Nguyen Hue and Bui Vien walking streets "fell" on Halloween night

(Dan Tri) - On the evening of October 31, thousands of people and tourists flocked to central locations in Ho Chi Minh City such as Nguyen Hue walking street and Bui Vien Western street to immerse themselves in the vibrant Halloween festival atmosphere.

Many young people and tourists prepared bizarre and spooky costumes, creating a colorful and memorable masquerade party.

On Nguyen Hue pedestrian street (Ben Nghe ward, District 1), from early morning, many foreign tourists appeared in unique costumes, attracting attention and interacting with local people.

Mr. Belly, an American tourist, expressed his delight at taking photos with the children: "The Halloween atmosphere in Vietnam is fantastic, just as good as in my country. With this costume, I'm very happy that many adults and children have asked to take pictures with me."

Most foreign tourists choose relatively simple costumes that still manage to make an impression.

The "ghostly" makeup service on Nguyen Hue pedestrian street also attracts a large number of people, with prices ranging from 50,000 to 100,000 VND per face.

Although it originated in the West, Halloween is gradually becoming a popular holiday in Vietnam, attracting those who love mysterious and spooky atmospheres.

Many children were also dressed up by their parents as adorable "spooky" characters to participate in the festival.

The number of people flocking to Nguyen Hue pedestrian street on the evening of October 31st was so large that the surrounding roads became overloaded.

A spooky yet vibrant atmosphere envelops Bui Vien Street (Ben Thanh Ward), a popular destination attracting numerous foreign tourists on Halloween night every year.

Two foreign tourists dressed up as vampires on Bui Vien Street, the "Western Street," created an impressive highlight for the evening's festivities.

Many young people dressed up as ghosts, zombies, and horror characters, creating a unique and colorful atmosphere.

An Australian tourist shared: "It was so much fun, the atmosphere on this street was more vibrant and exciting than ever. I will return to Vietnam for my holiday next year."

This year's Halloween falls on a weekend, resulting in a larger-than-usual influx of visitors to entertainment venues. As night falls, Bui Vien Street, often frequented by tourists, becomes even more bustling and crowded.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/du-lich/pho-di-bo-nguyen-hue-bui-vien-that-thu-trong-dem-halloween-20251101002714308.htm