tuks, motos, and the like.

Shown here are a handful of those means of transport, along with some of the people doing the transporting as well...








Looking through the windshield of a long-distance bus in eastern Thailand...

Green Thai countryside, from the window of our southbound train (Chiang Mai to Ayuthaya):




The airport at Phonsavan, Laos. (Yes, that's a vegetable garden on the premises.)




And at that same airport...

weighing our backpacks, the good ol' fashioned way:

And Karen on her moto, driven by Nak, at Angkor...





Lao women on a motorcycle... a common sight in Laos and other parts of SE Asia:







THAT'S ONE BIG BIKE!

We saw this cute little boy (at the Roluos Group of ruins at Angkor), and couldn't resist snapping a shot of him:





And finally, a tuk-tuk driver in Chiang Mai, taking a rest from the daily grind...







All right, that's all for this page. Thanks for stopping by, and remember: before disembarking...








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