Adima Guest House

The journey can be covered by bicycle, but be advised that it is quite far. We hired motorbikes in Luang Namtha and drove to Muang Sing and eventually the Adima Guesthouse. Take the main road out to the Chinese border, until you reach the village of Oudomsin which is about 8 kilometres from Muang Sing. There is a semi crossroad and the village is sign posted but keep your eyes open because it is easy to miss. On the right as you come from Muang Sing there is a dirt road and there is a sign for the guesthouse, take the dirt road and travel up for another 600m, until you come to the guesthouse on your right, you won’t miss it.  

You can also organise a tuk tuk (for 5,000 kip per person) at the Viengsay Restaurant in Muang Sing which is owned by the same family as the Adima Guesthouse. The Viengsay restaurant is located on the main street in Muang Sing just up the road from the Handicraft Market.