A shop adorned with giant carp-shaped lanterns, captivating passersby with its unique display.
The shop owner invested around VND300 million in these special carp-shaped lanterns, creating a festive atmosphere.
Hang Ma Street buzzes with activity as people flock to buy and sell goods, celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Shops along the street offer a delightful mix of traditional and modern decorations and toys, catering to the festive needs of children and families.
Lanterns, a favorite among many, take center stage, with a variety of designs and colors on display.
Carp-shaped lanterns range in price from VND60,000 to VND300,000, offering an affordable way to join in the festive cheer.

Hang Ma Street offers a delightful range of traditional toys, including star-shaped lanterns priced between VND10,000 and VND70,000, making them accessible to all.
Lion heads, a symbol of strength and power, range in price from VND300,000 to VND600,000, adding a touch of drama to the festivities.
Vietnamese masks are a highlight this year, with a wide variety of designs and colors available, adding a touch of local culture to the celebrations.

The Mid-Autumn Festival is a time for children to receive special gifts, creating lasting memories.

The festival is a reminder of childhood memories, bringing people together in a celebration of culture and tradition.
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