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Old 15 Mar 2017
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Hey there,
we plan to cross Myanmar in the first week of April, for 15 days, and like to share the costs with other travellers.
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Hi HappyCrew.

Which direction are you travelling?
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Hey LesCoates,
We travel from Thailand to India!
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Hey,
How are you getting there through Thailand? Are you doing a your through there as well?
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Hi Jason,
Thailand not on a tour, by ourselves.
Have you crossed Myanmar already?
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Hello friends, how could you cross Thailand without a guide?
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I just organised a tour to cross on the 13th of April. I may be going alone or may be with a couple of guys who are coming into Thailand on the 31st. I've already booked though, unfortunately the time was ticking and I needed to make a decision. You're welcome to join if you don't have a tour organised yet - it will be very cheap but only 6 days. Also, it will be new year for them, so there could be some interesting celebrations going on!

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Hi Jason,
we have organised our trip as well.
We join the full Waterfestival and New Year, maybe our way will cross.
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Hey there,
we plan to cross Myanmar in the first week of April, for 15 days, and like to share the costs with other travellers.
Greeitings
Happy Crew
Hello Happy Crew!! I would love to hear more about your crossing through Myanmar! Your experience, rout, costs etc!!

Save travels!!
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Bump, how did the Myanmar crossings go guys ?

any tips, recommendations, avoidances ?

Happy travels
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Hi all, I'm in the process of planning my trip from the uk to NZ starting May next year. I've heard today through a reputable travel company that if you enter Myanmar you HAVE to exit through the same border you entered. Meaning in my case I'm prevented from travelling through to Thailand from India.
Is this reality?
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Hi all, I'm in the process of planning my trip from the uk to NZ starting May next year. I've heard today through a reputable travel company that if you enter Myanmar you HAVE to exit through the same border you entered. Meaning in my case I'm prevented from travelling through to Thailand from India.
Is this reality?
Hi Bazza,
I dont know for sure if this is new ...,, as thats the first I have heard of that ?

Unless it's just changed, the info seems incorrect judging from what I have watched and read recently of ;quite a few you tube vlogs and blogs of recent 2017 travellers on overland internationally registered motorcycles entering Myanmar -
via India, then travelling through Myanmar (with guides) and finishing their Myanmar tour via exiting with their bikes through to Thailand.

Link ; look for Mynamar here ; https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...p_8YY29_hjpqqo
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Hi all, I'm in the process of planning my trip from the uk to NZ starting May next year. I've heard today through a reputable travel company that if you enter Myanmar you HAVE to exit through the same border you entered. Meaning in my case I'm prevented from travelling through to Thailand from India.
Is this reality?
No this is not the reality. Myanmar opened up for overlanders in 2013 and since then travellers have been allowed to cross the country if they have the neccesary permits and the mandatory guides. India to Thailand or opposite Thailand to India.
I think there was a short stop in the overland crossing due to some internal conflicts in India near the Myanmar-India border a while ago but it seems to be open now.
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