“The festive season inspires exploration of new destinations, but rising costs are a concern for many travelers,” said Vu Ngoc Lam, Agoda’s Director in Vietnam.
Da Lat tops the list in Vietnam with an average price of over 1.5 million VND per night, making it an ideal choice for those seeking to embrace the Christmas and New Year atmosphere without breaking the bank.
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Known for its cool climate and lush natural scenery, Da Lat remains a beloved destination for Vietnamese travelers during the year-end period. The city hosts a biennial flower festival, complemented by vibrant lights, creating a lively atmosphere. It’s the perfect escape for those seeking a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle of urban life.
Hat the list is Hat Yai, Thailand, with an average room rate of over 1.1 million VND per night. The city captivates visitors with its bustling markets, especially Kim Yong Market, which exudes a festive ambiance. Surakarta in Indonesia, also known as Solo, ranks second with an average price of over 1.2 million VND per night. It boasts cultural heritage sites such as the Keraton Surakarta Palace and Pasar Gede Market.
Other notable destinations on the list include Varanasi, India; Taitung, Taiwan; and Nagoya, Japan, with average prices of approximately 1.2, 2.5, and 2.8 million VND per night, respectively.
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