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jackmyhoney 15 Mar 2006 17:47

Myanmar
 
Has anyone actually tried going through Mynamar from Thailand? i know everyone says that you cant but what is this based on? Help please

Mombassa 15 Mar 2006 21:58

I am most interested in this too. Around the beginning of December I'll be in the area and will try to go through to either Laos or Thailand. I'll need to apply in Nepal for a Lao visa, since I'd hate to get turned back if I actually made it through... I guess one can only try, but the info on the Canadian government website is not too good as to the odds of getting in. if anyone is going to try this and/or has more in, please let me know at kberetta at nohorizons.net

4. LOCAL TRAVEL

Travel to and within Burma is strictly controlled by the government. Foreigners are not permitted to enter by road. Travel is restricted outside major cities to designated tourist areas only. Permission from local authorities is required to visit certain areas. Tourists trekking in remote parts of the country have experienced difficulties with military authorities, even after obtaining prior permission. There are frequent security roadblocks on some roads. Travellers must show their passport and valid visa at the airport, train stations, and hotels.


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Kevin

http://www.nohorizons.net

Atwoke 16 Mar 2006 18:22

I think I remember an article in "Motorcycle, Sport & Leisure" featuring a couple traveling through Burma by bike. I'll have a look....

Robboxrv 16 Mar 2006 23:49

I met a chap that went through there with his wife both on bikes, this was only about two years ago, go to the gt rider web site, stands for golden triangle there story is on there, I will have another look for it make sure its still on there but email me if you have any trouble finding it

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Robboxrv 16 Mar 2006 23:54

Ok found it, seems there web site diary is no longer avaialbe but heres some info that was on the above site I mentioned, sounds cool.http://board.gt-rider.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=512

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Atwoke 17 Mar 2006 03:34

I think we are talking about the same people: Simon and Suzi Harby (MSL issue July 2005)

You can get back copies or contact me by mail for more details.

Google search on 'Simon Harby Myanmar' spits ot some results

try these links:

http://www.gt-rider.com/crossingborders.html

http://www.chiangmai-mail.com/095/sports.shtml

I noticed Simon made an entry in the crossing borders section of the HUBB.

http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/tri...rders-temp.php

Somewhere google came up with this address:

harbys aaaaatttttt mccs dooooot co dooot uk

Whole thing sounds like a great adventure...enjoy

Jens

Forgot to mention: Search and you shall find!

Try searching the HUBB


[This message has been edited by Atwoke (edited 16 March 2006).]

beddhist 22 Mar 2006 02:30

Search HUBB for "7days" for the email address of a Burmese agency claiming to be able to arrange paperwork. However, don't expect to be able to ride all the way. Trucks and planes are involved, apparently.

Mombassa 15 Nov 2006 07:32

I went to the Burmese embassy in Katmandu twice over the last few months. No dice. They don't even want to consider the option. The second time I was there, they had just turned away two bicyclists with the same idea.


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