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Thailand-Myanmar-India
Dear Travelers
We are a dutch couple traveling around the world in a Toyota Landcruiser and are currently in Thailand.
We planned to go through Myanmar in the month of May to India. Therefore we would like to start a group to share the costs. Anyone interested?
Please let us know as soon as possible!
Ronald en Rini Brouwer
2globetrotters - ga met ons mee op wereldreis
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I would love to but I will only make Timor on the 24th and that would mean a huge rush to cover Indonesia/Malaysia to Thailand in just one month. Maybe not even possible if you will go in the later part of June I will be a definite. Best of luck getting a group together I wish I could be there. Shane
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14 Apr 2014
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Hey Shane
I was going to go through Myanmar with a group of guys but they're thinking of doing it end of May which is a bit too soon for me. I'm in Lombok, Indonesia at the moment and I'll travel around Cambodia and Laos too so I'm thinking of hitting Myanmar about mid June sometime if i canget some people together.
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My email address fishernz@gmail.com
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17 Apr 2014
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Crossing Myanmar early June
Hi all,
There are 2 of us on bikes that are currently in Thailand, we are going to travel through Laos,and Cambodia, then hopefully through Myanmar early June.
We would love to catch up and share stories, travel tips and possibly the cost through Myanmar.
Early to Mid June would suit us perfectly but we are flexible on those dates
Thanks Lyn & Curt
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1 May 2014
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Hello,
sorry for answering this late, but we know now a little bit more.
we are applying for a visum in Bangkok and than we will contact our guide again. For 8 days and 2 people he is calculating an awful lot of money, around 5000 dollars everything included. with 2 people more it will be a lot cheaper.
But there is also still a possibility to connect with a group end of May/start of June, here there are more persons involved, which would count less
We are traveling to Europe, so one way or the other we have to go into India. If we are shipping and flying, costs will be not much less...(sigh)
We are still hoping to join the group, but if not we are going alone and it would be nice to have some companions to share experiences (and of course the costs
Ronald en Rini
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i live in hope that we could join up Im sat in Dili waiting for my bike to arrive Toll has been ridiculos always more and more delays. hopefully bike will be in my hands on 6th may which is a mile away the 22nd april so no good news from me im afraid best of luck and ill be watching with interest the closer i get to Thailand. Could i be ever so cheeky and ask for any guide info or contacts you have for crossing Mynmar? rtwshane@gmail.com I certainly wont pester them with questions just would love to join a group and cross. thanks Shane
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just for curiosity how much are the basic fee to cross Myanmar
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1 May 2014
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i gather the more people on the adventure the cheaper it is ie 5000 for 2 persons and 1-2 thousand in a group of 5 total guess just going from what Ive noticed on other posts here
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Watch!! Our price 5000,-- USdollar is for 2 persons and 8 days 7 nights.
So we can see something about Myanmar. Including guide, translator, driver and somebody from the governement (don't ask me why), hotels and catering
If we are with more travelers, the cost of the car with all the people we can share.
By for example 6 people we pay 1800,--pp
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If there's any way you can afford to stay longer, do try to: we took twice as long for the trip and it was still a couple of days too short. On the 8 day crossing it'll be only driving and little time for much else.
Enjoy it anyway!
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just so i have this right..it is about 1500pp in a group?
I it possible for it to be cheaper?
Does anyone now if you can fly the bike from Thailand to India?
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9 May 2014
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We are planning to cross the border of Thailand- Myanmar on may 27th
if some body want to join us give an Email.
Ronald & Rini
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