Nearly 100 shops line the street, selling colorful lanterns and festive accessories. The place is bustling with people taking photos, buying lanterns, and soaking in the vibrant atmosphere, especially between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
As the seventh lunar month approaches, these shops are busy displaying a wide array of colorful toys, creating a visually appealing spectacle.
The street is abuzz with a lively trading atmosphere these days, as people flock to soak in the festive spirit.
Shops offer a delightful mix of traditional and modern decorative items and toys, ensuring there’s something for everyone to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Lanterns of various sizes, shapes, and materials light up the street, with prices ranging from VND40,000 to VND200,000 per piece.
Mini lanterns, perfect for a cozy display, are priced between VND20,000 and VND25,000 each.
The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Full Moon Festival, is a beloved celebration in Vietnam. While it was originally intended for children, it has now become a festival for all ages to enjoy.
Shop owners go the extra mile by setting up beautiful backdrops, providing visitors with Instagram-worthy spots to capture memories.
Beyond just a place for trading, the street has transformed into a captivating destination for visitors to immerse themselves in the festive ambiance and create lasting memories.
As the festival draws near, the street comes alive with an increasing number of visitors, all eager to join in the celebrations.
This year, the Mid-Autumn Festival falls on September 17, marking a special date in the Vietnamese cultural calendar.
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