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02-18-2007, 09:28 PM
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|  Myanmar Border Crossing Hey, We have left the gorgeous island of Tioman, Malaysia, and are now attempting to make our way to Myanmar. With only our lonely planet to guide us we are not exactly certain if entering by land is feasible (or more importantly worthwhile). We would fly for the right price, but would prefer the opportunity to see all that southeastern Myanmar has to offer. Has anyone survived the land trek from the southern border (or northern for that matter), and is it recommended? Any advice sent our way will be doubly rewarded with golden treasures. Vlogabond.com: A Travel Videoblog |
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02-26-2007, 09:21 AM
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| Re: Myanmar Border Crossing Hey Vlogabond, I'd say your best bet is talking to a local travel agent or tour operator. Maybe check with Malaysia Airlines on a flight, I'm not sure whats the "right price" for you. Sounds like a great trip report back with your golden treasures. If you ever want to share your travel expliots in one of our guides send an email to our travel editor. Happy Travels, Dan
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