Trip To South India
May 14
2011
2011
Looking for a route to travel from India to Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia and then back to India.?
Planning a one month trip from India to mainland South East Asia. My trip includes Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia. Will it be possible to buy a return air ticket from anywhere in India to Bangkok with a stopover in any place in Myanmar? If not, please suggest some other route to actualize my trip. I am willing to travel overland as much as possible.
Try to go to bkk first and then try thai or bangkok airways to yangon.
DEL to BKK on jet,indian,air india,kingfisher kol to bkk,cathay,thai,air india express from kol to bkk.
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