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Old 26 Jun 2022
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Paris to Bangkok in 2022. What route?

Is anyone currently overlanding from Europe to SE Asia?

Paris - Bangkok is in my head. Can you talk me out of it?

Been riding for a few years. In love with it.

I have time... I'm okay if it takes longer. Just don't recommend me to go the other way around ;-)

Am I crazy?

Been browsing this forum forever, inspiring stuff. Recently rode Northern Thailand on a CRF250.

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But which route - what excites YOU?! Not someone else's idea of the route that excites THEM!
YOU are the one that decides - so give us an idea of what you think is the route for YOU - then we can tell you the good and the bad of that route and suggest alternates - and you always want alternates.
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If you manage to get to Thailand and your passing through the North East, Chum Phae area then message me through the forum and I am sure we can offer you some local grub and a coffee etc.
I will be home early Sept, and hopefully going to the MotoGp in Buriram, 30 Sept till 03 Oct. Otherwise I should be about.

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I guess the «southern route» through Iran-Pakistan-India-Myanmar-Thailand (and whatever you want before Iran) makes most sense these days. Myanmar borders are still closed and nobody knows when they will open so shipping from India to Thailand might be neccesary.

The «northern route» through Russia-Stans-China seeems more difficult nowadays and Chinas borders also closed for a long time.
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Hello everyone,

I also have this project (Paris - Bangkok) for a departure at the beginning of February 2023.

I was thinking of going through Turkey - Iran - Pakistan - India.
Do you have an idea for the passage between India and Thailand?
Is there maybe a cargo that can load us between the two countries? Or another low cost idea?

Thank you for your help!
See you soon on the road

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