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Reader question: To Wat Chan in Galyani Vadhana

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January 14 2017

Dear readers,

I have planned a trip with the motorbike from Samoeng (Chiang Mai) to Wat Chan (Galyani Vadhana)
My question is whether this road, Road 1349, is easy to drive on and whether anyone knows of overnight addresses with
phone numbers in Wat Chan?

I can't find anything on the internet.

Regards,

Christian

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Piet Reekers says up

14 January 2017 at 12: 10

The road from Samoeng to Galyani Valdhana is easy to drive for the most part
However, there is still a piece of about 15/20 km unpaved, consisting of Gravel and part of sand

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Hun Jacques says up

14 January 2017 at 15: 41

Dear Christian,

When I look at the GT-Rider map, it is a dirt road, the last part of which - from Mae Daet Noi - can only be driven with a 4WD in the wet season. I think that says enough. will be quite a tour on a motorbike. maybe with a heavier engine?
I'm also currently in CM so if I can do you a favor with the map, let me know.

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