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3 Sep 2006
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cambodia road conditions
hi guys,
is there anybody out there who knows about the recent road conditions in cambodia and where to drive best at the moment? we plan to cross the border from thailand (aranyaprathet or khlong yai) mid of september....
happy to get any tipps & information
klaus & uli
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9 Sep 2006
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hi,
was there this summer for a month. we did a 4 month trip in southeast on 250 cc motorbikes. i guess it depends on wich bike you bring. around tonle sap and to sihanoukville is oke. coming fom loas to krachi is half paved, half dirt/stones. coming from thaiborder to siemreap is still a mightmare i heard, we took te way south direction koh chang island, a dirt road with small ferryboats and lots of mudfun.
the roads to sen monorom and ban lung are dusty (if dry) but very doable on every bike i guess. the problem is if it starts raining there. dont know the septembermonths in southeast. i was lucky to reach tbeang meanchey and prasat preah vihear but it was way to muddy and dangerous to go to prasat khan in july. there is a nice dirtroad (tollroad) going to koh ker...
anyway, its going to depand on the weather i guess. i prefered the north and the roads in the east. krachi is small but nice (go and see the dolphins) and go do some dirtdriving around sen monorom. theres a nice waterfalls there..
enjoy it and write me how it was in september....
greetz
niels
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13 Sep 2006
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hi niels,
thanks for your answer - we are on our way to the most southern border of thailand and cambodia. some roads still seem to be ok although its rainy season.... we'll let you know how it finally worked out...
klaus & uli
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3 Oct 2006
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hope the message doesn't get though too late...
check www.gt-rider.com.
There's a bunch of up-to-date specialized info on motoring Thailand, cambodia, vietnam and laos. Including road conditions....
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