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Crossing Myanmar From Thai into India September

Hi,
I am planning to ride cross Myanmar from Thailand into India in early September this year. Is there anyone there making the same way? We can group to cut down cost.
Preliminary, I am in contact with Myanmar expert travel & tours. Their quotation as follows:

Day 1 - Measot Thai - Myawaddy - Hpa An. 160km
Day 2 - Hpa An - Taungoo - 400km
Day 3 - Taungoo - Bagan - 540km
Day 4 - Bagan
Day 5 - Bagan- Monywa - 220km
Day 6 - Monywa - Kalay - 200km
Day 7 - Kalay - Tamu - Moreh (India) - 128 km

Tour cost USD 3200 - 1 bike
USD 4500 - 2 bike
USD 5000 - 3 bike
USD 5500 - 4 bike
Incl permission fee, escourt fee,guide fee, liasion officer fee, insurance and road tax.

Is there anyone who have gone thro the same way any comments or other recommended tour co. ?

Appreciate your input.

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overland from Thailand to India

You can contact Burma senses agency (info at burmasenses dot com) to have more info. They have a trip in middle September with cheaper price.

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Hi,
Thank you for that info.


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Hello there,
Thought to give an update on my preparation to cross Myanmar. I have engaged the Burma Senses Travel & Tours company (email burmasenses ax gmail.com or infoburmasenses.com) for the 12 days travel across Myanmar. Start at Mae Sot, Thailand; End at Moreh, India. The pack includes; all permits, toll gate fees, hotel & b/fast, pilot car and guide. Not included; visa, personal expenses, zone fees. As I was informed, there are 6 people in the group. It cost me $1215.
We will start on 16 September 2015.
Anyone out there who want to join please get in touch with the above email address. The contact person is Min Min. The company hotline tel number is +84 977 343 986 and Min Min tel number +84 979 258 815.
Hope that help.

Amzah

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Crossing Myanmar from Thailand to India 25 Aug 2015

We are crossing Myanmar from Thailand to India on Tues 25 Aug... we are using Burma Senses and their 12 day crossing plan... Min Min is our contact.

Our group is 3 people: 2 riders plus 1 person in the guide vehicle. If we get a 4th person the cost will be US$1,350 per person for 12 day crossing.

Anyone interested?

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Hi!,
Too bad our timing just does not match. Very unfortunate I had other arrangement locked on 16 Sep. Any way, hope you have a safe and an enjoyable trip. Also, you know that I am right behind your track, if anything please give a shout.
Safe ride.


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amzahsulaiman... are you interested in crossing earlier? You can join our group to make 4 crossing Tue 25 Aug 2015.
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Sorry I cannot make it your date due to other commitments. However, I hope we could meet up somewhere along the route may be in India or Pakistan.

Cheers and safe trip to you and team
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Did something change recently? Last I checked these borders were closed, it was not possible to cross overland from Burma to India.
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Did something change recently? Last I checked these borders were closed, it was not possible to cross overland from Burma to India.
Maybe you should check it again... ;-)

Try to use the correct name of the country as well....
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Hi, Im now in Mandalay Myanmar, can anyone update me with border cross between Myanmar and India at Tamu/Moreh? Is there any restriction along India side? I have India visa and bike's carnet. Will be crossing there 25 Sep. Any update much appreciated.
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