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Hi all! I am in Erzurum now and will head to dogubayazit tomorrow. Will try to talk to police about the border crossing. If anyone wants to meet, i will be at Murat Camping. Otherwise we might meet in iran somewhere :-)
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Hi all, i plan to cross Turkey - Iran Border around 25th october. Any updated information will be great to collect. I hope the situation will calm down in this part of Turkey in the mean time...
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Hi all, i plan to cross Turkey - Iran Border around 25th october. Any updated information will be great to collect. I hope the situation will calm down in this part of Turkey in the mean time...
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... if turkey continues with their way I would not count on that
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Hello,
I start here with my motobike in Germany at the 3.10.2015, driving via Zagreb, Sofia, Istanbul to the Iran Border / Bazargan. Will be there at the 9. / 10. 10.
Someone have information about the situation in Kurdistan / Border ?
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currently in Ankara heading north to black sea
Im currently trying to sort some visas for after Iran
Will be headed your way in a week hopefully
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Hi wolfgang!
I crossed into iran at bazargan one week ago. No problems, but a lot of army and police on the streets. Several checkpoints but never got checked. Needless to say you should only go by day. But until you get there things will be different, a lot happening there. Just the day I arrived in Dogubayazit now too far away apparently two soldiers were killed. You could hear a lot of helicopters at night also.
I heard it's still possible to go to lake van (info is more than one week old) but I guess it's not very wise to go further south.
Let me know if you need any other info.
Ride safe!
Martin
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Hi, Atta,
thank you. The plan is, directly entering Iran without sidesteps.
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