The Transfăgărășan Mountain Road is more than just a scenic route; it’s a feat of engineering carved through Romania’s rugged FăgăraÈ™ Mountains. Built in the 1970s under Nicolae CeauÈ™escu, this twisting, turning masterpiece was intended as a strategic military route in case of Soviet invasion.
And twist it does. With hairpin bends, steep…
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Looks perfect for a James Bond car chase!
HI, Anita:
Generally speaking, there is no problem in taking public transportations with your powered wheelchair here in Tokyo. You can check the station map of Japan Rail and Tokyo metro at;
https://www.jreast.co.jp/multi/en/stations/
https://www.tokyometro.jp/en/subwaymap/index.htmlWe are providing wheelchair travelers with wheelchair…
Hi Anita, You may want to check out this link:
https://www.accessible-japan.com/
Good luck and happy travels.
Because I am finding conflicting information, I’m wondering if you guys can help? My family and I will be traveling to Tokyo in July. We are in need of a rollin/barrier free shower hotel room and wheelchair transportation from this hotel to a couple of attractions. The transportation would need to have a ramp for the power wheelchair (not…
New on the blog on the TWIA website: ‘7 Tips When Traveling as an Amputee From an AK Mama‘ courtesy of Jodie from @learnersandmakers.
From slippery sidewalks to stares and sweaty prosthetics, she shares what most guides skip, and how to keep moving anyway.
Read it: https://theworldisaccessible.com/travel-tips-for-amputees-accessible-travel-guide/
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Travel Tips for Amputees | Learners and Makers | TWIA
Travel tips for amputees from a traveler with a prosthetic leg. From tricky terrain to packing hacks, here’s how to travel with confidence.
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I was super happy I had the chance to meet Jodie when they came through Tokyo – love everything they do
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Thanks for sharing! Love helping others get out there as well as learning from fellow travelers!
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