Toys flood Hang Ma street as Halloween approaches
VOV.VN - A variety of thrilling toys featuring a number of scary things have gone on sale throughout Hanoi’s Old Quarter as Halloween draws close.
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| Originally a European festival, Halloween falls on October 31 annually. |
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| In recent years both Halloween and Christmas have become popular festivals for young people in Vietnam to enjoy. |
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| In the week leading up to Halloween, a wide range of toys have gone on sale, including pumpkins and costumes. |
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| Pumpkin-shaped lanterns can be purchased for VND30,000 to VND80,000 each. |
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| A scary mask can go for VND40,000 each. |
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| Shops in Hanoi’s Old Quarter have a vast range of Halloween items on sale, with prices ranging from tens to millions of VND. |
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| Decorative items and Halloween toys have been made available at many shops throughout the capital, capturing the attention of plenty of local residents, especially young people. |
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| Many fun items can be seen on display. |
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| Festive hats and capes go for between VND50,000 and VND100,000 each. |
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| Decorative items such as pumpkin lanterns, effigies, and spooky statues are popular among restaurants, cafés, and fashion shops. Pictured is the most sought after costume for the Halloween season. |
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| Shoppers can find plenty of eye-catching items on sale during Halloween. |
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| There is a vast array of choice when purchasing lanterns along Hang Ma street. |
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| Thrilling toys can be found such as monsters, skeletons, or weapons. These items are all sought after by customers. |
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| Among children, princess’ dresses, superman outfits, and witches’ costumes are the most popular items. |
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