With over three weeks until Halloween, Hang Ma Street in Hanoi's Old Quarter is already buzzing with spooky decorations.
Halloween is a Western tradition, its popularity has increased in Vietnam, driven by the enthusiastic young people.
This year, Hang Ma Street has seen a wider variety of Halloween toys and decorations from pumpkins and giant spiders to scarecrows, skeletons, scythes and more.
Costumes steeped in spooky themes and terrifying decorations dangling from tree branches creates a truly eerie atmosphere.
The best-selling items on Hang Ma Street include pumpkin-shaped candy baskets and decorative pumpkin lights with prices varying from a few dozens to several hundred thousand Dong. Some kinds of products can cost up to millions of Dong.
