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Plan a Southeast Asian journey that stays on rails as far as the rails go, bridges the gaps by sea, and tells you what happens at every border.
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A rail-first journey planner for Southeast Asia, drawn on a map.
Every mainstream trip planner optimises for speed, so it answers "how do I get
from Vientiane to Kuala Lumpur?" with a flight. This one optimises for
continuity on the ground: it keeps you on rails as far as the rails go, puts
a boat where the land ends, and uses a road vehicle only where neither exists.
Open index.html in a browser. There is no server, no build step needed to run
it, and no network request at runtime — the map geometry, the network data and
the typefaces all travel inside the page.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A rail-first journey planner for Southeast Asia, drawn on a map.
Every mainstream trip planner optimises for speed, so it answers "how do I get
from Vientiane to Kuala Lumpur?" with a flight. This one optimises for
continuity on the ground: it keeps you on rails as far as the rails go, puts
a boat where the land ends, and uses a road vehicle only where neither exists.
Open index.html in a browser. There is no server, no build step needed to run
it, and no network request at runtime — the map geometry, the network data and
the typefaces all travel inside the page.Read the full README ↗