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Varanassi to Nepal
Hi,
I'm currently in Varanassi on a 500cc Bullet and I'm thinking of heading up to Nepal in the next three or four days. Anyone travelling in this area want to come along for the ride or meet up?
Aidan
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Hey Aidan,
am currently in Kathmandu and will be at least until the 17th and intend to head west.
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Lars
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You'll be waiting longer than that. Your bloody bike hasn't arrived yet Lars!
I'm in KTM and plan to head west to Himachal Pradesh and Ladakh in the next few days if it's any help.
My bike is actually HERE too.
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See you in Khatmandu
Lars / NamasteBuzz,
I'll be leaving Varanassi on 14th and I think it'll take about 3 days to get to Khatmandu. I'll post my Indian mobile number tomorrow (haven't got phone with me now) and we'll see if we can meet up. I've no problem heading west as I intend to be in or around Leh / Ladakh etc in June.
Aidan
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Info to Namaste Buzz>>
Namaste Buzz, if you are riding down to Ladakh ,
Please note below the schedule / table of the Himalayan Odyssey >> the trip organized by royal Enfield.
At least the distances and altitudes might help. The road opens up in June and I am planning to ride there in June mid (got leaves from June 19 till July 7th)
SO I’ll be there around this time!
Lets see if we can meet up!
regards,
Red Bull
and My Indian Mobile No is 9881498694
Date Itinerary Distance (km) Passes on route & height (m) Height at destination (m) Route description
24th June Delhi - Chandigarh 250 - 0 Smooth fast 4/6 lane highway with fast (and natorious) trafic till Ambala and then dual carriageway with similar traffic.
25th June Chandigarh - Manali 290 - 2,050 50-70 km of plains and then fantastic hill roads with great view but sometimes chaotic traffic.
26th June Manali - Tupchiling 107 Rohtang La 3,978 3,100 Steep narrow hill roads over Rothang La to Kokhsar then a gradual stretch to Tandi/ Tupchiling.
27th June Tupchiling - Sarchu 122 Baralacha La 4,897 4,250 Can expect, water crossings, rough and broken roads over Baralacha La.
28th June Sarchu - Debring 128 Nakeela 4,500
Lachlung La 5,060 4,600 Can expect, water crossings, rough and broken roads near Pang.
29th June Debring - Leh 148 Tanglang La 5,360 3,500 Arduous climb over Tanglang La then a gradual cruise to leh.
30th June Leh - - - -
1st July Leh-Khardung La-Leh 42+42 Khardung La 5,602 - Vertical climb of over 2km over 42km makes it the biggest climb of the trip but past experience could make it seem easy.
2nd July Leh - - - -
3rd July Leh - Debring 148 Tanglang La 5,360 4,600 -
4th July Debring - Sarchu 128 Nakeela 4,500 Lachlung La 5,060 4,250 -
5th July Sarchu - Manali 229 Baralacha La 4,897
Rohtang La 3,978 2,050 -
6th July Manali - Chandigarh 290 - 0 -
7th July Chandigarh - Delhi 250 - 0
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In Nepal
Hi guys,
I got to Nepal today, but couldn't face going all the way to noisy polluted Kathmandu, I'm currently in Pakhora and will be here for the next five or so days, drop me an email at ampr1150gs@yahoo.co.uk and hopefully we can meet up.
Aidan
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