Luong Nhu Hoc lantern street is colorful to welcome Mid-Autumn Festival

With only a few days left until the full moon of August, Luong Nhu Hoc lantern street (Cho Lon ward, Ho Chi Minh City) is brightly lit, attracting a large number of people and tourists to visit, shop, and enjoy the traditional Mid-Autumn atmosphere in the heart of the city.

Since the beginning of the 8th lunar month, the entire 300m-long street has been dressed in a new, brilliant outfit with thousands of colorful handmade lanterns: carp, stars, God of the Earth, butterflies... meticulously made from cellophane, bamboo. Interspersed are modern lantern models that run on batteries, play music, use LED lights, satisfying the tastes of young people and children.

Not only a shopping place, Luong Nhu Hoc lantern street also becomes a famous “check-in” spot every Mid-Autumn Festival. The shimmering light from thousands of lanterns creates a romantic, warm space for families and young people to capture memorable moments.

Many handmade lanterns are sold for prices starting from 25,000 VND.

Coming here, people not only find a favorite lantern, but also clearly feel the traditional Mid-Autumn atmosphere: children are excited, adults are nostalgic, all creating a unique cultural space, connecting generations through the full moon seasons.

Battery operated lanterns with sparkling LED lights

TAM NGUYEN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/pho-long-den-luong-nhu-hoc-ruc-ro-sac-mau-don-trung-thu-post814070.html