A common name for a three-wheeled vehicle in some countries is a "tuk-tuk." These small vehicles are especially popular in various parts of Asia, such as Thailand, India, and Sri Lanka. Tuk-tuks are often used for short-distance travel and can navigate narrow streets more easily than larger vehicles. They typically have a cabin for the driver at the front and a seated area for passengers at the back, usually covered by a fabric or hardtop. Many travelers enjoy riding tuk-tuks for their affordability, unique experience, and a chance to see local sights up close.