January 18th, 2011
by Mark Chesnut
latinflyer.com
The pulmonía is a unique, fun alternative to taxi cabs in Mazatlan, Mexico, |
What better way to travel than aboard an overgrown golf cart? In Mazatlán — the Mexico vacation hotspot often called the “Pearl of the Pacific” because of its scenic Pacific coast location — it’s the most enjoyable way to get around (and a lot more interesting than a regular taxi). The pulmonía — which means, literally, “pneumonia” — is a quirky form of transportation with an interesting moniker, and you won’t find anything quite like it anywhere else. During my most recent visit to Mazatlán, I made this VIDEO introduction to the pulmonía experience. Hop on board (and hold on to your hat; it’s a bit windy!).
Stay tuned to LatinFlyerBlog.com for even more photos, videos and reviews from Mazatlán.
Stay tuned to LatinFlyerBlog.com for even more photos, videos and reviews from Mazatlán.
The pulmonía cuts a hard-to-forget profile against Mazatlan’s waterfront. |
Watch the LatinFlyer video for the story behind how these quirky pulmonia vehicles got their name! |
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