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petcul 31 Jan 2009 14:08

Kathmandu, Nepal
 
There are one, two or three of us (we're all thinking:confused1:) of travelling from the U.K. to Kathmandu and back starting mid August 2009.

The journey through Europe is flexible but probably taking a northern route on the way out and southern on the way back. Then Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India and Nepal.

Time scale 2 - 3 months.

Anybody else interested?

AT.it 31 Jan 2009 16:50

If I loose my job I m with You:clap:......ok ok just kidding

I would be happy if I manage to get to Armenia during august, By the way, have you been to St. Louis recently ? What is like in Mauritania (safe whise)

Thanks
ciao
At

PS
I wish you all the best for your trip

Tim Cullis 1 Feb 2009 09:59

Hi Peter

I've been thinking for some time about doing northern India overland and am currently getting info together and sketching routes. It looks about 6500 miles Calais to Kathmandu.

I might be interested in joining your outbound leg, at least for the Turkey >Iran >Pakistan >India section.

I'm not sure about the return leg. I suspect I would want to stay longer but not sure how I go about getting the return visa through Pakistan.

Probably using F650GS twin though the R1200GSA is an alternative.

Tim

petcul 1 Feb 2009 12:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by AT.it (Post 226283)
If I loose my job I m with You:clap:......ok ok just kidding

I would be happy if I manage to get to Armenia during august, By the way, have you been to St. Louis recently ? What is like in Mauritania (safe whise)

Thanks
ciao
At

PS
I wish you all the best for your trip

Hi AT,

St. Louis brilliant as usual.

Even though there was a military coup in Mauritania you'd be hard pressed to notice any difference. Still the same corruption, still the same hassle at Rosso, slightly more hassle at Djama but not as bad as Rosso. No problems at the Morrocan and Malian crossings. Atar region, despite terrorist problems, seems to have stabilised and is brilliant

Link to blog

petcul | peter cullen | Travel Blog

Link to photos

Travels with a Dakar - West Africa 2008 - a set on Flickr

If you want any specific information just PM me.

Cheers.

Peter

James Rothwell 2 Feb 2009 21:15

I'd love to do this trip but can't this year due to money and work. How much would it cost for this trip do you think?

Are you driving or riding?

I can't wait until you guys head off, make sure you snap away like no tommorow!


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