Convertible wagon

"Convertible wagon," it's a wagon with a roof / a top cover for sunscreen, like an ancient carriage, but with a cow / buffalo.

The highlight of the convertible wagon.

• Have a curved hood or roof made of rattan bamboo and then covered or from

• Used in long travel work because people on wagons will not be exposed to direct rain.

• The wheel is wooden, strong, can be used to carry goods or people.

• The mood looks like an "ancient tour bus" of the ancients. 🤣

Some areas in Thailand are called different, such as

• "Curved stall wagon"

• "Convertible wagon"

• Or "travel wagon."

The convertible wagon is a traveling wagon, not a farm truck, so the people who use it are the ones who have to "travel a long way + want to sunscreen the rain." There are usually three or four large groups like this. 👇

1) peddler / caravan

• hawkers, pots, cups, cloth, utensils

• It takes several days to travel, so it has to be covered.

• Most of them are village-district walkers

2) Travel Doctor / Folk Doctor

• Doctors treat folk diseases that need to go to different villages.

• Use a convertible wagon because you have to keep the treatment + walk far

3) The troupe / ancient troupe

• The ancient Ligue

• Faculty of Music Wiring

• Must carry a lot and travel with the whole faculty

4) Boss / Adult to Travel Long Distance

• In the old days, in some communities, if a headman, a father, or an elderly person traveled,

• You can use a comfortable cart without sun exposure.

5) Common folk, but travel by day.

• Go to a foreign temple event

• Visit distant relatives

• Or unload the items to sit with.

It's easy to call:

👉 Ordinary wagon = used in fields.

👉 Convertible wagon = used to travel long distances / travel across districts