overlandtours.de

Hello,

I am a one-man-company organising overland tours from Europe to Asia. In 2006 we (5 vehicles and 4 motorbikes) travelled to Turkey, Iran, Pakistan, India, Nepal and back, which took us 6 months.
In 2008 we were 5 cars (4x4) going for 9 months from Germany to India,China,Mongolia,Russia and Centralasia (40 000km)
We have a mechanic and a paramedic with us.
Our next tour to India via Iran and Pakistan will start in October 2011 and it is still possible to join us.
For more information:joern.schlag(a)web.de
www.overlandtours.de

hello joe.
you don`t happen to have your website in english do you.

No sorry. But in "Archiv" "Reise 2006-07" you can see the pictures with subtitles in German/English.

Welcome Joe! Interesting, but as the man says, shame the site does not have a full English translation.

Google translator is going to be busy!

Okay, I am working on it...so far I only had German, Dutch and Czech customers, living in Germany.
A lot of pictures from the 9month trip in 2008 you will also find here:
http://overlandasia2008.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2008-10-25T23%3A40%3A00%2B03%3A00&max-results=7

It was written from a Dutch customer, so it is in Dutch, but google translator will help...

The majority of Dutch speak very good English, so next time a customer writes a report, ask them to write it in English.

Our introduction of the homepage and new tour to India in Oct. 2011 is in English now.

Still in German, but with lots of pictures, is the book of our tour mechanic, going to India by trucks and motorbikes in 2006. Download you will find here:

http://www.eisenzelt.de/v2/reisen/38-reiseberichte/96-asien-konvoi-briefe-einer-reise-nach-indien-20062007

Well I still can't find the new tour to India in Oct. 2011 in English, but there was plenty there of interest.

There is a page there called Roberts Eisenzelt - www.eisenzelt.de/v2/trucks-a-co-mein-eisenzelt/53-roberts-truck which chronicles an expedition truck build. Great information is you were about to embark on a project like that.

Plus, and you are really not going to believe this, you how it's really difficult when photographing a vehicle to capture to gradient of the hill they are tackling? Well how about this for a shot ... what a decent??!!!!

Were it not for those vertical fir trees I would have said the photographer had tilted the camera, but those trees prove it's genuine; amazing!

website is brill (I used google translte)