Landslides rip through Da Lat’s Mimosa Pass, severing key tourist routes

by admin | Nov 20, 2025 | Asia

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Landslides have torn apart Da Lat’s Mimosa Pass after days of relentless rain, carving deep scars into the roads, toppling pine trees and forcing emergency closures on key routes in the popular tourist destination.

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