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18 Mar 2014
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Share China Costs
Hi all,
We are planing to leave the UK around the 27th of April 2015 and want to head through the Stans on our way back to OZ. (1 Van, 4 people)
We'd definitely be interested in meeting up with others to share the costs of going through China. But neither the route is set so far so if anyone has a stricter plan, we are happy to align with ours.
Hopeful speak to you all soon.
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2 Apr 2014
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Hi,
Me and 3 others on motorcycles (all Malaysians) plan to ride Germany to Malaysia starting in May 2015. We may include China if number is appropriate to cut cost. Seem your timing match our with few adjustment if that not to difficult to adjust. Our route may include Germany, Latvia, Estonia, Russia, the Stans, China, Mongolia, China, Laos, Thailand and Malaysia.
It would be nice if others can make up for number. We can communicate in details. My email amzahsulaiman@yahoo.com.
BTW, when you cross into Thailand and Malaysia we are more than happy to give all the necessary assistance you require. Look forward
Amzah
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2 Apr 2014
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share china costs
Hi all,
my next ride to Asia will include China, and I hope I can cross the border with the bike, if not I will buy a bike in China.
I will leave very early in the year, 01. April from Sagres Portugal and ride fast thru Russia. The idea at the moment is to cross from Russia (near Vladivostok) into China. But I could change my plan and go into Mongolia. But I want to cross around Mid or End of May 2015, anyone willing to cross together?
Saludos desde Bolivia
mika
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25 May 2014
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Hi We're a kiwi couple looking to motorbike through Tibet (April May 2015) ending in Kathmandu to climb to Base Camp. Would be keen to do with some like minded people as we are way out our depth!
Just keen for an adventure!!!
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18 Jul 2014
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We plan to cross china from mongolia to laos in september 2015 (1 RV, 5 people).
Who's in to share the costs ?
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19 Jul 2014
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I'll be going from Laos into China the across to Mongolia and will be keen to share the cost. My timing is a little vague still - sometime between 2017 and 2019!
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24 Jul 2014
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To make a group
Generally speaking, the cost for China paperwork is not cheap, besides all the procedures with paperwork, they also require:
1. For self-driving group: a Chinese guide is necessary.
2. For riding group: a Chinese guide and a supporting car is necessary. So the riding group will be more expensive if you don't have your own supporting car.
These three are the main cost in a adventure trip.
therefore, maybe this is a good idea: to mix the self-driving group and riding group, then the guest's vehicle also can be the supporting car to save the cost.
but need to note the points:
1. in principle, the motorbike cannot riding on the expressway in China. and the whole group need to follow a fixed route, therefore the vehicle should follow the motorcycle to explore the normal way(national road, county road etc.)
for example: if you would make a group driving from Laos to Mongolia, then you should take the normal way, there should note for the driving hours each day.
but if you make a group go through the Xinjiang-Tibet, not too much problems cause it's all the normal way in the highland.
2. Even if you make a group respective into "car" and "motorbike" group, you'd better to choose the similar type of "vehicles", like 4x4, sedan, big campervan etc. different vehicle may require different road conditions.
hope these info make sense for you. welcome to write to me for learning more specific information at abby.zhang@navo-tour.com
And hope all of you will have a wonderful exploration in China!
Welcome to China!
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8 Oct 2014
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Hey All,
Thanks for all the responses but our plans have changed and we are not leaving in 2015 but in 2016 in order to give us more time to save money. We are still planning on going through China and if anyone is doing the trip in 2016 we would love to hear from you. I hope everyone planning to going well and safe travelling
Kind regards
Kiwis on tour
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17 Oct 2014
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hello,
I'm french, I would cross the china and share agency fee to go to Nepal and Tibet, a meeting point, Kyrgyzstan and Mongolia (by Bulgan) or otherwise, my dates are not yet fixed, starting in 2015.
thierry www.lesroutesdailleurs.com
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31 Dec 2014
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China Overland
Hi Guys
Darren and I a couple of Australians are planning a similar trip, UK to Aus leaving the UK May 2015 in our Australian Landcruiser with rooftop tent and are looking to share costs across china. Would love to Chat.
Kind Regards Lisa
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31 Dec 2014
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Hi lisa,
We have a guide booked for crossing china from mongolia to laos, in september. 3 vehicules confirmed. Please let me k'ow if that could fit with yours plans. You can reach me trough my blog so that i send you the itinary and cost (can't join a file on the forum).
Hope to hear from you
Maryline, from france
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Transit China in September from Kyrgyzstan - 4wd
Hi Guys,
We are two Brits on our way to Australia seeking to meet up with one other 4wd for a fairly quick China transit in mid September.
We have a no guide option at 2450 euros for each of two cars.
Lets talk
Paul & Paul
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