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| ? | Dec 25: Mark Edwards: MarkEdwards@mac.com | |
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US citizen in Laos? I am trying to find out if a US citizen is allowed to cross the border from Thailand to Laos at Huay Xai. Most of the travel info I've seen says it is possible, but an American at the US Consulate in Vientianne just told me it is not allowed. He said they stopped allowing US citizens about 6 months ago. From Editorial Regarding to your question, as long as we know we have never heard of it. We don't know the situation for US citizens but many European and Asian citizens are traveling Laos as usual. This may be the result the bombing incidents. US government issuing the warning not to travel Laos. Currently a Dutch traveler sending his travel information to us, which you can see in our "HOT INFO ON THE ROAD" section. I will send him tonight and ask him the current situation. |
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| ? | Nov 12, 00: Dennis adc2000@dingoblue.net.au | |
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Help for Poipet I need to go to Poipet, Cambodia in the near future. I would like to know if some kind traveller can tell me of any decent guest houses & internet cafes there. Many thanks, Dennis From Editorial We don't have so much information for Poipet. This is a border town and many Thais go there for Casino. Some travelers reported there are a few guest houses and some travelers stay here before they take one of the worst roads in SE Asia. But we will do some research in our next research. |
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| ? | Nov 11, 2000, Marc Vivijs mvivijs@public4.sta.net.cn | |
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Help for KL we will stay in Kuala Lumpur between 18 and 25 December and we're looking for a nice resort in the environment of KL. Requirements include: - children friendly (we have 3 kids between 1 and 4 and a half); at least swimming pool with slide - easy access from KL International Airport. Can you advice us a resort suitable for this and if yes can you give us a price-indication for 5 people (2 adults - 3 kids) Marc |
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| ? | 00.11.05. Iboris<krijnpepping@hotmail,com> | |
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Weahter in Cambodia??? I am in Bangkok at the moment and want to go to Siem Reap, Cambodia over land (Poipet). Does anyone have (a source of) information about the current situation concerning the roads and safety from Poipet to Siem Reap? In a bigger scheme; how bad a the floods of the Mekong river in CAmbodia and South Vietnam at the moment? Thanks! |
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| ? | 00.11.04. Diane Lydon <dtlydon@attglobal.net> | |
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Weahter in Cambodia??? There are buses, trans and flights to connect BKK and Chiang Mai. I cannot say which one is best for you. It depends on your preference. We have some information for the transport, including the time, cost, etc, in our web site. Please judge by yourself. If you want to save money from BKK to CM, the private bus leaving from Khaosan Rd is the cheapest, from 100B(shop around in Khaosan Road.) |
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| ? | 00.11.02. kate lewis <littlemissmunchies@hotmail.com> | |
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What to take for Traveling
in Thailand Regarding to the mobile phone,
we don't know if you should take one. Only things we can say
to you that there are many telephone booths with which you can
use locally and internationally. There are not many IYH in Thailand.
There is one in BKK but the price for the rooms are much more
expensive than the private ones. It is very humid and hot in
Thailand so most travelers are wearing sport sandals, TEVA for
example. One you arrive to BKK, you may visit Khaosan Rd where
you can find cloth, foot ware, etc which you need to travel Thailand.
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