Just your kind of transport
Travel Asia - Kumuka Style
Kumuka is about giving you local insights as well as Rickshaws & Tuk-tuks Plane & Overnight Train
adventure, so, where we think you will get more
Try a rickshaw, tuk-tuk or songthaew for that
To reduce travelling time we use internal flights on
out of your holiday by using different means of
extra local thrill.The tuk-tuk is a three-wheeled
domestic airlines, giving us extra time to maximise
transport, that is what we do.The use of a variety
sightseeing. We also use overnight sleeper trains
open sided vehicle that can carry between three
throughout South East Asia, China and India.The
of private transport is an integral part of our Asian
and six passengers. Rickshaws and tuk-tuks are
trains generally have air-conditioned carriages and
tours which enhances your experience of Asia.
often used as part of the tour but they are also
we travel in tourist-class sleeper cabins.
Minibus
the perfect way to get about during free time.
Riverboats
We use minibuses rather than local buses.These
You can arrange the price with the driver, and
Whether your destination is the Yangtze River in
small, light vehicles are more manoeuvrable and
they are an inexpensive and generally faster
China or the Ganges in India, Kumuka river cruises
flexible enabling us to take you to more remote,
alternative to taxis. Songthaews operate as
add to the local colour and adventure on your trip.
less visited areas.The minibuses are usually air-
communal taxis and are used in Chiang Mai,
We use long tail boats in Laos, rice boats in South
conditioned unless we are travelling in cooler areas Thailand, to transport us from the train station
East Asia and India, longboats in Borneo and cruise
or at altitude. to the hotel. boats on the Yangtze in China.
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