Pedicab Collection

Hoi An old town street scene

Sunset in Hoian ancient town, Vietnam.Hoian is recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO

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USA, Florida, Key West, Sloppy Joes Bar on Duval Street where Ernest Hemingway was a regular customer when he lived at Key West in the 1930s

Apartments in Lhasa, Tibet
China, Tibet, Lhasa, Pedicabs wait in front of modern apartments with traditional designs

A ragged driver sits on his cycle rickshaw, India
A ragged driver sits on his cycle rickshaw waiting for fare-paying pasengers. He looks up the street and picks his teeth. Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Date: 1984

Pedicab, Corinto City, Chinandega Province, Nicaragua, Central America

Thailand, Sakhon Nakhon, Sakhon Nakhon. A saamlaw (three wheeled pedicab) driver peddles his passengers through the streets of Sakhon Nakhon

New Delhi, pedicab, rickshaw speeds down the narrow streets. Editorial Only
New Delhi, pedicab, rickshaw speeds down the narrow streets. (Editorial Use Only)

Hoi An ancient town from highview
Hoian is recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO

Japanese pagoda (or Bridge pagoda) in Hoi An ancient town
Hoian is recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO

Streets of Hoi An
A classical street scene in Hoi An, Qua£ ng Nam Province, Vietnam. A cyclo driver rests in his three-wheel bicycle taxi, in the back a colorful wall of the historical old town

Brightly coloured illuminated pedal cars in Yogyakarta city, Java, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia

Decorated trishaw in front of Christ Church Melaka
Built in the year 1753, the church is a major landmark in Melaka (Malacca). Melaka and Georgetown in Penang are jointly admitted onto the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2008 as historic cities

Bridge crossing the Thu Bon River at Hoi An, Vietnam

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As the sun sets over the charming streets of Hoi An old town, a picturesque scene unfolds. The vibrant colors of the ancient buildings are bathed in a warm golden light, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere. Amidst this enchanting setting, an EyeUbiquitous_20104541 pedicab gracefully glides through the narrow lanes, carrying passengers on a nostalgic journey. From bustling cities to remote villages, these pedal-powered vehicles can be found across different corners of the world. In Lhasa, Tibet, apartments stand tall as a ragged driver sits on his cycle rickshaw, navigating through winding alleys with ease and expertise. Meanwhile, in Corinto City, Chinandega Province in Nicaragua's Central America region, a pedicab adds charm to the cityscape. In New Delhi's chaotic streets, a pedicab races down narrow roads at lightning speed – its presence only fleeting but leaving behind memories for those lucky enough to witness it. Similarly in Malaysia's Penang Georgetown off Love Lane and Thailand's Sakhon Nakhon district; these three-wheeled wonders transport locals and tourists alike through their respective vibrant streets. Back in Hoi An ancient town from highview vantage points reveal stunning vistas that showcase not only its Japanese pagoda or Bridge pagoda but also countless pedicabs weaving their way amongst visitors exploring this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Pedicabs have become more than just means of transportation; they embody culture and heritage while offering an eco-friendly alternative for exploring various destinations worldwide. Whether it is witnessing sunset hues reflecting off Hoian ancient town or experiencing the hustle and bustle of Indian streets - these humble vehicles continue to play an integral role in shaping our travel experiences.