This part of the route is still in flux and will kind of
make it up as I go along since I will still be able to read the signs, but
hopefully something like this…
Kunming to south of Dianchi (~Qu xili)
Qu xili to Jiangchun
Jiangchun to Shadianzhen
Shadianzhen to Huangcaobaxiang
Huangcaobaxiang to Hekou (China-Vietnam Border) cross to Lao
Cai
Vietnam
Current route in mind…
Sa Pa to N.T. Than Uyen
N.T. Than Uyen to Than Uyen
Than Uyen to Cap Na
To Tuan Giao
To Mu’ong Ang
To Dien Bien Phu
To Tay Trang/ Lak May (Vietnam-Lao border)
Laos
Lak May to Muang Khoua
From here off the bike and onto a boat for some much needed
rest.
Muang Khoua to Luang Prabang (boat)
To Pakse (boat)
To Muang Khong (bike, Cambodian Border. Some conflicting info about crossing
the border, if anyone has done it and can give some advice on ways to make
easier I’m all ears, or eyes in this case)
Cambodia
Maps and details on Cambodia, especially by bike/road are
hard to come by so a lot of this is going to have to be planned on arrival, but
the rough outline is…
Lao-Cambodian border to Siem Reap
Siem Reap for a couple days biking around Ankor Wat
Siem Reap to Poipet/Aranyaprathet (Cambodian-Thai Border)
Thailand
Most likely going to try and catch a bus to Bangkok and try
to find some factories that produce Thai boxing gear to arrange a shipment of
gear to meet on my arrival in Australia.
Ko Samui to the mainland ferry, to Si Chon
To Nakhon Si thammarat
To Pak Phanang
To Hua sai
To Songkhla
To Hat Yai
To Dan Nok (Malaysian Border)
Malaysia
Border to Alor Setar
To Sungai Petani
To Penang
Going to rest in Penang for a couple of days and plan to
meet some friends to do a half-marathon.
Not sure if biking several thousand kilometers is a good way to prepare
for a half-marathon, but that’s the way it will be.
I haven’t planned any farther than that. I think I will have some time on my
hands and a completely different idea of what I can do at that point. If you find yourself heading toward any
of those destinations, let me know, who knows, maybe we can cross paths
somewhere along the way.
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