“Four wheels move the body, two wheels move the soul...”
Q2 Kembara Qurban
(11 - 25 October 2013)
It has been a worthwhile, once in a life time experience. I am trying to recollect and record our travels through Thailand, Laos, to the border of China and Myanmar, referring mostly to the photo shots I have taken. Those pictures taken were mostly while on the bike riding pillion with my mind more on the road rather than on the surrounding sceneries. But also at times, unintentionally I had snapped local scenes with a tinge of candor. Here you may find my recent travel stories, lots of photographs, thoughts on hardships and despair, joyful, clever and stupid things we had done, tales of adventures and everything in between.
We called ourselves ‘Kita-kita Bikers’ for simplicity. I am glad to be with this biker’s group. Patience is something I admire in them. During the two weeks traveling together, we have gone through a lot of hardship, perseverance and shared joyous moments together.
This coming Friday the gang is having a TTS, most probably we'll be reminiscing our last trip and planning our next ride.
(Boten, border of China) |
(We conquered the 'Thousand Corners') |
Life is a journey through many terrain
From garden of pleasure to desert of pain
From an ocean of love to a jungle of hate
From mountains of glory to canyons of fate...
There’s a highway for joy and highway for sorrow
A road for today and a road for tomorrow...
Q2 3-Nation Ride Routing:
Day 01: KL - Surat Thani
Day 02: Surat Thani - Kanchanaburi
Day 03: Kanchanaburi - Chiang Mai
Day 04: Chiang Mai
Day 05: Chiang Mai
Day 06: Chiang Mai - Huey Xai
Day 07: Huey Xai - Boten - Luang Namtha
Day 08: Luang Namtha - Chiang Kong - Chiang Saen
Day 09: Chiang Saen - Mae Sai - Pai
Day 10: Pai - Mae Hong Son - Mae Sariang
Day 11: Mae Sariang - Kanchanaburi
Day 12: Kanchanaburi - Cha'am
Day 13: Cha'am - Hatyai
Day 14: Hatyai
Day 15: Hatyai - KL
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