1. Three-wheeler
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| Photo: Trong Luan |
The three-wheeler is a rudimentary means of transport. Visitors to Quan Lan Island in Quang Ninh province are surprised to see each carrying 8-10 person.
2. Cyclo
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| Photo: Dulichhue |
The Cyclo (cycle rickshaw) is also a unique means of transport that has become very popular in central Hue City and at many tourism sites across the country. It’s high enough for two tourists on a sight-seeing tour.
3. Horse-drawn carriage
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| Photo: DulichDalat |
It is a vehicle most favoured by travellers to the sea, coastal and highland areas, who like to hear the hoofs and tinkling sounds of tintinnabulum.
4. Elephant ride
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| Photo: Dulichtaynguyen |
Tourists to the Central Highland region never miss the chance to ride tame elephants around a hamlet or cross the Serepok River.
5. Tandem bicycle
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Visitors to Bai Chay, Haiphong, Danang or Vung Tau feel quite relaxed to ride tandem bikes along the sandy beaches.
6. Tramcar
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| Photo: coto.gov.vn |
It is a green electric vehicle often seen running in Hanoi, Ninh Binh and Danang, even on Co To Island – 80km far from the mainland where it can transport 6-8 passengers smoothly around this pearl island.
7. Rowing kayak
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| Photo: dulichvietnam |
The Kayak boat is mainly for those who like adventure tourism. It looks like a Vietnamese dug-out canoe. Visitors to Ha Long, Haiphong and Nha Trang will have the chance to enjoy this kind of tourism service.
8. Helicopter
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| Photo: dulichvietnam. |
This is a new tourism service provided at Ha Long, Sapa and Cat Ba sites for those who wish to see the whole scenery at an attitude of 300m.
9. Cable car
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| Photo: dulichvietnam. |
This means of transport is now available at Vinpearland in Nha Trang, Ba Na in Danang and Yen Tu in Quang Ninh to save travel time for tourists.
10. Dug-out canoe
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| Photo: dulichvietnam. |
