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Da Lat named among Asia’s most affordable destinations 

This ranking reflects Vietnam’s growing appeal as a cost-effective yet richly rewarding place to visit.

THE HANOI TIMES — Da Lat, in the central highlands province of Lam Dong, Vietnam, has been ranked among the five most affordable summer destinations in Asia by Agoda, one of the world's most prestigious travel sites.

Agoda's list of Cheapest Summer Destinations points out that Da Lat offers travelers romantic landscapes and affordable accommodations.

International travelers can experience the amazing power of nature on a canyoning tour in Da Lat. Photo: Tripadvisor

With an attractive average room rate of US$45 per night, Da Lat stands out, drawing tourists with its crisp climate, scenic pine forests, and charming French colonial architecture. The location offers the perfect summer getaway, combining rich culture, diverse cuisine, and picturesque settings.

Vu Ngoc Lam, Agoda's Country Director, said Da Lat's ranking reflects Vietnam's growing appeal as a cost-effective yet rewarding destination.

“Nestled in the Central Highlands, Da Lat is known for its cool climate, beautiful landscapes, and charming French colonial architecture. Visitors can enjoy activities like hiking, cycling, and exploring the city's vibrant flower gardens,” said Lam.

The Cheapest Summer Destinations ranking is based on average room rates in the ten most popular destinations across nine Asian markets, highlighting the most wallet-friendly options for summer travelers.

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