The recently added battery operated trains go all around the city and are more efficient than the tube, and more eco friendly then other transport methods.

Similar to the DLR in London, but the lines are larger and run parallel to cars. It is not cheap to take a ride on a train but you can buy a day pass for 6 Xrbian dollars, as opposed to taking one ride for 2.80.

So don’t be fooled by tourist traps, look at the travel pass options before you go! You can also pick up a train map from tourist bureaus or check online at the Xrbia Transport website.

written by  Miriam on May 2, 2012 from Hua Hin, Thailand
from the travel blog: Xrbia
tagged Beach, Transport, Trains and Technology
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Can u pls tell me how to reach Xrbia ?Pls ia m unable to find this any where on net.

written by  himani Verma on June 19, 2012

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Himani, sadly, it's just a teaser ad campaign. You'll see what it's all about in a day or two.

written by  narayan on June 20, 2012

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HOAX! no such place called Xrbia.

written by  hoax hoax on June 20, 2012

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Yea even i cudnt find any such place....what is this?

written by  DK on June 20, 2012

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Just the latest scam, guys. So, before you hand over money to so-called agents in your attempt to get rich by becoming coolies in yet another part of the world, use a bit of commonsense.

written by  Eks on June 20, 2012

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