@tigertigerathome thank you! good idea, I will probably be in Kunming at least one day and know how to get to the post-office so could definitely do that!
@AlPage48, yeah that's true, I think Qantas is 30kg weight limit.
Anyway, thank you both, I've just found the Qantas excess baggage charges from Syd to Kmg might mean I have to send things by courier anyway, it looks like it might be $35 per kilo for that part of the trip, which would end up being more than the return ticket price for the excess luggage.
hello, I'm planning to fly Sydney Kunming then Kunming Jinghong in Feb.
Probably I will take China Eastern from Kunming to Jinghong.
I'm likely to have around 60kg of luggage, does anyone know what the approximate cost for excess luggage is? ... also is there a limit, are they likely to just say sorry 60kg is too much?
Thanks!! :)
That's a shame I love Kunming police dogs. I was hoping to get one and bring it back to Australia with me one day (though not sure about bringing new breeds back to Australia so it would have required a lot of investigation before getting one). There was a guy who used to train his Kunming dog most nights at Green Lake Park when I lived in Kunming a few years ago, it seemed very happy and well behaved.
I hope people don't take this out on the bats, they're clever animals and do a good job of reducing insects, and hope people stop selling them as food they do have a lot of diseases.and they're too small to eat anyway. I don't understand the point of people eating them, such a waste.
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New strict dog regulations in 36 Kunming areas
Posted byThat's a shame I love Kunming police dogs. I was hoping to get one and bring it back to Australia with me one day (though not sure about bringing new breeds back to Australia so it would have required a lot of investigation before getting one). There was a guy who used to train his Kunming dog most nights at Green Lake Park when I lived in Kunming a few years ago, it seemed very happy and well behaved.
Snapshot: Chasing black snub-nosed monkeys in the forests of northwest Yunnan
Posted byWow this is so interesting, thank you for the article, hope the monkey population increases
Self-taught villager clears 10,000 mines from Yunnan frontier
Posted byWow!! Amazing
Elephant poached for ivory in Xishuangbanna
Posted by::( hope they catch them
Scientists "99 percent" certain SARS originated in Yunnan bats
Posted byI hope people don't take this out on the bats, they're clever animals and do a good job of reducing insects, and hope people stop selling them as food they do have a lot of diseases.and they're too small to eat anyway. I don't understand the point of people eating them, such a waste.