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Hi Jean-Claude
The project is planned. Everything is arranged.
Hope you will find some other traveller s in september.
Greetings from Nepal
Roman
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[QUOTE=puimori;367134]Hi Roman
I am travelling with an iveco 4X4 actualy in sikkim
where are you with your project going to china from pakistan ,
I am doing the same but in september because I like to trek in july.
Cheers
Jean-claude[/QUOTE
September is early fall in Western China and Pakistan, good for autumn colours..
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Originally Posted by nicolumbus
Hi Jean-Claude
The project is planned. Everything is arranged.
Hope you will find some other traveller s in september.
Greetings from Nepal
Roman
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Hi Roman,
I intent to travel from Pakistan to Kyrgyzstan via Xinjiang in June, too. This wasn’t my original plan and thus, I’m a bit behind schedule regarding organization. I just found this thread.
I’m in touch with Wayne from Xinjiang & Tibet Expeditions, who would arrange the documents for me & my motorbike for driving through Xinjiang. Nothing is, however, fixed yet and I’m looking for alternative offers. Therefore, I’m curious about the details of your project. Maybe, there’s a possibility to join you or to meet you on the way, at least.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Cheers,
Kevin
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Hi, I am looking for rough costs of crossing the China part of KKH by a vehicle (smaller van). Could somebody point me in the right direction?
We planned to go from Iran to India through Quetta, but the safety aspect of this seems to be worse and worse. KKH seems like the only other option.
Thanks.
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Hey
It all depends on how long you stay in China and how many cars you are...
one car, 5 days: around 2500 Euro minimum
7 cars, 5 days: around 500 Euro per car
Why is Iran - Pakistan not safe? Just had a talk with the Pakistan embassy of Berne. They told me it is safe at the moment... I ll travel that route in this Summer...
See yaa
Roman
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