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thailand myanmar india
We are postponing until beginning of June, because our guide is in contact with other people, who maybe could join us.
If there are more people interested, please contact us!
Ronald & Rini Brouwer
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Why travelling in group?
Hi friends,
I'm wondering why you want/need to travel in group in Myanmar? And why do you need a guide? I have been travelling in Myanmar for 1 month by bicycle in 2003 and again in 2006 without any guide or agency.
Now I'm planning about riding from Cambodia to Nepal in 2015 or 2016 (by motorbike) going through Thailand, Myanmar and India. So, I'm interested to know about getting visa and crossing borders between Thailand/Myanmar and Myanmar/India. I don't want to travel with a guide in Myanmar at all. It would be great if people here could share their experiences.
Thanks much!
Freddy
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Hi
By motorbike you need a guide, a travel agent, a govenement person and a driver. Costs for about 10 days by yourself are anything from 3000-10000 usd. So it's good to find others.
When in 2015 are you going...? We might be planning something.
You also need a permit to go to that province in India via motorbike, then burma you need the four people and you can only exit into thailand, not laos.
cheers
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Originally Posted by icarus
Hi friends,
I'm wondering why you want/need to travel in group in Myanmar? And why do you need a guide? I have been travelling in Myanmar for 1 month by bicycle in 2003 and again in 2006 without any guide or agency.
Now I'm planning about riding from Cambodia to Nepal in 2015 or 2016 (by motorbike) going through Thailand, Myanmar and India. So, I'm interested to know about getting visa and crossing borders between Thailand/Myanmar and Myanmar/India. I don't want to travel with a guide in Myanmar at all. It would be great if people here could share their experiences.
Thanks much!
Freddy
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Hi Guys,
I'm planning Aus to UK trip, starting early Sept. Planning to do Myanmar early 2015 (Jan or Feb). Another couple (overland15) are planning same either March/April - refer link http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...overland-76454
Keen to join forces with anyone traveling at that time.
We have a couple of quotes from Tin (Bright View Travels & Tours) and Mutu (Welcome to : Myanmar Expert Travel and Tours Co., Ltd.). Can forward details if you want.
Cheers, Rob.
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