From buses to skiing to ferries, Estonians rely on diverse methods of transportation to get where they need to go. Estonians love to travel and to enjoy the outdoors, whether rain, snow or shine.
The Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela sits at the end of a spiritual pilgrimage, which thousands of people every year walk for hundreds of miles to come to the shrine of St. James. Learn more here!
Taiwan is just as chock full of planes, trains and automobiles as anywhere else. The travel customs here, though, are definitely unique. Learning to get around also involves learning cultural habits.
Mongolia uses many forms of transportation, but cars are a staple for most Mongolians. However, for those of us without cars, informal taxi services nicknamed "ninja taxis" are commonly used.
It is very easy and cheap to get around in Morocco. Living here made me realize how most of the world operates when the transportation system is more reliant upon public transit instead of cars.
