The history of trishaws in
Terengganu dated back almost
a generation ago introduced by
Chinese immigrants. Used to be a
preferred mode of transportation back in the 1900s to
70s but
as modernization slowly adapts
to the way
of life with people able to afford their own mean of transportation,
trishaw is no longer significant. Although
it is no longer
functional as the
preferred choice, it is more
for recreational purposes,
sending children to schools
or transporting goods. There
are not as
many trishaws as it used to be
and those around
belong to elderly Malays. Take a sightseeing tour of attractions within
Kuala Terengganu such as Chinatown, Istana Maziah, Bukit Puteri, the Waterfront
or just fancy for a ride around town with no specific place to go. Try
it...It‟ll be worth an experience.
(before its become extinct in the next 10 yrs….)
in you are interested you can read the stories about The 60-year-old trishaw pedaller seen in this picture at Here
in you are interested you can read the stories about The 60-year-old trishaw pedaller seen in this picture at Here
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