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12 Nov 2011
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Alternative shipping from India to Thailand
We're in Pakistan and a fellow traveller has told us that we can't get to Nepal which was where we intended to travel with our bikes to Bangkok. Is there another way, ie cheaper, more convenient, easier, safer, better or even possible way to get there is we can't get into Nepal? He says they close the roads due to heavy snow. Don't know if he's right but probably best to ask if there are alternatives.
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12 Nov 2011
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Yes, you could ship from any big city in India, where there are flights or shipfreight connections to Thailand (or Malaysia.. and I assume you have the carnet, so you could send there as well). Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, probably Kolkata and many others, too.
The downside is, that it´s in many ways a bureaucratic nightmare to ship out of India – and I have firsthand experience, because I did that by air from Chennai 4 years ago. Do-able, but extremely frustrating  (actually that is why many seem to prefer to ship from/to Nepal rather than India). I haven´t followed the situation in Nepal, and have no experience from Nepal myself.... but that snow thing does sound a bit strange. Even if it´s true, it probably affects certain areas, and not the whole country. edit. our shipping from Chennai in -08 explained here (at the end of the 1st part - sorry there´s still some Finnish in between, but shipping stuff is fully in English): http://www.moto1.fi/blog.htm
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13 Nov 2011
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Greetings from Nepal. Actually,You got wrong information about Nepal. Nowadays here are lots of bike came through India.No problem at all. You can get more information from these traveler who just cross Indian boarder a going to ship their bike to Bangkok www.2up2far.com Johan and Milda ongediertebestrijder@hotmail.com sunnepalexport@gmail.com Regards, Sara
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Motorcycle Shipping out of Nepal Thamel-16, (Next to kathmandu Guest House), Kathmandu, Nepal.Tel No: +977 9851136824 Web:http://www.eagleexportcargo.com
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13 Nov 2011
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Snow? Where? We are right now in Kathmandu. It's around 25 degrees during the day and it gets around 15 degrees in the evening. Didn't see any snow on our way. I Think you need to go to the mountain passes to find it... Wouldn't miss Nepal. After India it's very relaxed..
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