Nice equiped samlor in Nong Khai
Traditional Thai-Taxi called samlor translated three (sam) wheels (lor) motor rickshaw.
The foreigners better know and call them Tuk Tuk, a word coming from the spluttering sound of those early engines.
This samlor is ready to transport six passengers on the backside for a reasonable fare after negotiating with the driver. (Don't say "Tuk Tuk" then you'll pay the dopple from the already higher farang price.)
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| Sections | Travel: Thailand Motive: Motorräder Travel: Isaan |
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hansa5044 06/06/2020 10:29
Da schlägt einem leidenschaftlichen Motorradfahrer wie mir das Herz höher. INteressant, deine Ausführungen zu samlor und Tuk Tuk. LG Hansa