Kereta Kencana Naga Paksi (Naga Paksi Carriage)

Berurutan dari kiri ke kanan, Kereta Kencana Naga Paksi yang asli dan dua buah replikanya. Yang paling kanan merupakan Naga Paksi terbaru generasi sekarang, dimana kereta tersebut digunakan pada saat prosesi perpindahan pusat pemerintahan bulan lalu. Ketiga kereta kencana ini tersimpan apik di Gedung Kereta Museum Prabu Geusan Ulun.

From left to right, the original Naga Paksi, the old replica and the new one. Naga means Dragon, while Paksi means Elephant, which are refer to the carriage head. The original Naga Paksi carriage used when the family of the Sumedanglarang Kingdom held a big event, such as a wedding. It built in the reign of Pangeran Sugih (1882), older than The 1902 State Landau.

Sebuah becak-motor diparkir di jalan Prabu Geusan Ulun depan Plasa Telkom Sumedang

Now, some pedicabs here turned into a motor-powered, it's no longer a common human-powered transport anymore. Yeah, it's industrial revolution... :0

It's for ABC Wednesday : "I" is for Indonesia local transport, and Outdoor Wednesday #114.

The "onthel" bicycle is becoming popular again here.

This picture is my participation on The Weekend in Black and White.

It's Terex dump truck!! Trust me, it's bigger than your SUV.

Just found this beautiful "mini" red trucks parked orderly at Jatigede Dam. I used Tilt-Shift in Photoscape to make the mini effect.