Israel is a country about the size of New Jersey. It's small, but it still has all of the modes of transportation you're used to: planes, trains, buses, cars...and maybe some you haven't!
To get around in South Korea, the main vehicles used are trains, buses and bikes. People own cars in South Korea, but in the cities it's much easier to use public transportation.
Travel is one of life's necessities for everyone. But not every country offers the same modes of transportation. Let's explore how people get around in China!
A riddle for the day: you normally sit on the left, but this time you are on the right. You normally go with the flow, but now you push against the current. Silence is now a cacophony. Where are you?
Most people get around Pamplona by walking. This is because of Pamplona's narrow streets, communally-oriented activities, size, city planning, and environmental conscientiousness.
Getting around Ghana has been an adventure in itself! Tro-tros are the main form of transportation that people use every single day. These large vans are not only reliable, but also affordable!
Every day, more than one million people travel within the city of Barcelona. They take the metro, buses, cars and taxis, ride an electric scooter or walk. There is even a funicular!
