Road Trip to Thailand?? – Now add it to your wishlist
To all the vivid travelers who desires for a long stretch of road, if you are still out of the air hear it out loud: a new road destination has been added to your never ending voyage. A tri-nation International Highway between India, Myanmar and Thailand is soon going to be operational and shall cater the needs of some quality travel time among these nations. Once completed with all its touches in construction, this 3200 (4700 Kms if you start from Delhi) Kms long road shall entitle you with better versions scenic routes while you travel to your destination.
Starting its construction from the year 2012, the India-Myanmar-Thailand trilateral highway shall be an ultimate road trip for every globetrotter craving for new destinations. Starting from the border town of Moreh, Manipur, India; the highway connects the three Asian nations through the Thailand border area of Mae Sot. And if all goes well then you shall see its operation starting from this year’s end. Maybe a perfect New Year gift for many of us!
Having some cultural, spiritual and linguistic beliefs in common, there is always a sharing of link amongst the people of these Asian nations. So it is quiet natural to witness people from one part of any nation visiting the other and promoting the goodwill of human existence.
Apart from the tourism developments, this road will also be a great boost for the respective nation’s trade ties with the other. For these developing trios (India-Myanmar-Thailand) the superhighway shall exemplify the development of economy and industrialization, which is a great requisite for every country in today’s world.
Though the pre-requisites for travelling by this road is still shaping up, you can be pretty much sure that you acquire an International Driving License. And if you are really looking forward for a drive here then you are sure of numberless invigorating memories.
Prior to the full-fledged operation, the highway authority is most likely to operate a Bus service from Imphal, Manipur to Mandalay, Myanmar. And this will definitely make some different kind of a trip.
