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Laos, Oudomxai Province, Oudomxai, Muang Xai (Udomxai bus station)
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Udomxai, Muang Xai (Udomxai bus station) http://www.hotsia.com > Laos > Slow boat Luang Prabang Travel Muang Xai Oudomxai bus station Buses from Udomxai to Dien Bien Phu Recommended hotels in Pakbeng Supporting exciting travel The bus station in Muang Xai, Oudomxai Province, is located inside the town, unlike other cities where it is outside. It is easy to walk from hotels to catch buses. Muang Xai is centrally located among other provinces.
It is a transportation hub, somewhat like Khon Kaen in our country, with many buses going everywhere, though not as developed as Khon Kaen, just for comparison. From Muang Xai, buses go to various cities in Laos and China as follows: To Luang Prabang (Luang Pabang) 50,000 kip, to Pakbeng 35,000 kip, to Pakmong, to Houm city 25,000 kip, to Nong Khiew ticket price 40,000 kip, to Meuang Beng 18,000 kip.
For international travel from Udomxai station, tickets can be bought to Boten and Mengla in China for 50,000 kip. A popular route is the bus to Vientiane from Muang Xai, costing 130,000/155,000 kip; for a regular bus 110,000 kip. To Luang Namtha 35,000 kip, to Bokeo, Huay Sai opposite Chiang Khong 80,000 kip. Today I am traveling to Phongsaly, ticket price 65,000 kip or 260 baht, on a regular bus without air conditioning or fans.
Windows open, driving continuously, picking up passengers along the way. The bus leaves Udomxai at 8:30 AM. They say it arrives in Phongsaly after dark, but no one can confirm the exact time; it depends on the situation. Mr.hotsia recommends hotels in Muang Xai town. After visiting the sacred stupa, I had a bowl of Chinese noodles, then packed and booked my ticket, reserved a seat with a hat. While waiting for passengers and loading luggage on the roof, I went to have coffee and soft-boiled eggs. I recommend that for Laos provincial routes,
There are no food stalls or restaurants to stop at along the way. It’s best to prepare your own food. The driver might stop in the forest for everyone to eat easily. After eating, the journey continues. So, carry some food as emergency supplies... Mr.Hotsia May 2010. Instant noodles are a staple for independent travelers like me, followed by a cup of coffee. Lao coffee is similar to traditional Thai coffee. The bus I will take to Phongsaly is being loaded with luggage. Lao people call luggage “เครื่อง”.
Selling grilled sticky rice because the trips are long and passengers might get hungry on the bus. Ticket office at Udomxai station. Ticket office at Muang Xai station. On my first day arriving at the station, VIP buses like this go to Vientiane. Atmosphere at Muang Xai station. Young women from Muang Xai, opposite Phayao, waiting for buses home. Popular grilled food here. Photo taken from the hotel or guesthouse where I stayed, opposite the station. Instant noodles are not very filling, so I paired them with coffee and soft-boiled eggs. Lao coffee pot and steamed sticky rice pudding from restaurants commonly found around Udomxai bus station.
On the right is my coffee with soft-boiled eggs.
