Young Hanoi people are getting excited to find the most suitable costume for the Halloween party.

Although Halloween is a typically Western tradition, it has been introduced to Vietnam with one main purpose: to have fun. Nowadays, Halloween party is not only held at tourist sites but almost anywhere in the country, especially in big cities.
A shop owner on Hang Ma Street, Hanoi, which is well-known for toys and hand-made goods, said since Halloween is not Vietnam's traditional festival, only young people come to their shops these days.
However, the street these days is more lively than normal with various kinds of witch hats, pumpkin lanterns and costumes on display.
Hang Ma Street getting busier
Young people shop for Halloween costumes
Colourful witch hats
Going for a pumpkin lantern
Spider decoration
Various kinds of mask on display
Witch, dwarf and fairy costumes
Batman and spiderman outfits
A glowing skeleton
Fake vampire teeth
The Scream costume
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