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Anyone crossing Iran - Pakistan border
We are two guys entering Iran Wednesday this week and planning to cross the Iran - Pakistan border sometimes mid next week, just checkingf if anyone is interested to join us on the way to Quetta?
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sorry, not joining but wondering about things
Hey guys,
I just saw your thread about crossing Iran-Pakistan border. Have you come from the east or going east? We're hatching a plan to go up Africa, round Jordan, Syria, ? Iran, Pakistan, India, and not sure if one can get past or through Myanmar, and then on to Thailand and possibly Singapore. Let me know if you get a chance.
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Hi Chiromal
We are going east!
You will most likely not get into Myanmar at least we have a clear no on that matter. Our plan is to fly the bikes from Dhaka to Singapore and then countinue by land to Thailand.
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Originally Posted by SSSFCL
Hi Chiromal
We are going east!
You will most likely not get into Myanmar at least we have a clear no on that matter. Our plan is to fly the bikes from Dhaka to Singapore and then countinue by land to Thailand.
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Hi there, I am now in Pokhara Nepal leaving on Monday for Pakistan. Come from Thailnd and through india up to Nepal some month ago/- heading on now back west towards Europe.
Forgett about Myanmar- undoable. I tried for 6 weeks and they still laugh at me... Visa to go is ok but never with your bike.
Anyone going west the next weeks give my a mail!! Hate to travel alone for now on my KTM.
email for info emanuel.par 'at' gmail 'dot' com
Nepal, India, Pakistan, Iran, Turkey and up in Europe.
Manne
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Manne
Last edited by Bertrand; 20 Sep 2009 at 20:42.
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Are you still in Iran ?
Hi guys,
This is Sareh and Jorge and we dont have bikes but a small orange car and planning to go through pakistan to india.
we would like to travel with others if possible ...
or if you have already gone could you please give us some info on how it all went !!
thanks heaps and hope there is always a road for you
Sareh and Jorge
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i start in germany at the 7th october an will also cross turkey,iran, pakistan.
i hope i meet some of you on the way. so if anyone starts at the same time, let me know.
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to ackman and the other travellers
Hello all travellers,
we are planning to do the turkey - singapore overland route next spring.
I also posted a question about pakistan - iran border crossing in this thread:
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...crossing-39048
Maybe some of you have a lead on this?
Would be glad if you could post your blog addresses, very keen to read about your adventures.
Have a safe trip and wonderful experience!
Best,
ch
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Hi travelers
I will start my voyage to Turkeyand Iran on 3 of April 2010. We will start from Poland by LR Defender. Maybe somebody will join us.
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in istanbul headin towards nepal
hey guys im in istanbul now just riden from uk heading towards india then flying to south east and on to aus should be leaving istanbul in morning if iran visa is all clear then prob a week before i hit iran border im riding a cb250rs so no great top speed but i catch up quick on the fun roads should be wild camping most of the way with the odd hostel oh and im only 24 if that matters
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John,
We're a Belgian couple going 2-up on a weestrom to Nepal. We're in the southeast of Turkey at the moment. We'll be crossing in Iran in about 10 to 15 days. We'll be 3O days in Iran. So crossing into Pakistan the end of November.
When I see your itenary you'll be a bit earlier in Iran, so probably we'll miss you.
But anyway, we'll keep in touch.
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hey gert 84
hey gert84 i got held up in central turkey for a few days... somebody robbed me with a rifle while i was camping was not to fun but army guys caught him and i had to spend two days in the midle of nowhere waiting for all the court stuff to finnish. so i wont be in tehran untill the 22-10 then i think i will be around for a week or so getting pak visa and some work on bike let us no if you get there any time this month cheers john
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Yeh i am interested to join u..
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We crossed the Iran Pakistan border beginning September 2009 and got to Danbaldin the first day where we stayed at a small hotel located just along the main highway, can't remember the name. Great place very friendly guy who sells which is quite nice after some time in Iran. The following day we went to Quetta.
The road between Taftan and Dalbandin is good without any problems and the road between Daldanbin and Quetta isn't that bad either. However we made the huge mistake of taking the north route over the mountains from Quetta to Multan. Initially the road is ok but then it turns into a motocross track for somewhere in the region of 150 km. We spent 17 hours from Quetta to Multan as the escorting police didn't allow us to put up our tents anywhere along the route. I don't know if the south route is any better but it can't be any worse than the route over the mountains which took us by total surprise as everybody had been talking about the bad road between Taftan and Quetta.
The police finally let us go by ourselfs approx. 50 km south of Lahore. Also be prepared to have a police sitting on the back of the bike with an AK47 as we had that all the way from Taftan to Quetta.
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michael
hi ,am in yahsd on the way to pakistan ,
looking also for travelmate
riding an africa twin
email ...motomichael@gmx.net
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Turkey in November
Hi Ackman,
will take you some time to get to Turkey/ Iran from Germany. Don't under estimate the temperature in Anatolia and northern Iran. This time of the year, you will freeze your arse off, in all that snow and coldness.
Despite all of this, happy trip and stay upright.
Cheers Helgo
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