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Thats just the sort of info we are after. We plan to cross in about April next year. I shall make contact. I'd already emailed Asia Senses, but was unaware of the tangled web of company's.
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Thats just the sort of info we are after. We plan to cross in about April next year. I shall make contact. I'd already emailed Asia Senses, but was unaware of the tangled web of company's.
Cheers
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I'm not sure about that solution. I crossed Myanmar last fall and I understood that the third person was a "governmental guide" and that she had to be there possibly to keep an eye on us.
Burma Senses organised everything very well and I was very pleased to make that tour. Thanks to Win and Aung.
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My experience with Burma Sense
Hello everyone I want to share too my experience with this company. I'm one of the first (if not the first) traveler who cross Myanmar in 2014 with Burma Sense, and we had (me and other 13 travelers more) a similar situation, we paid to Burma Sense but they didn't run the tour, they contracted a local company (in my case Osuga Myanmar Travels) to do it.
Also Burma Sense made a mistake with the dates, because the road to reach Mae Sot was only in one way, and our day was in the wrong way for us. So we were one day more in Myanmar, but Burma Sense didn't pay the hotel for the extra night, they ask us for more money. Finally, the Osuga owner arrange for free the day extra for everyone.
If somebody want, you can contact Osuga at info@osugamyanmartravels.com
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Would anyone who has already done this care to share the price they paid along with the details of your trip....the company you used, how many in the party, how long it took, and what was included? Would be much appreciated. Thanks!
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Thats just the sort of info we are after. We plan to cross in about April next year. I shall make contact. I'd already emailed Asia Senses, but was unaware of the tangled web of company's.
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Graeme
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Hi Graeme,
Are you still looking at crossing Myanmar April 2017?
I'm looking to travel share and bring down the cost.
Would you also be interested in travel share?
I'll be travelling on motorbike.
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Spiro.
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Myanmar 2017
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Hi Graeme,
Are you still looking at crossing Myanmar April 2017?
I'm looking to travel share and bring down the cost.
Would you also be interested in travel share?
I'll be travelling on motorbike.
Cheers
Spiro.
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Hey there,
We are also planning on going into Myanmar in April-May 2017. Do you have specific dates for your trip, maybe we can join?
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Myanmar Crossing
Hey there,
we are also looking to share the costs for Myanmar crossing, we would like to cross from Thailand / Mae Sot first week of April 2017, in 15 days to India.
greetins
Happy Crew
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