Muang Hongsa Travel Guide

 picek Says:  That cute little temple is located in Ban Ving Keo near Hongsa and it is called Wat Vingkeo. The best way to visit is by motorcycle or bycicle which you can rent by some guesthouses in Hongsa and it will take you roughly half hour of moderate cycling to get there (depends on... 

 TogetherTrips Says:  If you are looking for a friendly and clean place. Jumbo Guest house is the best. This place own with german lady. You can see a real local Laos culture, the way of life and real nature surrounded. Price is not expensive and of course what amazed me is how she cook with her... 

 picek Says:  Like in other remote towns there aren't much things to do after the sunset. There's no public light yet in the streets of Hongsa and most foreign visitors hang out in front of their guesthouses or some of the few restaurants in town which remain open - though not untill very... 

 picek Says:  If you go to Xayabouli capital, you will have to take long ride (between 4 - 5 hrs if everything ok) by a pick up car. It leaves from market: there's small pick-up station and you have to buy a ticket before leaving. We were told to be there at 9 in the morning but it... 

 picek Says:  Market is most obvious place to whatever shopping happens in Hongsa but your best buy will be probably fresh fruits for your trip and seeds. If you're handicraft buyer there are a few ladies of Hmong minority who sell their stuff for very reasonable price (specially if you... 

 picek Says:  Sarongs made in Hongsa (Ving Keo village) are trully piece of art. You'd hardly see more complex hand woven patterns on the black cotton background and it takes 5 days on average for skilled girl to finish her work per cloth. Traditionally they are made by Lue minority and...