Part 6 – crossing Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan is the home to one of the places I really wanted to see for a long time: the former fishing port of Muynak (Moynaq) at the edge of the Aral Sea. That is...
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Spring Ride March 2019
Everyone around says that spring it’s here. So we went looking for it and some snowdrops. But we somewhat missed the part where spring it’s a bit shy in the mountains side, so we ended up finding ice-falls instead of snowdrops.
Part 5 – video crossing South Kazakhstan
The next day though was one of the first decision point of the journey. All the the gang was planning to stay for one or more days on Aktau, to rest and/or take care of visa papers for the next parts of their journey. But I was already very tempted to push forward so that I could have a chance to get into Mongolia in time for Naadam, their national festivities.
Part 5 – crossing South Kazakhstan
The next day though was one of the first decision point of the journey. All the the gang was planning to stay for one or more days on Aktau, to rest and/or take care of visa papers for the next parts of their journey. But I was already very tempted to push forward so that I could have a chance to get into Mongolia in time for Naadam, their national festivities.
Part 4 – crossing Azerbaijan
I was dripping wet, both on the outside, from the rain, as well as on the inside from sweating. Warm and wet it’s not as good when you’re on a bike, as it might sound.
Part 1 – Video of crossing Romania and Bulgaria
The whole story is here: http://dusi.ro/2018/11/part-1-crossing-romania-and-bulgaria/
Part 3 – video of crossing Georgia on fast forward
The whole story is here: http://dusi.ro/2019/01/part-3-crossing-georgia-on-fast-forward/
Part 3 – crossing Georgia on fast forward
Here I am at the border between north Turkey and Georgia. Even though it was a long ride I have taken advantage of the fast (and police free 🙂 ) roads of Turkey and arrived quite early and quite rested. After a very uneventful exit from Turkey and an even easier customs on the Georgian side, I had the first stumble of the day: in order to ride (or drive) in Georgia you need an insurance for your vehicle.
