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7 เมืองในโลกที่ไม่มีรถยนต์แม้แต่คันเดียว มีเพียงเรือ จักรยาน ม้า และรถม้าเท่านั้น
7 เมืองในโลกที่ไม่มีรถยนต์แม้แต่คันเดียวมีเพียงเรือ จักรยาน ม้า และรถม้าเท่านั้น ลองชมกันครับ เครดิต บทความในแฟนเพจ Khon-Kool-Klong ที่น่าสนใจผมขออนุญาตคัดลอกมาเผยแพร่ครับ เครดิต เพจ คน คู คลอง เรื่องจริง ที่มีอยู่จริงบนโลก 7เมืองในโลกที่ไม่มีรถยนต์แม้แต่คันเดียว มีเพียงเรือ จักยาน ม้า และรถม้าเท่านั้นลองดูกันค่ะว่ามีเมืองอะไรบ้าง ลองจินตนาการดูคร่าวๆ นะคะถ้าสมมติว่าวันหนึ่งบ้านเราไม่มีรถยนต์บนท้องถนนเลย แต่ปรับเป็นอย่างอื่นแทน เช่นจักรยาน หรือเมืองที่ล้อมรอบไปด้วยเเม่น้ำลำคลองอย่าง กรุงเทพมหานครก็น่าจะเหมาะไม่น้อย ที่จะมีการสัญจรทางเรืออย่างสะดวกสบาย #คลอง #การขนส่งสาธารณะ #เมืองที่ไม่มีรถยนต์  เครดิตภาพ Businessinsider.com 1. Giethoorn, Netherlands Inthe Nordic town of Giethoorn, instead of roads, they have canals. Known astheVenice of the North, Giethoorn has become a huge attraction for tourists whowant to enjoy the simpler pleasures of life, and who want to enjoy adestination with no cars. Thetown was founded by a group of fugitives in 1230. When they stumbled across theland, they immediately noticed a pile of goat horns, presumably left from anarea flood. So they named the area Giethoorn, meaning goat horn. Theremarkable feature of this town is the system of canals that the locals use fordaily transportation. Colonists formed the canals when they discovered theabundance of peat in the area. Needing a way to access the peat, they carvedout narrow waterways in which they could row their boats, and these waterwaysbecame the canals that make the town famous. Today,boats with small electric motors float serenely through canals, providing dailytransportation for the locals and tours for the visitors. In the winter, thecanals freeze over and thousands of tourists flock to the area for excellentice skating.
เครดิตภาพ Businessinsider.com 2. Mackinac Island, Michigan Fivehundred people live on Lake Hurons Mackinac island permanently, but thatnumber rises over the summer as tourists flood the northern Michigan resorttowns cottages and hotels. But, a reminder to all the visitors: no carsallowed. Theisland outlawed motorized vehicles in 1898, so if you want to get anywhere now,you have to walk, ride a bike or hop in a horse-drawn buggy. Beforethe ban, tourists brought cars to island, and it spooked the horses and ruinedthe sense of quiet that the residents of the peaceful island love. So, thetownspeople banded together and banned cars. Now, the only cars that are on theisland are solely there for emergency circumstances.
เครดิตภาพ https://misshaileyjane.wordpress.com/2014/12/07/dream-dinner-destination-hydra-greece/ 3. Hydra, Greece Inthe Aegean Sea, between the Saronic and Argolic Gulfs, sits an island calledHydra. The main city, Hydra port, as its simply called, is the classic Greektown: white houses covering the hills of the area and a pure, clear oceannearby. Whatskept the island so pristine is its preservation law which doesnt allow theinstallation of new buildings that would take away from the appearance of thetown. On top of that, there are no cars in the town because the roads are toonarrow and steep to drive on. So, Hydra is in much the same state as it was 50years ago.
เครดิตภาพ //activerain.com/image_store/uploads/6/5/1/7/3/ar130668533437156.JPG 4. Fire Island, NY Noone is quite sure where Fire Island got its name. Some say it was due toamisspelling on a deed, others insist that the name originates from an instancewhenpirates set fire to loot on the islands shores. But the island off thecoast of Long Island isnt known for its name; its known for its size.Although its 31 miles long, it spans only a quarter mile wide at its widestspot. Theisland is simply not wide enough for cars. The people of the island forgo carsfor bikes. The lack of cars also means that people lug everything everywhere. Aweeklong vacation equals a week of clothes, but without car trunks, residentsand visitors uselarge wagons to carry their things. Instead of parking spotsfor cars, Fire Island haswagon parking lots.
เครดิตภาพ https://ciudadmaravillosa.files.wordpress.com/2015/03/paqueta.jpg 5. Paqueta, Brazil Thisisland off the coast of Brazil was originally home to the Tamoio Indian tribe.The Tamoio were a primarily hunting tribe, sustaining themselves by living offthe land. When the French invaded their land, the Tamoio joined with thePortuguese and defeated their rivals, but this all but wiped out the Tamoio.This conflict marked the turn of the island from the hunting and gatheringisland that the Tamoio knew to an island that farmed to produce fruit,vegetables and timber. Today,with its cobblestone streets and absence of vehicles, Paqueta maintains its oldtime charm.
เครดิตภาพ //foundtheworld.com/venice-italy/ 6. Venice, Italy Probablythe most famous of all the car-less cities is the empire that is Venice. Veniceis known for its wide canals and luxurious architecture. But how did Veniceeven become a city? Inthe 5th century A.D., the Roman civilization had fallen, and barbarians weretaking advantage of the chaos by raiding Romes former territories. The Romansdecided to flee their homes and establish temporary settlements on the marshesof Torcello, Iesolo and Malamocco, the area that came to be known as Venice. Thesetemporary settlements eventually became permanent, and refugees from otherparts of the fallen empire came and set up camp in the marshes. Today, Veniceis actually 118 separate islands connected by canals and bridges, eachoriginally formed by a specific group of refugees.
เครดิตภาพ //content.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1924149_1924154_1924430,00.html 7. Vauban, Germany Thissmall progressive town in Germany was created to be a sustainable place forpeople to live. The town was purposefully planned in a way that wasenvironmentally, economically and socially sustainable. Whendesigning the town, the city council had a number of goals in mind. Theirprimary goal was to design the city in such a way where the city center wascompletely free of cars. Other goals included creating businesses, publicparks, schools and homes in a way that created a convenient way of life forthose who chose to live in Vauban. Thoughthe city center doesnt allow cars, those who choose to have cars are requiredto park them in a lot on the periphery of the residential area, thus creating aparking-free area where the citizens live. The 40 percent of citizens whochoose to forgo cars altogether are given a monetary reward or free use of thetram. Today,Vauban has 5,000 inhabitants and 600 local jobs.
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