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hahahaha......okok I somehow agree!! Cheers bro!

 

 

 

actually if can go past johor... can reach thailand la

 

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hahahaha......okok I somehow agree!! Cheers bro!

 

btw r u back in singapore? your first stop over (for the night) is george town?

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I still in Thailand, it will be a while, attending a friend wedding in the central. Had not planned my second leg yet, but will not be stopping in Penang for the return leg. My 1st leg first stop is Georgetown.

 

 

 

btw r u back in singapore? your first stop over (for the night) is george town?

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I still in Thailand, it will be a while, attending a friend wedding in the central. Had not planned my second leg yet, but will not be stopping in Penang for the return leg. My 1st leg first stop is Georgetown.

 

 

enjoy all the phad thais..

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Flying and driving is totally different feeling. You see clouds and sky for 3 hours flying from Singapore to CMai but you past thru at least 17 provinces if you drive.

 

This is why I chose to drive!

 

 

 

Chiang Mai is situated in the northern part of Thailand and is approx. 800 kms from Bangkok. There are many direct flights between Bangkok and Chiang Mai which take 1 hr and 10 mins. Many people miss out on a wonderful experience by flying to Chiang Mai from Bangkok. The best choice is the overnight train, which is clean, safe, comfortable and fun.

 

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Traveling in luxury and style means a lot and it means much more to those who frequently used to travel a number of places each day. So I would suggest you to hire a chauffeur to make your traveling a better one to have.

 

then might as well fly there

 

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Ya I agree.... in this case, there's no longer fun traveling. Driving by our own is another kind of thrill!

 

then might as well fly there

 

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Traveling in luxury and style means a lot and it means much more to those who frequently used to travel a number of places each day. So I would suggest you to hire a chauffeur to make your traveling a better one to have.

 

Missing the point here? This is a car forum!!

For people who love to get behind their wheels and experience a long road trip to bond with the family and

test their individual skills and limits and share their experiences with us here.

 

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Traveling in luxury and style means a lot and it means much more to those who frequently used to travel a number of places each day. So I would suggest you to hire a chauffeur to make your traveling a better one to have.

 

Road warriors have diff thinking. We have diff attitude towards driving.

When on such road trips, we just want to eat up the road.

 

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Frankly, I don't understand this comment, anyone can translate? [speechless]

 

 

ithink you should buy some where you can buy insurance for your stay driving ,it is suit you

 

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I love driving. and I want to drive to Thailand again perhaps to farther north, after coming back from Phuket krabi drive. it's fantastic!

 

my times are flexible and I love driving!

 

let's do a small group of kars

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I think the PETRONAS CHALLENGE with a team of all 4x4s went all the way by road via Yunnan, Kunming to the Muslim region near tibet.

Without a guide, you are locked within SEA. you can drive as far up into Laos to the Chinese border, and down towards cambo. Myammar, China, Vietnam wont let us thru.

 

If you want to explore, do it on a motorbike. People will be nicer to you.

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