Navigating Malaysia

Read on to learn about the means of transportation available in Malaysia!

Où est le métro? Where is the metro?

Learn about how Parisians and visitors navigate the city. How would you get to the Eiffel Tower?

Beaches, Mountains and Valleys in Tonosí, Panama

In Panama, the Tonosí District is in the southeast part of Los Santos Province. This province is located on the Azuero Peninsula, and happens to be where I'm doing my Hantavirus research.  

Traveling Around South Africa

When was the last time you had to walk to get groceries? Have you ever thought about how much you ride in a car? For South Africans, walking is the most common way to get from place to place. 

Go-Jek and Grab!

Transportation is very different in Indonesia! The transportation that I use here is one that I have never used in the United States. I'm excited to tell you all about it!

Always in a Rush

Public transportation is as important in Soeul as it is in many American cities. The methods of getting around are the same and I've taken public transport, so I thought I'd be prepared. I was wrong!

Where No One Drives a Car

Have you ever wondered how people get around in Singapore? Is it different than in the U.S.? In a city that's short on space, traffic can be pretty heavy. So here's what Singaporeans do about it.

Zooming through the City by Bus

Even though you can get to many corners of Wellington City on foot, by bus is the best way to travel if you want to go any distance. The bus system in Wellington will take you to many places!

How Do We Get There?

In Tel Aviv, there are many different places to discover! The only question is: how are we going to get there? There are many different transportation methods from which people can choose.

Trufis and Micros: How to Get Around in Bolivia!

How do we get where we need to go in Bolivia? We get around every day using the trufis and micros for just two bolivianos (about 30 cents) a ride.  Come learn about these methods of transportation!

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