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Hotel or Hostel can be found a long 219 small towns. I can find a place to stay relatively easy. But as a foreigner, there is a law saying that only certain hotels are allowed to put up foreigners. Having said that, laws are not streightly enforced there. It all depends how good your guide isbier We carry the tent mainly for emergency in the Northern Route where there is a no-man's-land.

Franki[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the info Franki, been reading about the Hotels and restrictions and talking with our guide Spring, she says no problems she will make it happen, but still good to carry a tent, been living in Thailand to long and dont know how the body will take the cold, especially camping at those altitudes, may need to take some Rum along.

Eric

do you have all 4 people paid up or is there 1 space left?

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Originally Posted by EyeCake (Post 366974)

do you have all 4 people paid up or is there 1 space left?

Drop me a PM

E

From Kirguistan into China

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Originally Posted by Revenue (Post 361942)

We a small group of riders have organised a trip from the UK leaving the last week in July, entering into China from Kyrgyzstan on 10 September 2012 for a 35 day tour, covering approx 6500km.
We will be taking National Highways 315/219/318/214 leaving China into Laos at Mohan, riding Route 219 in Tibet, described as the most inhospitable and highest ride able route in the world, calling into Mount Everest North Base camp for one night at 5545m.
We have a four wheel drive support vehicle all the way in China, carrying the English speaking Guide and some of our bike gear.
The Chinese part is already pre booked, using an Accredited Chinese tour Company based in Urumqi.
We are keeping the group size small {max4} due to the terrain and lack of facilities on the way.
There are already three confirmed riders, with deposits paid.:clap::clap:

We are arriving China from Kirguistan next 10th September, We are interested in being part of a group.

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Originally Posted by LaBombaLoca (Post 376912)

We are arriving China from Kirguistan next 10th September, We are interested in being part of a group.

Hi
We have had a few changes we actually enter China on the 5th September from Kyrgyzstan now, as i previously mentioned we have kept the group size small [two riders and 1 4WD], deposits have been paid two months ago so it maybe difficult to re organise now as the paper work process has already been started, drop me a PM with some details about your plans and numbers and i can ask the other members their views.

Eric