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Polaroid of the Week: Traditional Horse-Drawn Carriages in León, Nicaragua

Polaroid of the Week: Traditional Horse-Drawn Carriages in León, Nicaragua

The bustling streets of Nicaragua teem with diverse transport options—from cars and buses to bicycles, pedicabs, and crowded pick-up trucks. Yet, the iconic horse-drawn carriage holds a special place, embodying authentic local life. Far from pricey tourist gimmicks like those in Central Park, these carriages are everyday essentials for cowboys, workers, and families. Horses confidently share the roads with vehicles, a common sight every hour in León.


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