
day: 38 km: 9,000 altitude: 6,030m + average 10 degree C
MY, K.L – Thailand, Bangkok – NEPAL, Kathmandu Valley – Bhaktapur - Hetauda - Gorkha – Pokhara – Lumbini –Mahendrnagar – INDIA, New Delhi - Karna-Prayang – Manali - Shimla –Lachalung La – Leh – Khradung La - Spitti Valley - Kargil – Srinagar - Jammu – Amitsar – PAKISTAN, Lahore – Islamabad – Karakorum Highway – Chillas - Gilgit – Hunza Valley – Islamabad - Bangkok – K.L


Carnet de Passage en Douane (CPD) is a custom document that identifies a rider's motorcycle or vehicle. It is required in order to take a motorcycle into a significant but diminishing number of countries around the world.
The carnet allows travellers to temporarily import their motorcycle without having to leave a cash deposit at the border. It is, in essence, an international guarantee for payment of customs duties and taxes to the government should the motorcycle not be re-exported from that country.
The Carnet contains relevant information about the motorcycle - make, model, color, engine capacity, seating capacity, registration number, owner and value .
In order to obtain a Carnet, the owner of a motorcycle is required to provide a security based on the age and market value of the motorcycle.
Security based on Cash Bond or Bank Guarantee.
Carnet can be obtain from Automobile Association Malaysia (AAM), Block E-10-4, Philio Duta, Kuala LUmpur. Office telephone : 603-2162 5777 Person in charge; En. Harun
(Like i said, En Harun is the nice guy, he can assist the Malaysian riders to get the Carnet at the affordable sum depends on the age of the bike. This is a good news to all, more riders can explores the horizon.)
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