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Q: Riding my motorbike into Tibet through Yunnan!

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      My name is Marc and im from the Uk.I am currently in China Guizhou province. I own my own motorbike and am planing to ride into Tibet this June. What documents do I need to have and where should I go to get them? I hear recently that Foreigners cannot travel freely in Tibet, is this true? I have a Chinese visa and everything else. My motorbike also has a license plate that is registered in my name.

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Gees mate, what a great plan!  Sorry, can't help you though.

What's your planned route?  If it's up through Dali I suggest you stop a while and rest there.

All the best to you!

 

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Write 'Tibet' in the search bar above, and you'll get few treads opened before about Tibet.

 

Good ride!

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seems Like there is no way for me to go on my motorbike, they dont give out personal travel passes to Foreigners.

icnif77:

Did you find more info on old treads? You could also hit PSB with that Q for definite info about permits for Tibet.

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i went there today and asked many times about it, they dont know nothing about this. All they say is just take your passport and go there directly.

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No, don't go! Look here at old treads. Then, try with SAFEA (Foreign Expert Bureau). You're FT, I guess that qualify for FEB's help.

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What!!!  You asked a Chinese person a question and the answer was "I don't know"....nah....really??  Who'd a thought, eh....

Like this..."Hi, how are you?"  " I like chicken".

 

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icnif77:

Tibet Travel Agency info with 'contact us' link for 'permits':

 

http://www.travelwestchina.com/city-guides/tibet.htm

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http://www.travelwestchina.com/city-guides/tibet.htm

 

Contact us directly to make your dream comes true! Any gender, any age, any nationality, any occupation, let's travel Tibet to see real Shangri-La on earth.

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Awesome! I remembered my own road trip in Australia, Melbourne to Perth. Great Ocean Road all the way across the Nallubur. Took all of 5 days on a slow and easy ride. Go for it man! It'll be an experience of a lifetime. 

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Marc,

 

your trip sounds great

can you post bolgs here about it so we can all follow and share your experiences? ?

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'Easy rider' comes to mind, but Tibet is much colder than Cali.....

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