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Reader question: Can a bicycle cross the border into Burma?

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Tags: Burma, Bikes

December 5 2013

Dear readers,

Is it possible to cross the border from Thailand to Burma by bicycle?

Next week we will go to Mae Sai again to get a new stamp in our passport. This time we will bring our bikes. Does anyone know if it is possible to take the bikes across the border to cycle around Burma for a day?

Thank you

Lilian, Chiang Mai.

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3 responses to “Reader question: Can a bicycle cross the border to Burma?”

Wim says up

6 December 2013 at 14: 18

Have often been to mai sai there is not much to see, only when you cross the border there is a village where everything is for sale do not buy cigarettes without opening it often contains something else, and what you buy is after a few days and before the border everything is for sale.
Nice to see once.
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adje says up

6 December 2013 at 21: 53

If you can cross the border by car or moped, why not by bike?

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Lilian says up

7 December 2013 at 08: 22

Mae Sai -> Tachilek with (own) car is not yet allowed.
We're just going to try it with the bike.

Thank you
Lilian.

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Reader question: Can a bicycle cross the border into Burma?

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