Halloween venues in Hanoi, Saigon

Visitors in the two cities can participate in activities such as ghost market, makeup contest, haunted house experience, face painting …

Halloween Week Visitors in Hanoi can check-in with models on a 2,000-square-meter campus, modeled after 18 floors of hell, giant pumpkin kingdom, go to hell market with horror items .. On the night of 30 – 31 October, a ghost art show performed by singers, dance groups and magicians took place. The program will be held from now to November 1 at The Phoenix Garden ecological area (Phung, Dan Phuong). Admission fee for adults is 50,000 VND, 30,000 VND for children 0.7 – 1.3 m in height, and free for children under 0.7 m. Photo: The Phoenix Garden

Hang Ma Street In Hanoi , on Halloween, Hang Ma Street is full of typical items such as pumpkins, horror costumes, demon masks, witches, costumes … This is where many friends Children and family go shopping, take pictures, go for a walk. Visitors can visit the street in the evening to soak up the bustling atmosphere of the festival. Photo: Lan Huong

Halloween The Garden Festival 2020 The festival is held on a large scale in 2 days from October 31 to November 1, from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. at The Garden (Me Tri Street, Nam Tu Liem). Some of the outstanding activities visitors can participate in are free face painting and tattooing, lottery winnings, Halloween accessory stalls, costume performances and talent competitions. Coming here on the evening of November 1, you have the opportunity to participate in a makeup contest with a prize of 2 million VND for the person with the most beautiful and impressive outfits. Photo: The Garden

Bui Vien Street In Saigon , the favorite place for young people every Halloween is Bui Vien Street (District 1). Bars and restaurants on West Street often decorate creepy images, street people also wear masks, and draw devil images on their faces. Visitors can visit the music shops, participate in each restaurant’s special Halloween events or mingle with the crowd on the street. Photo: Quynh Tran

Mystery Fair Visitors can visit 3 Tu Market (No. 10, Binh Phu Street, Ward 11, District 6) from 10am – 10pm on October 29 – November 1 to participate in the mysterious Halloween Fair. Brave visitors can try the experience of going through Ma Alley (a miniature haunted house) to meet characters from the horror film. In addition, you can draw pictures, spooky nail polish for free, shop and eat at more than 150 stalls and food courts. From 8:00 am to 10:00 pm, there will be an exciting electronic music show at the market. Photo: 3 Tu Market

Dam Sen Cultural Park This is a suitable place for families. Parents can join the children in games, eat at the food court or shop for accessories. The park offers free admission to Halloween costume guests, and the areas are also decorated with eye-catching spooky themes. The program Ghost Night was held from 8am – 9pm on October 31st. Photo: Dam Sen Park

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